Canada, World War Two: One Small Step for Victory, A Giant Leap for Independence

Canada has done a lot of results during and after the Second World War, but the most important achievement is achieving independence. The relationship between Canada and the UK mother is getting closer and farther. In addition, Canadian citizens and soldiers feel more proud nationalism. Canadian identity awareness changed completely, Canadian autonomy increased significantly. Canada can see this with the Atlantic battle, Italian invasion and D Day success.

World War II was historically a decisive event and had a significant impact on Canada. World War II influenced Canada socially, politically, and economically. Canada supported a number of attacks and gained a big victory. Canada's contribution to the war brought dramatic change in Canada, including technology advances, baby boomers generation, better economy, and higher strengths. Since World War I, Canada has left the British Empire. - Canadian people's taxation level is very complex. I think that Canada will be freed from freedom economically when the tax level becomes less burdensome. Government regulations will surely strike our wallet like taxes, but with little information on its cost

First, the great war changed Canada by searching for independence in Canada. Canada has been independent of Britain for nearly 50 years until 1914, but there is still a strong connection with the British Empire (Toby). However, this war promoted independence to the Canadian world. In 1914, Canadians fought in the British army as soldiers of the empire, but by 1917 they became members of the Canadian army spirit and law (Morton 3, p. 60). For Canadian expedition units, nearly 425,000 Canadian men and women are working abroad and 35,000 are joining the British army (Morton 3, p. 47). In addition, as early as 1917, the Canadian army showed that it could do it. On April 9, 1917, the battle of Vimy Ridge was occupied by them; each division of the corps participated in the first true Canadian victory (Morton 3, p. 52). This was the first time for Canadians to attack together, they got a big victory and wiped the Germans out of the ridge (Morton 3, p. 52).