Canadian History - Final Exam Review

Prohibition did NOT make:

This nationality was interned (locked up) by the Canadian government during World War II:

True of False: Soldiers feared ‘going over the top’ into ‘No Man’s Land’.

Massive buildup of army, navy, and air force:

Mr. Eastman believes 'history' should be defined as:

What is the term used to describe a person who is opposed to war?

During the 1920s, the government of Canada prohibited the sale and distribution of:

The taking over of other lands (and exploiting their people, resources, etc). Hint . . . Africa.

True of False: The Great War features opponents (enemies) from Europe only.

During the Great Depression, government run Relief Camps were meant to:

The Stock Market crashed on:

A flapper in the 1920's would best be described as:

People who transported alcohol during the prohibition period were called:

True or False: A citizen could receive a prescription from a doctor if they wished to obtain alcohol legally.

During the 1920s, the following invention(s) connected people across Canada, EXCEPT:

After WWII, more ___________________ were in the workforce than ever.

Which leader is incorrectly linked with his country:

During the Great Depression, horse drawn automobiles were nicknamed:

True of False: Canadian successes during the Italian Campaign contributed to the fall of Benito Mussolini.

The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor led to:

The Halifax explosion was created by:

The Manhattan Project led to:

All the following are true of the Roaring '20s, EXCEPT:

Which war memorial is shown in the following image?

Which of the following is NOT a cause of the Great Depression?

This location suffered the most during the Depression:

This international peace keeping organization was created at the end of the Second World War:

Which word(s) best describes the following image?

 At the end of the film, Saving Private Ryan, what were the two questions the older Private Ryan asked his wife?

These names were given to the atomic bombs dropped on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki:

A large general strike occurred in this city in 1919:

The “Final Solution to the Jewish problem” referred to the:

This term is associated with the Nazi genocide of European Jews:

This new technology helped the British defeat the Germans during the Battle of Britain:

“Lightning warfare” employed by Germany during the start of World War II:

What was/were the name(s) of the secret bar(s) people attended illegally during the era of prohibition?

In his speeches, whom (or what) did Hitler blame Germany’s problems on:

This Canadian border city was referred to as 'Rum Alley':

True or False: The most efficient killer of the Great War was disease.

On V.E. Day:

Why was Prohibition enacted?

The Treaty of Versailles:

True of False: The League of Nations was successful in solving international disputes during the 1930s.

True or False: The Great War would accurately be desribed as the "war to end all wars".

I signed a Non-Aggression Pact with Adolf Hitler in August 1939:

Extreme pride in your country:

The following statement BEST describes changes during the 1920s:

True of False: The Great War was so deadly (15 million + dead) due to a combination of new technology and old tactics.

The Suffrage Movement fought for a woman's right to:

The MAIN task of the Royal Canadian Navy during World War II was to:

The Great Depression changed Canada forever because:

The weapon most responsible for the massive casualties suffered during WWI:

True of False: Considered a disaster, the Dieppe Raid provided valuable lessons that would be applied on D-Day.

The Persons Case involved:

All the following are causes of WWII, EXCEPT:

Canada’s entry into WWII was different from entry into WWI because?

Canada benefitted greatly from the Second World War as:

Would the following be considered a primary or secondary source? A letter written by a soldier in the trenches.

Would the following be considered a primary or secondary source? A television documentary about the Great War.

D-Day stands for:

The 1920s were a time of:

The depression ended:

The policy of giving into the demands of Germany before WWII (e.g. Sudetenland) was called:

This wealthy Canadian Prime Minister was criticized for not doing enough during the Great Depression.

This term best describes the 1920's:

True or False: Vimy Ridge is considered the site of Canada’s greatest victory on the battlefield in the Great War.

Henry Ford is known for inventing all but THIS: