Canadian History Exam Review

The On-to-Ottawa Trek can be best described as:

The organization created to keep the peace after World War 1 was:

Which of the following occurred during the 1970 October Crisis?

Relief Camps were greatly appreciated by men all over Canada.

The Chanak Crisis occurred in 1920.

Life changed in the 1950s as people had many babies and began moving:

How did American President, John F. Kennedy, end the Cuban missile crisis?

The Halibut treaty was the first treaty signed independently by Canada

Canadian forces experienced this horror for the first time at Ypres:

Fascism can be best described as:

The Korean War was a war between:

Prohibition was enacted in Canada to:

Which is not a reason teenagers, as we know them, existed beginning in the late 1950s?

The “Cold War” refers to:

Flappers were daring young women who challenged what women could do during the 30's.

Maurice “Rocket” Richard was a famous

Cairine Wilson was Canada's first female prime minister.

During the Quiet Revolution, leaders of Quebec were trying to protect:

MacKenzie King kept his promise and never introduced conscription during WWII.

Robert Borden led Canada during WWI

During the First World War, a great explosion destroyed much of this city:

Canadian peacekeeping missions have included:

In 1971 Trudeau formally recognized the diverse nature of Canada’s society by adopting:

Identify the organization established in 1949 to defend Western Europe from attack

In the years leading up to World War 2, a non-aggression pact was signed by:

Define the term "stalemate".

The Quiet Revolution promoted French-Canadian language, literature and traditions.

The battle of the Somme was the first to use poison gas.

During the first WW, Vancouver was destroyed by this great explosion involving 2 military ships

The first treaty signed by Canada without Britain’s consent or approval was:

Prohibition ended in 1919 after WWI ended.

John McCrae wrote the major battles of the Treaty of Versailles.

The UN was created because the Allies agreed that the ______________________ failed.

Versailles was the site of the end terms of agreement after WWII.

Canada’s closest and biggest trading partner in 2016 is: Common Knowledge...use your noodle!

This Prime Minister Changed the Canadian flag.

A group of Canadian artists who became world famous were known as the Edmonton Artists

The Statute of Westminster in 1931 asserted that Canada was:

During the 1920s the following inventions connected people, except:

WWI began after the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.

The immediate causes of World War 2 were:

The baby boom occurred after...

The closest the world is known to have come to a nuclear war is:

Which of the following resulted from the terror attacks on 9/11?

Canada declared war for the first time in WW II as an independent nation.

A group of Canadian artists who became world famous were:

Sir Sam Hughes was famous during World War One for his support of…

1. These three “mega projects” were built in the 1950s.

Canada was one country that practiced isolationism.

The underlying causes of World War 2 were:

Expo ’67 celebrated Canada’s

Canadian Forces experienced the horror of poison gas for the first time at Ypres.

The Suez Crisis, a Cold War hotspot, was essentially a major confrontation over:

The Persons Case was when:

Who was Canada’s Prime Minister during the Depression’s toughest five years, 1930-35?

____________ invaded Poland in _________.

NATO was created in ____________.

This battle was a failure for the allies.

As a result of the treaty ending World War 1, Germany had to:

Which of these effectively banned the use of English in government and business in Quebec?

Vietnam was a civil War between North and South Korea.

Three new technologies or techniques used in World War 2 were:

WW One began after this terrorist group assassinated Archduke Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary:

Versailles was the site of:

The British referred to the Battle of Britain as:

Which Prime Minister was responsible for establishing a new, uniquely Canadian flag?

Sovereignty Association meant that:

The Quiet Revolution was:

This American plan was created to stop the spread of communism.

The IRO was established by the UN to turn military bases into refugee shelters.