Why did world war 2 make Canada and the us an important world power?

Answer 1

World War II was a surge of econimic growth in Canada, In the prosses Canada became one of the most richest countries at that time. The war had brought economic parity within such as, there were approximately 1 million women who were accepted into the workforce, there was also a surge of growth in agriculture and manufacturing since, it became more mechanized and more countries became associated with our exports. In addition the war brought very low unemployment which was good and created an immense demand for military goods, which included guns, planes, trucks, and armor, these products all together added up to over 10 billion dollars in profit for the value of war goods produced. These goods were shipped to Britain since, Canada was their supplier in war goods.

Answer 2

For one thing Canada was not made a world power it is one of the smaller countries of world war 2 and did not bear the main brunt of the 3 main allies The Soviet Union, America, and Great Britain. The US on the other was sent in a small somewhat unorganized army and came out a World Super Power, because the fact they won with the British in North Africa, Sicily and Italy, Europe, and the Pacific which made them send over millions and getting huge amounts of new experienced veterans ready on the beck and call of the US and all the mass producing of vehicles, ships, aircraft, and weapons made the US a very important part ( considering the British would have lost without us, because we supplied better tanks aircraft and help in the Pacific) making us a world power along with the Soviet Union

Answer 3

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