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    The Baby Boom

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    History Summative: The Baby Boom The Baby Boom was one of the most important events in Canadian history and continues to impact how we live our lives today. After World War 2 ended‚ between the years of 1945 and 1965‚ there was a huge increase in population known as the Baby Boom. The Baby Boom occurred because soldiers came home from war with a victory and were finally ready to start a family with their wives or girlfriends in a time when there was a good economy. In 1959‚ 20 percent of all women

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    Baby Boom or Doom? After World War 2 as soldiers returned home they were looking to settle down‚ start families and make up for lost years caused by the war. This became known as the baby boom which first began in Canada in 1947 and lasted until 1966‚ it started later and lasted a couple years longer compared to the United States. This baby boom not only effected Canada then but continues to effect the country today and into the future. The baby boom effected Canada in many different ways‚ starting

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    Baby Boom In Canada there are is around thirty- four million people who vary in age. There are people who range from the age of zero to one hundred plus. More people come into Canada every year causing the average ages to go up and down. As our country gets older the people of the country get older as well. The further we advance into the future‚ more things are being discovered throughout the years. The baby boom in 1946 till 1964 has brought in a lot of babies‚ and ever since then they have been

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    devastating attack‚ and another 1‚000 was wounded.[] This is influential because it pushed America to go to war and send soldiers abroad. According to ABC-CLIO “Half a generation of young men came of age overseas during World War II.” When they returned to the United States‚ they were ready to take the next step in their lives.”[] For most of the soldiers that next step was to rekindle old flames and start a family. This time period was known as the “Baby Boom” due to the increase in childbirth between

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    received compensation from unemployment‚ acceptance on loans‚ and paid education. With this new profound bill‚ the returner vets began to feel as though they could settle down and finally start families. This eventually led to spark the Baby Boom. The baby boom was a time when many children were born during the post-World War II era. The very high increase in births during this time helped lead to high demand for consumer products‚ suburban style homes‚ and automobiles. With the increasing number

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    Baby Boom Critique “Baby Boom”‚ is a heartfelt and comical movie in one. J.C. Wiatt played by (Diane Keaton)‚ is a woman of a fast paced lifestyle dedicated to her profession working 75-80 hours a week. J.C has no time to spare for her personal or romantic life‚ or relaxation time for that matter with her schedule. (The film shows J. C. and her live-in mate‚ played by Harold Ramis‚ grudgingly allocating four minutes for sex one evening before going right back to their reading ("Movie Review

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    Baby Boom In America

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    newlyweds had children within a year: a record 3.8 million babies were born in 1947. This was the first year of the baby boom‚ which lasted for most of the 1950s. Between 1948 and 1953 more babies were born than had been over the previous thirty years. In 1954 a record birthrate‚ a low death rate‚ and an influx of 144‚000 immigrants created the largest one-year population gain in U.S. history. (Thomson Gale)

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    Handbag business‚ Baby Boom Consumer Products began as a diaper bag manufacturer. Today‚ we are a market leader in the U.S.‚ manufacturing bags for Eddie Bauer‚ Jeep‚ and Carter’s‚ as well as our own brands. In the 1990s‚ Baby Boom expanded its product offering for Infants to include Crib Bedding and Nursery Room Decor. Today‚ we are a leading “one stop shop” for all Mom’s nursery needs. Baby Boom Consumer Products‚ Inc. manufactures diaper bags. Its product categories include baby beddings‚ nursery

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    the world. The GI Bill was a new law that provided generous living stipends and unemployment insurance to help veterans get back on their feet‚ it helped people buy a house‚ start businesses‚ and attend college. After the great depression and WWII‚ people were ready to start a family feeling more confident in life. This time became known as the baby boom. The baby boom increased the population 30 percent. The economy grew with suburbs expanding from the cities. The 1950s was a time of new things for

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    affluence otherwise known as generation X or the baby boomer generation. The baby boomer name came from the fact that almost exactly nine months after World War II more babes where born than ever before. Approximately 3.4 million babies where born in 1946 20 percent more than the previous year‚ the trend continued through 1947 with 3.8 million babies. The trend continued until 1964 when the trend finally lost steam and by that time just over 76 million babies where born‚almost 40 percent of the entire

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