He maneuvered his rival Arthur Meighen into forming a government that fell after two days; taking power as a result, he put Camillien Houde, the mayor of (*) Montreal, into an internment camp for several years for opposing the draft during the "Conscription Crisis.
This man lived at Hull House while studying at the University of Chicago, leading to his concern for the poor that led him to become editor of the Labour Gazette and advance a cooperative model of firm governance in the book Industry and Humanity. He maneuvered his rival Arthur Meighen into forming a government that fell after two days; taking power as a result, he put Camillien Houde, the mayor of (*) Montreal, into an internment camp for several years for opposing the draft during the "Conscription Crisis." For 10 points, name this successor to Wilfred Laurier as leader of the Liberal Party, the prime minister of Canada during World War II.
This man lived at Hull House while studying at the University of Chicago, leading to his concern for the poor that led him to become editor of the Labour Gazette and advance a cooperative model of firm governance in the book Industry and Humanity.
William Lyon Mackenzie {King}