Which role did Pearson play from 1944 to 1946?
Canadian ambassador to the US
Secretary of state for external affairs
Prime minister of Canada
Head of the United Nations
Answer
Pearson served as the Canadian ambassador to the United States from 1944 to 1946. In this role, he was responsible for representing Canada's interests in the United States and for negotiating with the US government on a variety of issues, including trade, defense, and foreign policy.
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