SS 11 Chapter 3

The ____________ placed high tariffs and duties on foreign goods imported into Canada.

The OBU's main weapon was a __________.

Many veteran pilots became _____________ who flew geologists and prospectors to remote areas.

Before the War, Canada traded mostly with _____, but afterwards they traded with _____.

After the War, ________ made life difficult for many because wages could not cover for food/rent.

_______ stated that the Judicial Committee of Privy Council remained highest court of appeal; BNA Act also remained

________ were used to assimilate Native children into "white" culture.

__________ found their influence in national politics declining due to a small population.

In the King-Byng crisis, King challenged Britain over the role of the _________.

What kind of paintings did the Group of Seven produce?

How did the Canadian government react to bootlegging?

Western Union leaders found the _________.

What did the Kwagiulth Natives do in 1921 that was illegal in the eyes of the government?

When the federal gov't took some of the Native lands without their permission, these became known as _____.

All of these contributed to Canada’s enormous economic growth EXCEPT:

This reversed legal rights of women:

The ________ was important because it was the first time there was no intervention from the UK on Canada foreign policy.

Where is Chanak?

_____ was passed due to Progressive Party’s influence.

_____ were factories set up in Canada by US companies (car, etc.), to avoid paying tariffs

_______ was PM for much of the 1920s, while _______ was his opponent.

___% of people owned a car in the 1920s.

Who was the only woman to hold office from 1921 to 1935?

__________ meant production and distribution are publicly owned.

Most women had the right to vote in _______ elections by 1918.

_________ party dominated Quebec from 1920 to 1936.

In Nova Scotia, the __________ of 1918 allowed separate schools for blacks and Europeans until 1954.

In the Persons Case, ______ went to appeal women's standing.