A brief introduction to Canadian history

Canadian history refers to the history of Canada. In the history of Canada, most of the residents are white, among which British and French Canadians are the most, and the aborigines are Native Americans and Inuit. Most of them make a living by hunting and fishing, using stone tools and making clothes out of animal skins. Most residents believe in Catholicism and Christianity. The official languages are English and French. The capital is in Ottawa. 1949, Canada joined the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. After World War II, Canada's economy developed rapidly. From 65438 to 0970, Canada's per capita GDP ranked third in the world. From 1976, Canada participated in the economic summit held by western countries and became one of the seven western countries.