Reflections on Canadian History

Author: klongboa2920

  • Trench Letter Reflection

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    For my letter home from the trench, I wrote in the perspective of a soldier during the battle of the Somme and how I was one of the few soldiers who were fortunate enough to get let off without getting killed. I wrote about how much I missed home and how much I wanted to…

  • Canadian Identity – Collage Reflection

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    I separated my collage into three sections; my mother’s background, my father’s background, and symbols that represent Canada. My mother’s side of the family’s is Scottish so to represent that i drew a Scottish flag, a long with stereotypical images such as a pair of bagpipes, four Scottish people wearing kilts, and two glasses of…

  • Canada 150

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    I think that Canada’s most significant moment would have to be the Battle Of Vimy Ridge of WW1. I think this event is most significant because it was a moment when our Canadian soldiers showed strength and determination to win this long and unimaginable fight for our country. There must have been quite some difficulty…

  • The Atomic Bomb

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    I believe the United States of America was justified when they dropped the worlds first atom bomb on two Japanese cities in August 1945. The war was Japan’s call, the American’s were already not pleased with the Japanese, and the bomb was a very large investment. First, Japan wanted war with America and they were…

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