The Great Depression Review (2024)

The union that was responsible for organizing the workers in the relief camps was the:

The movement to protect & develop the Québécois culture and language is referred to as:

Receiving government relief payments during the Depression was referred to as being:

On July 1, 1935, the RCMP tried to disperse the On-to-Ottawa trekkers. This resulted in the:

P.M. Bennett gave the provinces $20 billion dollars for work-creation programs under this act.

The party platform of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation was known as the:

Using tariffs to raise the price of imported goods to protect domestic producers is called:

An economic system in which both individuals & the government produce & sell goods is called a:

The Great Depression exposed a major weakness in the Canadian economy. What was the weakness?

Who was chosen, in 1933, to be the leader of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF)?

What did P.M. King negotiate with the U.S.A., in 1935, that lowered tariffs & increased trade?

The period following a recession during which the value of goods & services rises is known as:

Who was the leader of the Social Credit Party?

In 1935, this act was introduced to help farmers build irrigation systems & reservoirs.

Transients travelled across Canada looking for work by ‘hopping’ freight cars; this was called:

During the 1935 election campaign, what was the slogan used by the Liberals?

Who was the leader of the Union Nationale in 1936?

Buying shares 'on margin' and expectating that the value of the shares would go up was called:

On October 29, 1929, the New York Stock Exchange collapsed; this day is known as:

The federal transfer of funds from richer to poorer provinces is referred to as: