What changed did women find in sports in 1929?

They played in the Olympics for the first time

A debt to be paid at regular times that includes interest

Tax placed on foreign goods imported into a coutnry

Money to be shared by those to whom it belongs

What were residential schools?

Schools where aboriginal kids were sent to

The price of stocks and bonds across a country.

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Socials Studies 9

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Grade 9 Social Studies REview

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1
What were Aboriginal students not allowed to do in residential schools
Exercise
Speak their language
Watch TV
Eat food after 8pm
2
What changed did women find in sports in 1929?
They played in the Olympics for the first time
They had new equipment
They became captains
More women sports
3
What was the main reason for the great depression?
Stock Market Crash
Guns were expensive
The fish swam away
Food ran out
4
When did the Great Depression start and what was the name put on that day?
1931 Party Monday
1939 Fat Tuesday
1925 Mardi Gras
1929 Black Tuesday
5
Installment plan is:
A debt to be paid at regular times that includes interest
A metaphor used during the cold war,
A plan to rebuild central Canada
A debt where people never paid it back
6
Why did the Newfoundland government face increasing debut in the 1920s?
People moved to the mainland
Summer lasted three days
The soldiers didn't come home
Water was too cold
7
Tariff
Natural featured of a region
A tax placed on government workers
Tax placed on foreign goods imported into a coutnry
A type of fish
8
Dividend
A Newfoundland food
Money to be shared by those to whom it belongs
A wharf used by fishermen during the great depression
A math symbol
9
Secondary industry
Manufacturing
Grocery
McDonalds
Fishing
10
What type of economy did Canada have after the war?
Expensive
Rich
Amazing
Slumping
11
How did people like farmers pay for stuff if they didn't have cash?
They shared
They stole it
The backup plan
The Installment plan
12
When did provinces recover from the economic slump?
1923
1919
Never
1985
13
What were residential schools?
Schools where aboriginal kids were sent to
Schools out the bay
Schools in big cities
Schools which offered night classes for extra credit
14
How did the proivnces use the money that was given to them by the federal government?
They shared it
They invested in public works
They paid off public housing
They wasted it
15
Stock Market
The price of stocks and bonds across a country.
An expensive store where rich people shopped during the war.
A place to buy expensive socks.
A market for poor people

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