Art and Radio

In ________, the first French-language radio station in North America was created in Montreal

Financial stability after the war allowed artists to explore new methods of ____ and gave freedom to artistic rebellion.

Their paintings were inspired by the Canadian __________________ and gave visibility to Canadian lands

Their work became most popular in 1930, as their art was shown in national art galleries and around the ________________

When Canada's post-war financial difficulties eased, the _______________ movement flourished during the Roaring Twenties

In 1924, there were ________ radio stations in Canada

After their use in World War 1, radios became popular in homes during the ________

Artists were trying new styles of art that gave rise to the __________________ art style that is still practiced today.

In ________, the CBC was created

In the beginning, several houses shared the same __________________

Radio was invented in Italy in 1890 by ______________

The Group of Seven was a group of famous painters between ________ and ________

The most popular show was "____________________________________"

During the 1920s, __________________ radio stations took off in Canada

Some of the 1920 stations, such as the __________________ CFCF, still exist today

Some people __________________ each other's conversations

CBC helped break the isolation of remote areas and radio provided ________ for Canadian families

By 1929, ______ Canadian families had a telephone in their home

In the ________, the telephone was rare, and many families did not have a telephone

The telephone was invented by Alexander Graham Bell in ________