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CHC2D 1920s/1930s Unit Review
CHC2D 1920s/1930s Unit Review
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Tom Tompson was a member of which group (that painted all across Canada)
The Famous Five
The Dionne Quintuplets
The Group of Seven
Gilbert Watson Orchestra of Toronto
2
a place where bonds and stocks, or shares of corporate capital, are bought and sold
stock market
around the water cooler
sanatoriums
service industries
3
Louis Armstrong was a struggling musician who never became popular while alive.
False
True
4
A 1935 march of unemployed Canadian workers to Ottawa to demand "work with wages"
all of the above
on-to-ottawa trek
the maritimes strike
the famous five's person campaign
5
What is "drought?"
a place where bonds and stocks are sold
a period of economic depression
a long period of dry weather
a feared and exaggerated threat of communism
6
Charlie Chaplin was
a famous actor in Hollywood
both
in both silent film and "talkies"
7
A nation's political independence from another nation's interference in its domestic affairs.
Autonomy
Persons Case
BESCO
8
The Edmonton Grads were...
suffragists
a four-time Olympic gold medal winning team
a choir
a private club
9
Mining done with hand tools
Handpick mining
this isn't the right answer either
why are you still looking?
it's not this one
10
Mary Pickford was...
an actress in Hollywood
known as "America's Sweetheart"
all of the above
born in Canada
11
An area of land where vegetation has been lost and soil reduced to dust and eroded
handpick mining
dust bowl
drought
jazz
12
The much-feared and exaggerated threat of communist revolution in North America from the 1920s to the 1950s
Prohibition
Ra Ra Rasputin
Racism
Red Menace
13
Emily Murphy was...
the first woman judge in the British Empire
led the fight during the persons case
all of the above
A member of the FAMOUS FIVE
14
King George VI became the King of England after King Edward VIII (his brother) abdicated the throne
False
True
15
A nation's ambassador established in another country
High commissioner
governor general
R.B. Bennett
BESCO
16
A British economic theory that held that a depressed economy was the result of people not having spending money
Social Safety Net
Social Welfare
Social Reformers
Social Gospel
Social Credit
Sodbusters
17
Slang Term used for government relief vouchers in the 1930s
Giggle Water
Blind Pig
The Bees Knees
Pogey
18
Agnes Macphail was famous for
saying "a woman's place is any place she wants to be."
facing a lot of sexism and discrimination
all of the above
being the first woman to sit as a member of Parliament
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A British council that was the highest court of appeal for Canadian legal cases until 1949
High Commissioner
Regina Manifesto
BESCO
Privy Council
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A location where Canadian Indigenous children were forced to abandon their traditional culture and assimilate
BESCO
Privy Council
Residential Schools
Relief Camps
21
King Edward VIII
abdicated the throne (gave it up)
fell in love with an already twice divorced American woman
all of the above
WAS King of England very briefly
22
R. B. Bennett used the RCMP to turn away protestors from the On-To-Ottawa Trek
False
True
23
Tim Buck was the leader of which group?
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
BESCO
The Union Nationale
The Communist Party
24
Businesses that are created to provide the services or products required by other industries
business cycle
secondary industries
spinoff industries
law and order
25
Maurice Duplessis was the leader of which group?
The Communist Party of Canada
BESCO
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
Union Nationale
26
The illegal sale of alchoholic beverages
British Empire
Rum Running
Bootlegging
Communism
27
A place where liquor can be bought illegally
Speakeasy
Blind Pig
Gangster Ally
British Empire
28
an economic cycle of alternating upswings and downturns
business cycle
economic boom
depression
recession
29
The period of long and severe economic recession, marked by a severe decline in business activity that began in 1929
The Great Depression
Black Tuesday
Hippies
The roaring twenties
30
The British Empire Steel Company; made up of many Nova Scotia steel and coal companies. It mistreated its workers
BESCO
wrong again
please go back
not this one
31
The banning of certain activities or products, such as liquor
Anti fun
Social Reformers
Service Industry
Prohibition
32
The present selling price of an item
Stock markets
stocks
stock market crash
market value
33
Mackenzie King....
all of the above
believed the great depression was temporary
came back into power in 1935
said his liberal government would not give even "a five-cent piece"
34
Foster Hewitt was a member of the Canadian Orchestra
True
False
35
The Dionne Quintuplettes were
exploited and essentially raised in a baby zoo
the first ever quintuplets known to have survived their infancy
born in Callendar, Ontario, just outside of North Bay
all of the above
36
The Famous Five were....
notorious bootleggers
an acapella group
those who led the battle to ensure women were recognized as "persons"
basketball players
37
J.S. Woodsworth was the leader of which group?
The Communist Party
Union Nationale
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
BESCO
38
Armand Bombardier created the first snowmachine
True
False
39
Homeless people who roam in search of work, shelter, and food
Hobos
youth
Hippies
Transients
40
One description of the 1920s when jazz was tremendously popular and regarded as a revolutionary form of music
Polka Paradise
Roaring Twenties
The Jazz Age
Rock of Ages
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A 1933 statement of the political aims of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
Regina Manifesto
Racism
Woodworth's Ways
J.S. Justifications
42
What is this?
Mackenzie Mobile
Roosevelt Ride
Hoover Hooves
Bennett Buggy
43
Nellie McClung...
was a member of the Famous Five
was a suffragist
all of the above
was a member of the Alberta legislature
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What the federal government camps for unemployed men to work (deep in the winderness) were called...
Hobo Jungles
Relief Camps
Critical Thinking
"Shovelling out the poor"
