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Grade 8 Unit 3 Ontario Curriculum
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1
In 1885, the government decided to increase the amount of Chinese immigrants
False
True
2
The truancy act stated
Children must attend school
Children must stay home and babysit
Children must attend mass
Children must work
3
Emily Paulin Johnson was not the first Aboriginal poet to be published in Canada
True
False
4
Max Aitken arranged mergers that led to the formation of the Steel Company of Canada
False
True
5
Whatwas immigrants house called?
slums
boarding houses
Condo
Huts
6
What year did the Trade Union Act ensure workers could legally form unions in Canada?
1872
1989
1608
1730
7
Canada increased its tariffs, who had to pay more?
Canada
Fance
Britain
United States
8
Of views of Canadian nationalists, which one'(s) viewsmatch what Canada is closer to today?
A mix of all three
French Canadian and Independent Canadian
Imperial Canadian and French Canadian
Independent Canadian and Imperial Canadian
9
When did Canada's economy change rapidly
1890 to 1914
1780 to 1829
1893 to 1925
1885 to 1946
10
Mabel Bell was
Diabetic
Deaf
Paralyzed
Blind
11
In 1889, the Royal Commission on Working Conditions and Wages was reported to Parliament
False
True
12
Howdid most new immigrants travel to Canada West?
Horse and buggy
Train
Boat
Car
13
Many immigrants arrived with little money and farming experience.
False
True
14
The success of Clifford Sifton's policies did not bring change to Canada's economy?
False
True
15
Most unions discouraged females from participating in them
False
True
16
What best describes mass production
factory's hired more workers
More goods were made at one time
enabled goods to be produced cheaper
all of the above
17
Industrialismmeant more people worked In factory’s with machines
False
True
18
Canada's industrial growth depended on farming and mining industries
True
False
19
The Truancy Act came into effect in
1879
1900
1891
1888
20
HerbertHolt played a role as an entrepreneur helping Canada's economy to grow becausehe
was a door to door sales man
invented the telephone
Invented the lightbulb
Invented street cars and hydroelectricity
21
Most entrepreneurs and other business people did not live in cities
true
false
22
Which describes a living profit
A return on invested money
Amount of Money
employment income
Provides just enough income to provide necessities
23
Individuals and family run businesses were forced out of business because of mass production
True
False
24
Which of these Liberal Leaders was Prime Minister for almost two years?
John Joseph Abbott
John Thompson
Mackenzie Bowell
Charles Tupper
25
In 1887, Wilfred Laurier was not
A judge in Quebec and public speaker
Promoted unrestricted reciprocity
First French Canadian Party Leader
A compromiser
26
Where did people in the wealthier class locate to after industrialization
suburbs
they did not relocate
downtown
rural areas
27
Business owners argued that they
deserved benefits of success
had a right to a living profit
believed they had the right to own business
all of the above
28
In 1900, women made up 13% of the labor force
True
False
29
D'AltonMcCarthy and others were motivated by Anti-Catholicism, but werefor the French
True
False
30
The Great Toronto Fire in 1904 raised concerns about new technology and uncontrolled growth?
False
True
31
In1825 to 1867,Alaska was purchased from Russia by the U.S.A, for $7,200,000. Who was involved?
Dominion of Canada
Britan
Greenland and Iceland
France
32
American farmers were not always desired immigrants
False
True
33
What culture did Canadian Government feel posed the greatest risk to Canada's heritage?
Europeans
Indians
Asians
Africans
34
Immigrants who were employed only worked Monday to Friday
False
True
35
William Hubbard was a doctor and the first Black person to be elected as a Toronto alderman
True
False
