A Nation Is Born: World War I And

The end of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth century brought an increasing struggle between Canadian nationalists and imperialists. While the imperialists thought Canada should keep strong ties with Britain, the nationalists thought Canadians should work to build their own country. When the First World War began, Canadians joined the war automatically as a member of the British Empire-but their contribution was to bring about the very independence from Britain the nationalists wanted.

Introduction	p. 6
Questions of Nationalism	p. 9
Canada and the Great War	p. 23
The War at Home	p. 41
Toward a Greater Independence	p. 57
The Need for Social Freedom	p. 65
Time Line	p. 78
Further Reading	p. 82
For More Information	p. 83
Index	p. 84
Picture Credits	p. 86
Biographies	p. 87
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A Nation Is Born: World War I And Independence, 1910-1929

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