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In the Cold War era, Harold Innis's views about America became increasingly..?
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In the Cold War era, Harold Innis's views about America became increasingly hostile. He had previously been a strong supporter of the United States, but he came to believe that American society was becoming increasingly materialistic and that its values were incompatible with the Canadian ideal of a society based on the principles of cooperation and community.
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