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S Stepping Onto the World Stage in ftrst steps townrd gainlng mowe cstrol Iwer its forelgn affairs Problems trse in Canado's relotions with both Britaln aud Aan Confederation tn the tum of the cen the Unliod Stutes. These prublems spurked twy Canada wus in many ways onICerned a great denl of debate In Canada and with development at lome. The Country divided French and English Canadiars. was expanding with new terriborles, the Inuilding of the Canadian Pacific Railway, Imperialism and settlennent ol the West By 190, Canacla wns roady to kook outward in the world. One major issue was British ianperiulism. The world was beylnning to take Imperiallam is a polity Dl establishing lumeland and Iice In the early decades of the twerali- colonies zway fmm eth century, the cuuntry was yrwing building an empire In the nincioenth and Fupilly New Immigrants were pourlng in, early twentieth centurles, manty European and the poduels nf Canada's lurma, cOintries wore compeling to gain crilonies mines, forests, and industries were llowing aroupd the world. Colonies provided a Ct at an unurecedented rate. Cannda was urte ol nw malerials, o maret for menu- estallisling its place in tlhe iew glalsal lactured yuods, and preslige, gkiry, and military power for the home country. ecneiomy 40 Valt li The Twntini (eriery bewas, 1910-1913 Canala was purt ul the Critish Enspire Canala wias t yel reacly in sland alote aleny wich natioans SIclh an Ausirulia, New Zsall, akl Sontlh Alnca. Some colonies umbrellu the Empire. After all, sume wene yowerwsd dlirutly Iny Bitain. Ixhers Americans wen stil talking nhrat a- such 3a Catyula igere sel-gaverni ng ing Caa in the thubed States iluminions. In 1817, Conicla hakl been the lirst Britkslh sulcay lis lecome sellgwera becuine fuly indepemlent tna the ing But wiile Camala was laryely inde Empire As a coluny thcy lelt Canacla pendent in goveraing ita alfairs il hunte, wuhl stways be se as luferior to Critain still cantrellel Canada's fore gn Frtain- is kuniyu rekatius, ectny. afluirs. Britislı Irnops were statinned in culture, and geranent Canada t defend it ngainst ary lariga Iknat. Silair alsao xicied any treatigs siuld jaun edae Unitesl States in a large r alher interealanal agreements dn Narilı American narkn This wald rite Cunada's behall. By the early 1900s. people wee ask Shau ll Canarla stay withis the Empire, or S1ould it hecume compietey nulurally fluwed m uih, nateastur indepeadert? Opärioms were tliesjat. ils an imiependet nalion. It nexlesl the Olhers believel that Canala shuMill A smal grsGp helievral Canada all Englislt-speaking perple ran the crati et intu a yreal nation. Suppaterst thes Vw eltthe trasde l trareptrtalian links French-Canadian Views LIpn ors were aisn divited aong Faa English-Canadiaa Views Must Eitglish Canalia suppomed he Canan iaus Fie rh Catulians thJ tv imperialist muvetret Tey e pid the same senv legalty to the Beitist he part ol he Bril sa Emvire. For mary Empire thai Englisli Cunalaatd thes ppoting inmper san lid n meanlial Crey did not suppo anallen national ism fa leeling ol kyaliy lo uncsalry tce lrcy artr ha being nrt e BElisl: Enspine ar l'anaarater nler et auh sitanger scse ul pidy ather Firndan ba rure aEt herita Frenci-Cunat an u i cbre wet ba the rarty er the d t Ies FAl wen estsald h
Transcribed Image Text:S Stepping Onto the World Stage in ftrst steps townrd gainlng mowe cstrol Iwer its forelgn affairs Problems trse in Canado's relotions with both Britaln aud Aan Confederation tn the tum of the cen the Unliod Stutes. These prublems spurked twy Canada wus in many ways onICerned a great denl of debate In Canada and with development at lome. The Country divided French and English Canadiars. was expanding with new terriborles, the Inuilding of the Canadian Pacific Railway, Imperialism and settlennent ol the West By 190, Canacla wns roady to kook outward in the world. One major issue was British ianperiulism. The world was beylnning to take Imperiallam is a polity Dl establishing lumeland and Iice In the early decades of the twerali- colonies zway fmm eth century, the cuuntry was yrwing building an empire In the nincioenth and Fupilly New Immigrants were pourlng in, early twentieth centurles, manty European and the poduels nf Canada's lurma, cOintries wore compeling to gain crilonies mines, forests, and industries were llowing aroupd the world. Colonies provided a Ct at an unurecedented rate. Cannda was urte ol nw malerials, o maret for menu- estallisling its place in tlhe iew glalsal lactured yuods, and preslige, gkiry, and military power for the home country. ecneiomy 40 Valt li The Twntini (eriery bewas, 1910-1913 Canala was purt ul the Critish Enspire Canala wias t yel reacly in sland alote aleny wich natioans SIclh an Ausirulia, New Zsall, akl Sontlh Alnca. Some colonies umbrellu the Empire. After all, sume wene yowerwsd dlirutly Iny Bitain. Ixhers Americans wen stil talking nhrat a- such 3a Catyula igere sel-gaverni ng ing Caa in the thubed States iluminions. In 1817, Conicla hakl been the lirst Britkslh sulcay lis lecome sellgwera becuine fuly indepemlent tna the ing But wiile Camala was laryely inde Empire As a coluny thcy lelt Canacla pendent in goveraing ita alfairs il hunte, wuhl stways be se as luferior to Critain still cantrellel Canada's fore gn Frtain- is kuniyu rekatius, ectny. afluirs. Britislı Irnops were statinned in culture, and geranent Canada t defend it ngainst ary lariga Iknat. Silair alsao xicied any treatigs siuld jaun edae Unitesl States in a large r alher interealanal agreements dn Narilı American narkn This wald rite Cunada's behall. By the early 1900s. people wee ask Shau ll Canarla stay withis the Empire, or S1ould it hecume compietey nulurally fluwed m uih, nateastur indepeadert? Opärioms were tliesjat. ils an imiependet nalion. It nexlesl the Olhers believel that Canala shuMill A smal grsGp helievral Canada all Englislt-speaking perple ran the crati et intu a yreal nation. Suppaterst thes Vw eltthe trasde l trareptrtalian links French-Canadian Views LIpn ors were aisn divited aong Faa English-Canadiaa Views Must Eitglish Canalia suppomed he Canan iaus Fie rh Catulians thJ tv imperialist muvetret Tey e pid the same senv legalty to the Beitist he part ol he Bril sa Emvire. For mary Empire thai Englisli Cunalaatd thes ppoting inmper san lid n meanlial Crey did not suppo anallen national ism fa leeling ol kyaliy lo uncsalry tce lrcy artr ha being nrt e BElisl: Enspine ar l'anaarater nler et auh sitanger scse ul pidy ather Firndan ba rure aEt herita Frenci-Cunat an u i cbre wet ba the rarty er the d t Ies FAl wen estsald h
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