‘The Second World War was not a turning point […]; instead, it was a marker to show the leaders of Canada that change needed to happen.’
‘World War two was a turning point in Canadian attitudes toward human rights policies, but not necessarily all human rights policies.’
‘The turning point of WWII drove human rights policies to the pinnacle of Canadian society’
‘[Confederation] served as a peaceful metaphor for Canadians to model themselves after for generations to come.’
‘[T]he entire Canadian militia fought together for a cause, leading to the citizens to develop feelings of nationalism and pride’
‘The War of 1812 is undoubtedly the birth of Canada as a nation because Canada’s forces emerged’
