The degree in which the internal and external forces changed Canada is very large. Most of the changes happened with monetary or Bill values, being altered each year to fit better to the times. Life after World War 2 was rough, but rules were put in place to ensure certain past mistakes, such as racism, were less likely to occur in the future, same with the lack of human rights shown from the concentration camps in Germany. This horror awakened many to just how bad some cultures had it and they wanted to not be similar to them. There was also changes in living with new suburban homes opening up that affected how construction workers could build things. Finally, Canada and America opened and then later closed an Auto Trade deal that made one of Canada’s main productions automobiles as they became quite efficient at it. There is a large degree in the internal and external forces as the whole of society changed nearly in only twenty years.

...my history thesis (rough draft)