War changes a country and after the Second World War, Canadian society changed tremendously. The nation changed politically, socially, and even economically. Canada gained much respect from other countries of their bravery in the war. This gave the country a sense of nationalism and pride.
After the Second World War, women received much more rights. Of course, after the first war, women were able to vote. However, after WWII, they were even able to have a job. WWII is one of the reasons women have much freedom. Additionally, problems between English and French Canadians arose. There were much tension between the two in result of conscription.
After the Second World War, the economy changed as well. The economy improved much more. There were more job openings for men and no depression. The Second World War changed Canada greatly, not just negatively, but even positively.
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