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Entwicklung von Hochtechnologie-Unternehmen of Britain and the empire in the face of an accelerated program of decolonization. The collapse of the British Empire was a catalyst for major reforms in education in both Ontario and Victoria as educators struggled to find a new focus for the national identity.

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,From “Scrub Players Playing on a Vacant Lot” to the Big Leagues: Ontarian and Victorian Educational of Britain and the empire in the face of an accelerated program of decolonization. The collapse of the British Empire was a catalyst for major reforms in education in both Ontario and Victoria as educators struggled to find a new focus for the national identity.

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,“The Ideology of All Democratic Nations”: World War II and the Rise of Religious Instruction in Ontstem was legally secular. The solution reached was to allow an outside organization, the Council for Christian Education in Schools, to legally administer religious education in public schools. In both places religious minorities, particularly Catholics and Jews, opposed the legislation but were largely marginalized.

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Conclusion,favor of a multicultural approach by the late 1960s and into the 1970s. The challenging process in which this transition took place indicates a shared experience with important ramifications for understanding the British world in the twentieth century.

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Introduction,odology for the project. The central argument is that Britishness continued to be a useful lynchpin for the national identity of both countries through the 1950s, but that by the 1960s, large-scale non-Anglo and non-Protestant immigration, combined with a backlash against racialized thinking, made a