History 11: Interwar Years

Which of the following is not a cause of the Great Depression?

What did the praries become in the 1930s because of drought?

After the King-Byng Crisis the governor general

What was the name of the group of women who worked on the Persons Case?

New businesses appeared in Canada to avoid tariffs that were US owned and were known as:

Keynesian "Bible Bill" Aberhart was leader of which party in Alberta?

What is it called when the government does not intervene to help the economy?

Which economic plan did Bennett copy from Roosevelt in the US?

What were the leaders of the On-to-Ottawa Trek wanting?

Which region was angry because their coal was not needed and their banks moved to Ontario?

The Persons Case finally allowed women to become

The introduction of left wing a government in which country inspired Canadians to work for one

Which of the following was a famous Canadian artist in the interwar period?

Women were able to work in factories during the war time, but when the war was over

What kind of music and dance was popular in the 1920s?

Getting loans from the bank to buy stocks is also called

Immigration increased in 1935 because workers were need in:

After the Imperial Conference what document was created and what did Canada become part of?

All but which of the following were subject to ill-treatment by the government?

1920s are a good time for most but men return from war suffering psychologically from

Which day did the stock market crash and what was the event's nick name?

Which event rallied workers to combat poor business practices in 1919?

The Halibut Treaty was significant because Canada signed it with the US

The new socialist party that was introduced in Canada in the 1920s was called the

The Ford Model T allowed families to live out of town and drive to work from the

Which of the following was not a demand made by workers in 1919?

Which year was the lowest point in the Great Depression?

Which woman was the first Member of Parliament

The government provided relief money to the poor during the depression called:

In 1921, Mackenzie-King was voted in with what type of government?

RB Bennett and Mackenzie King were leaders of which parties respectively?

The ban on the sale and consumption of alcohol is called

What was the name of the conflict where Canada refused to send troops to Turkey?

One new technology that increased communication and benefited rural families in the 1920s was

What was the name of the horse-drawn Ford Model T during the 1930s?