Canada in the 1920's

As a result of the Winnipeg General Strike, what did many Canadians fear would happen? 

What was important for Canada about the Halibut Treaty? 

What was the name of the group of Canadian artists that became famous in the 1920's?

In this case the Privy Council in Britain declared women could be judges & senators.

A "regionalist" aims to

This style of music became very popular with youth during the 1920's.

Which term is related to prohibition?

Who created the snowmobile in 1922 so it could be easier to access remote areas of Canada? 

What does the following image say about changes in the 1920's?

What was NOT a new technology in the 1920's?

To "drop the writ" means:

Which famous BC artist is portrayed in this video clip?

Who was credited for the creation of the Old-Age Pension Plan in 1927?

Who is depicted in this video?

What was a major cause of the Great Depression?

Which of the following is NOT a reason why Canada's economy slumped right after World War One?

What is a reason for the decade of the 1920's being known at the "Roaring 20's"?

Canadians became angry when the governor general refused to drop the writ at the PM's request.

He was Prime Minister from 1922-1926, 1926-1930, and then again lots later on. 

In 1918, this worldwide epidemic killed more people than died in WW1.

American companies invested heavily in Canada by doing the following: