CHC 2D Final Exam Review

In which battle did Canadians use “Creeping Barrage” to claim victory?

What confrontation between the USA and the USSR in October 1962 directly threatened Canada?

The event associated with the quote "Just Watch Me" is:

This was Canada's second attempt at the signing of the Constitution and included more recognition of Indigenous rights.

Who was Canada’s number one “Flying Ace?”

This Canadian actress was among the first to make $1 million/movie and was known as “America’s Sweetheart”.

What national symbol was first officially displayed on February 15, 1965?

The creation of this led to changes in immigration by focussing on skills, education and language instead of race.

During the Cold War and beyond, Canada belonged to which military alliance meant to protect from Soviet aggression?

In 1967, this event hosted the world's fair that welcomed millions of visitors from around the world

Which was NOT a difficulty farmers faced during “The Depression?”

What was the city in Italy did Canadians faced Germans in urban warfare?

Which of the following was NOT a cause of WWII?

This document provided recommendations to ensure that Quebec felt more included in the identity of Canada.

Canadians liberated this country, Canada's efforts are honoured with a donation of tulips from this country:

Which of the following invention(s) had a large impact on life in Canada during the 1920s?

What disease killed more Canadians immediately after WWI than the war itself did?

Where did the famous Canadian raid take place which would teach lessons for the success of D-Day?

The "distinct society" clause made this person shut down the Meech Lake Accord agreement by raising the eagle feather.

The demolition of this Black community showed that Canada did not treat Black Canadians with the same respect as others

She was Canada's first female engineering graduate. She went on to design WWII fighter jets.

A small fleet of 2000 Canadian soldiers fought 50,000 Japanese and surrendered on Black Christmas, this happened in:

Which group of people had a large influence on culture in the 1920s and went against the norms of society?

What term best describes the stand-off between the West (democratic USA) and the East (communist Soviet Union)?

This feature of the Constitution allows for governments to override Charter rights for 5 years before they revert back.

Canadians accepted these people from the US who were escaping the Vietnam War

This part of the Constitution Act was decided without Quebec's knowledge, spurring separatist sentiments

The document to eliminate the "status" of Indigenous Canadians & remove the department of Indian Affairs came from:

The event where relief camp workers and RCMP clashed on their way to speak to Bennett was:

Who was Canada’s Prime Minister for the worst years of “The Depression?”

Which of the following is NOT a cause of “The Great Depression?”

The period 1960-1966 in which great change came in Quebec socially and economically.

Canada created a training school for all pilots and personnel in the British Empire during WWII which was known as:

Which of these quotes is associated with Pierre Elliot Trudeau:

The removal of Indigenous children to be adopted by largely "white" families was known as:

Which term best describes the 1920s in Canada?

Which of the following is not generally seen as a cause of WWI?

What became the tenth province of Canada on April 1, 1949?

Who was Canada’s Prime Minister at the start of WWI?

Which Canadian PM won a Nobel Peace Prize and has an International Airport named after him?