SS11 interwar

The first major stock crash of the great depression took place in this city.

He beat Wm L Mackenzie King in the 1930 elections.

American plants (usually auto) operating in Canada are called this.

A protest parade erupts in violence in 1919 which is now called this.

The action of buying stocks with borrowed money based on the future performance of the stock.

This, when a country makes more goods than are needed, was a major cause of the Depression.

She was the 1st female elected to the House of Commons.

This is the first treaty Canada signed without England's involvement.

Federal grants to poorer provincial governments are called this.

This is when workers assembled to travel across Canada to protest working conditions.

These Canadian painters from the era were (and are) world famous and changed art.

This organization was created to oppose the Winnipeg strikers.

The Federal Government amended this law to allow it to deport union leaders.

She was the 1st female Canadian Senator.

The Supreme Court of Canada became the top court in the entire county in this year.

This man was PM when the depression began.

This technology brought entertainment and news to Canadian homes.

Violence erupted in this city in response to actions taken by the government.

Canada relied heavily on this export for economic prosperity, heading into the depression.

Name 2 of the 3 hardships particular to the prairies in the depression.

This group grew in Canada with the depression and existing racism.

High tariffs intended to protect national industry are called this.

This man (a former preacher) founded the CCF in Saskatchewan.

This was Canada's second most important export prior to the depression.

1000's of tourists came to Canada to see this tourist attraction.

To counter American influence this was created, and made Foster Hewitt into a national voice.

Some prairie people were lucky enough to have this meat to eat during the depression.

Canada refused to help England during this.

The Statute of Westminster became law in this year.

This term was for how homeless vagrants travelled to seek employment.

This group supported the strikers in the Winnipeg General Strike.

This group of women gained fame by fighting for women's rights under the law.

This country's failure to pay reparation led to international debt.

This is the year the Winnipeg General Strike took place.

The nickname for the day the stock market crashed.

What we called a car pulled by a horse.

This is the term for illegally smuggling alcohol.

The Famous Five won new rights for women in this epic court case.

King's infamous speech at the beginning of the depression.

The Statute of Westminster changed Canada from a semi-colony to this.

Lord Byng held this post.

This was the law that banned all Asians from coming to Canada from 1923 to 1947.

This party briefly held power during the King-Byng crisis, only to lose the resulting election.

This document increased Canada's autonomy.

She was the first female judge in Alberta (and Canada).