First of all, it influenced theJewish civilians around Europe very much so and in general war weariness all around the world. People in England lived every day in fear of being bombed or gassed. They even had to carry around gas masks. The civilians on both sides were forced to produce materials of war and were taken away to supply a steady stream of soldiers to replace the many casualties. Almost all the government's decisions influenced civilian life during that time, for most of the government's decisions were military based. I hope this helps
The Canadian economy changed after world war to had ended. During the war many companies had started up offering many jobs to those not involved directly in the war. As a result of this the people of Canada started making money. The depression had finally ended along with the many year sof war.
Canada's economy has grown in parallel with the US. That explains how Canada, a weakly populated country with not nearly as much industry as the US, obtains the 10th largest economy in the world. Canada and the US are immensely economically tied, as they are each others' largest trading partner.
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Yes, Income tax was introduced to Canada during World War 1. It was introduced to help pay for the costs of everything needed for the war.
Both the population and the economy of the US are roughly ten times as large as that of Canada. Individual Canadians are on average about as rich as individual Americans. The two countries are very similar in most respects.
Yes, They fought during the battle of Hong Kong.
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Trinidad's economy boomed during World War II. The need for oil to fuel the Allied forces created a prosperous economy for Trinidad. The United States presence in Trinidad created 30,000 jobs in construction of a military base.
The economy of China in the world war 1 period was that it was in a bad shape.
Yes he advanced Canada's economy and generally made canada a world power
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The government system shrank
Not sure why Canada would have fallen into a depression after the war when it was that very war that pulled the world (particularly the US) out of the depression. Canada's economy and the U.S. economy have always been tightly linked so when the U.S. was suffering under the depression in the 1930s, Canada's economy suffered as well. When the war pulled the U.S. out of the depression, its largest trading partner, Canada, flourished along with it.
The population of Canada during WW1 was 8 million.
The Canadian economy would be characterized as diverse with an emphasis on natural resources, manufacturing and construction industries, and service industries.Mixed, but on the side of free market
The GDP of Canada is $1.43 trillion (International Monetary Fund 2007 based on US Dollars). This ranks Canada's economy as the 9th largest in the world.
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Serbia's economy suffered greatly, due to isolation