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From Boom to Bust: The Roaring Twenties to the Dirty Thirties
From Boom to Bust: The Roaring Twenties to the Dirty Thirties
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Unit Test Review #CanadianHistory
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1
The increase of production in factories leading to the stockpiling of products..
High Tariffs
Dependence on the US
Overproduction
Buying on margin
2
A positive effect of prohibition was
That the new law was hard to enforce
Unpopular
That the crime rate decreased
That the government was losing money in taxes
3
What city was the 'On to Ottawa' Trek stopped in?
Regina
Sable Beach
Fort Frances
Winnipeg
4
This party wanted to protect the French language and culture against English speaking business.
C.C.F
Liberal Party of Canada
Parti Quebecois
Union Nationale
5
Which of the following is NOT a cause of the Great Depression?
Too much credit buying
Canada's dependence on the US
Not enough crops being produced by farms
Overproduction
6
Bennett Buggy..
was a car Prime Minister Bennett drove during the 1920s
None of the above
is a car with no engine pulled by a horse
were shacks where unemployed people lived during the 1920s
7
The protective tax policy to protect Canada's industries from foreign competition..
Dependence on the US
High tariffs
Over expansion
Buying on margin
8
Who was the leader of the CCF?
J.S Woodsworth
Aberhart
Duplessis
Bennett
9
Which of the following individuals came up with the concept of the "New Deal"?
Bennett
Trudeau
Donald Trump
Woodsworth
10
How did Canada suffer after WWI?
High inflation
High unemployment
Wartime industries closed
All the above
11
Which of the following is NOT a description of the "flapper"?
Short hair
All the above
Drank
Smoked
12
Why were the 1930s the "worst years"?
All the above
One-third of the population was unemployed
Mass starvation and malnutrition
Drought, dust, and grasshopper plague
13
The 1930s is also referred to as....
The Roaring Thirties
The Dirty Thirties
None of the Above
The Down Trodden Thirties
14
Who was the Group of Seven?
Group of artists who portrayed Canada's landscapes
Group of female suffragist campaigning for the Person's Case
Group of athletes who dominated the 1920s in various sport
15
What is prohibition?
All the above
Ban of demonstrations, parades or rioting
Ban of sale, distribution, and consumption of alcohol
Fight for women to gain the right to vote
16
October 29, 1929 was later called
Black Tuesday
White Tuesday
Rainbow Day
Blue Tuesday
17
Which of the following was NOT a change in technology in the 1920s?
Car
Radio
Telephone
All of them are changes in technology in the 1920s
18
A booming economy, the emergence of the "flapper," and increased consumer credit occurred in..
1840s
1930s
1920s
1890s
19
What was the Person Case?
Fight for women to be viewed as "persons" under the law
Fight for women to be appointed to judge
To allow women to work in profession of doctor and lawyer
20
J.S. Woodsworth proposed..
Old age pension
All the above
Unemployment insurance
Free medical care
21
True or False: Canadian Farmers were the first to experience the Great Depression.
True
False
22
What was the Charleston?
Popular game of the 1920s
Famous dance of the 1920s
Famous painting by the Group of Seven
None of the above
23
True or False: King used the concept of nationalism to win over voters in the King-Byng Affair
False
True
24
What does CCF stand for?
Canadian Commonwealth Federation
Canadian Credit Force
Communist Commonwealth Federation
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
25
Who was the leader of the Social Credit Party?
William Aberhart
Maurice Duplessis
J.S Woodsworth
R.B Bennett
