Canadian History Review

Chamberlain was removed from power because of failure in:

The principle deciding factor for D-Day would be…

Ottawa was responsible for developing the:

The following was made by Canadians…

To appease Hitler, he was given control of:

The Statute of Westminster granted Canada the right to everything except:

What was created to keep Canadians arts alive?

The political party responsible for initiating health care in Canada was the:

The Prime Minister who began the debate for a new flag was:

Which is the correct order for Prime Ministers in Canada?

After the declaration of war, the group which served most in Canada were:

The Stock Market crashed in the US on…

Another name for Thatcherism is:

When unemployment and costs rise together, it's called:

The following was an official opposition to the federal government:

Who was responsible for the Famous Five?

What was created to boost Canadian industry?

What percentage of Canadian content must be on the radio today?

The Canadian Caper revolved around:

The Meech Lake Accord was not approved by:

Which teen issue was not covered by Degrassi in a notable storyline?

Canada's way of preventing the troops from overloading the social support network was:

What was created to protect Canadians from American influence?

Who won the Grey Cup in 1995?

FLQ stands for:

Which woman swam across Lake Ontario?

Pierre Trudeau didn't say:

World War II was triggered by the invasion of what country?

The Oka Confrontation all began with the natives because of:

Who was killed by the FLQ?

Canadian peacekeepers wore hats and helmets that were…

Which is the correct order for Prime Ministers in Canada?

Lester B. Pearson won:

Which impacts Canadian radio and TV most?

The On-To-Ottawa Trek ended in…

NOT part of the Calgary 88 Olympics story was…

Canada's enemies in the Great War were:

Which two American cities suffered terrorist attacks in the 20th century?

The "…cowardly and depraved assault upon thousands of innocent people" was said by:

The provinces conflicted with Trudeau about the Constitution over:

Which of the following statements is true about the 1980 Referendum?

At the end of the 1993 federal election, the official opposition was the:

Britain's top concern in the Pacific was:

The "…cowardly and depraved assault upon thousands of innocent people" was about:

The theme of Expo '67 was:

“Vive le Montréal... Vive le Québec... Vive le Québec Libre!” was said by:

The Prime Minister who killed Canada's aerospace dreams was:

Canadian troops at D-Day were under the command of which General?

What was the biggest commercial disaster of the 1980s?

“It is unpleasant but undoubtedly necessary in times of crisis” was about:

Which country boycotted Expo '67 in the middle of it?

"An art must grow and flower in the land before the country will be a real for its home"'s for

The O.P.E.C. Crisis was initiated by the…

The Nanking Massacre was preceded by Japan's invasion of:

Which province had Prohibition the least?

Canada's gold medal count at our first Winter Olympic Games was:

The nickname for Canadian nurses in World War I was…

World War I ended with The Treaty Of…

The Bolshevik Revolution was led by…

"From the outset we could not use force…" was said about:

Trudeau's initial response to the spike in inflation was:

Which did happen at the 1976 Summer Games?

The Montreal Expos were supposed to be called the:

Pearson was spurred on to make a new flag after seeing the old one during:

Which program was the first to swear on national television?

The purpose of the Quiet Revolution was:

“It is unpleasant but undoubtedly necessary in times of crisis” was said by:

Who was the first Canadian astronaut in space?

The massacre of Canadian troops happened on…

Which province had Prohibition the longest?

The Ottawa-born native who became a pop sensation in the 90s was:

Terry Fox stopped his run in:

Canada cancelled the Avro Arrow in exchange for:

Trudeau continued Pearson's initiative on:

Canada's worst disaster in World War II was:

The Kitchen Cabinet was begun by Attorney Generals from:

Bob & Doug debuted on…

Toronto started its bid for a baseball team with:

Which Prime Minister had been voted out and back in?

Expo '67 was awarded in 1960 to:

Newfoundland forcibly relocated citizens because of:

A provincial politician not involved in Quebec's referendums was:

Quebec's legislation demanding all signs be in French was:

On top of Live Aid, Canada responded with a song written by:

The first Prime Minister to win a televised debate was:

The Prime Minister who changed the flag was:

"An art must grow and flower in the land before the country will be a real for its home"'s from

During the Second World War, Japanese troops were drafted from:

At the time of the Statute of Westminster, Canada was a…?

At the time of the Winnipeg General Strike, the government of Canada fired the city's:

Who was Canada's first female Prime Minister?

Trudeau was responsible for initiating policy on:

Not a member of the Group Of Seven was:

Trudeau earned the credit for Pearson's initiative on:

The battle which united Canada was…?

When Soviet and American weapons were used, it was called:

Which technology was not used in the sea battles of World War II?

The Khmer Rouge was responsible for genocide in:

Which battle did Canada fight in first?

Live Aid was an event focusing on the crisis in:

Which Prime Minister had been voted out and back in?

Canada repatriated the Constitution on the anniversary of:

The first sign of the collapse of the Soviet Union was:

Canada's international image in recent decades was most affected by:

Canada's top pilot in the war was:

Canada's Prime Minister in the Great War was:

Which country boycotted the 76 Olympics because of the Trudeau government?

Which battle did Canada fight in last?

The first contest to design a Canadian flag was in:

Hitler's betrayal of the agreement with the Soviets was Operation ______________

The first National Film Board animated short to win an Oscar was:

The South Vietnamese got assistance against the North from:

Which Canadian teams did not make it through the 90s?

The first country Hitler expanded to was:

The Ottawa-born native who became a pop sensation in the 60s was:

Queen Elizabeth II did not have to agree to:

The city Canada wanted to host the Centennial Expo was:

Canada's gold medal count at our first Summer Olympic Games was:

Ontario was helped out of the Great Depression by:

What Canadian artist had an album that was declared not Canadian?

Which winter event was introduced at the Calgary '88 Olympics?

Canadian peacekeepers were NOT dispatched to:

Quebec's legislation demanding all services be in French was:

Canada's saddest moment in sports history is:

Which two American cities suffered terrorist attacks in the 21st century?

Prohibition ended in Ontario because the government created:

N.A.T.O. developed out of The Treaty Of…

"Tears Are Not Enough" was written to raise money for:

The purpose of Residential School was:

Brian Mulroney was responsible for introducing:

Which of the following originated in eastern Ontario?

At the time of the Winnipeg General Strike, the government of Canada was worried most about:

The On-To-Ottawa Trek began in:

Allies of the Alliance in World War II include:

NATO was formed principally to:

Who was Canada's top general in our last peacekeeping mission?

Toronto nearly didn't get a baseball team in '77 because of:

Who coached the 2002 Olympic hockey team to victory?

"From the outset we could not use force…" was said by:

Which is the correct order for Prime Ministers in Canada?

At the time of the Winnipeg General Strike, the strikes forbid who to strike?

Which province rejected Conscription?

The following was not an official opposition to the federal government:

Maurice Richard was suspended for the rest of the season for:

World War I was triggered by the invasion of what country?

Appeasement was the policy of British Prime Minister ____________________

The Great Depression was triggered in Canada by:

World War II developed out of The Treaty Of…

The Canadian who shot down The Red Baron was:

The first shopping mall in Ottawa was: