Social Studies 10 - Roaring 20s and Great Depression Review

Government attitude towards unemployed immigrants during the Depression:

Mackenzie King's initial response to the onset of the Depression in 1930 was:

Liberal Prime Minister of Canada between 1921 and 1930 and 1935-1948:

Which of the following contributed to the beginning of the Depression?

The Group of Seven were:

Indigenous peoples were unsuccessful in which of the following during the 1920s?

Stock sales technique which allowed investors to pay only 10% of a stock's value when purchasing:

Conditions at relief camps:

During the 1930s, Indigenous peoples:

During the Chanak Crisis of 1922:

Which of the following was not a worker demand in 1919?

The Statute of Westminster of 1931:

In the 1920s, Indigenous people:

As a result of the Persons Case in 1929, women:

Men sent to relief camps were not:

Tariffs generally:

Americans seeking to invest in Canada:

The Red Scare developed because:

By the end of the 1920s, Canadian wheat:

Which body officially recognized women as "persons" in 1929?

In order to to deal with large numbers of unemployed men, Bennett:

The Canadian Government saw the Winnipeg General Strike as:

During the Depression, women with jobs:

Prohibition referes to:

A cause of the Depression was growing levels of:

The correct term for the economic system found in Canada:

Which of the following is the correct sequence of the business cycle?

In the Canadian economy, what determines levels of production and prices?

The Canadian economy in the 1920s was based on:

Union leaders founded One Big Union (OBU) in 1919:

Stock sales technique which allowed investors to pay only about 10% of a stock's value when purchasing:

The Balfour Report of 1926:

During the 1920s, Canadians supplied the United States with:

During the 1920s, what was the major weakness of the Canadian economy?

The women who argued the Persons Case were called:

The significance of the Halibut Treaty of 1923: