During her time served as Prime Minister she emphasized the need for education of girls. While campaigning she visited schools all throughout the nation and spoke to the public about changing the way things worked in the country. She believed women should not be forced to marry and be a housewife for the rest of their lives...
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During her time served as Prime Minister she emphasized the need for education of girls. While campaigning she visited schools all throughout the nation and spoke to the public about changing the way things worked in the country. She believed women should not be forced to marry and be a housewife for the rest of their lives...
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Mackenzie King - Canadian Prime Minister King joined the Liberal party and won a seat in the 1908 election. The following year he was chosen Minister of Labor in Prime Minister Sir Wilfred Laurier's Cabinet...	4 / 1003
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WL MACKENZIE KING Early Career A. Civil Servant For the next eight years, King remained a civil servant, working to develop labor conditions all over the country. He helped resolve about 40 strikes, and he planned the labor legislation...	10 / 2746
Lord byng I felt really proud to be chosen as the Governor General of Canada. I had to get down to business and make Canada into a better place. Today I refused a request by the Prime Minister, William Lyon Mackenzie King, to dissolve parliament and call a general election today...	2 / 550