Trudeau's resume

Trudeau, born in 19 19 10 year 10 month 18, is a Canadian liberal.

He served as Prime Minister from 65438 to 0968, and successfully established diplomatic relations with China and improved relations with France.

1943 to obtain a lawyer. Worked in the Privy Council for three years.

1950 participated in the establishment of free city review monthly.

1951-1year working experience as a lawyer, specializing in cases related to labor and civil liberties.

196 1- 1965 Associate Professor of Law, University of Montreal.

1965 was elected as a member of the House of Representatives as a "new wave" faction of the Liberal Party.

1966 secretary of congress, minister of justice and attorney general.

1967 visits France and African countries on behalf of Prime Minister Pearson. During his tenure as Minister of Justice, he received three controversial social welfare measures (stricter gun control law, reform of anti-abortion law and anti-homosexuality law) passed by Parliament.

After his retirement, Pearson became the leader of the Liberal Party on April 6th 1968 and became the Prime Minister two weeks later. He resolutely opposed separatism and took a tough stance against 1970 terrorists of the Quebec Liberation Front.

In the general election of June 1972, his power with other liberals was greatly weakened, and he could only maintain political power by cooperating with the New Democracy Party. A year and a half later, Parliament held a series of no-confidence votes against him.

1974 in may, the new democracy party broke away from the alliance, which led to the collapse of the liberal government and a hasty general election. He fought hard, and on July 8 of the same year, the Liberal Party won a clear majority and increased the number of seats in Parliament. Throughout the 1970s, he tried to solve the increasing economic and domestic problems.

1In the national election on May 22, 979, although he kept his seat, the Liberal Party did not win a majority and the Progressive Conservative Party came to power. 1On March 3rd, 980, Trudeau was re-elected as Prime Minister of Canada.