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Canada had a small population during recent wars. With a population of just 11.3 Million, Canada had a hard time in the war. However, Canada's contributions were ginormous. Canada's biggest success in the 1950's was airplane. Canada was the number one supplier of airplanes to allied forces furing World War 2. Canada came up with the Lancaster which was one of the biggest successes in the war. After the war, Canada began transforming airforce plans into passenger planes into the 1950's after the Korean War. Canada also pulled down military budget down from 3 Billion a year to 195 Million a year. The 1950's was a breathing point for Canada as it had came out of the Great Depression (which many think Canada was hit the hardest) to World War 2, then the Korean War.
no it was not an asteroid that hit the earth, it was kevins big mouth
South Dakota is north of Nebraska. North Dakota is north of that, and then you hit Canada.
that the titanic hit an iceberg
Yes, but try to work out. Hit the gym - I don't trust "diet pills".
The prairie provinces were hardest hit by depression.
The farmers in Kansas.
It happened most in the 1720s.
crisis
i think that the great depression affected alot of places and there isn't just one place that this was greater than another.
Martin Van Buren was the President when this depression or panic hit. It cost him his job .
Hoover was the president when the Great Depression hit.
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In its impact on industry and employment, the depression of the 1890s was on a par with the Great Depression of the 1930s. In some places it began before 1890, in a deep agricultural crisis that hit Southern cotton-growing regions and the Great Plains in the late 1880s. The shock hit Wall Street and urban areas in 1893, as part of a massive worldwide economic crisis. A quarter of the nation's railroads went bankrupt; in some cities,unemployment among industrial workers exceeded 20 or even 25 percent.
The Great Depression was a global depression. It mainly hit the US and Europe. The US was the largest economy and its stock market had crashed. This had world wide affects as economics is not only within one's borders. Europe and other parts of the world were also recovering from World War I, paying for the debts they'd acquired from the war. Also, because European countries controlled many colonies around the world, the Great Depression also hit many of these colonies.
Herbert Hoover was the president when the great crash hit Wall Street in 1929.