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REVIEW: The 1920s & The 1930s
REVIEW: The 1920s & The 1930s
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CHC 2DO - 1920s & 1930s Review #chc2d
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1
Which illness came home with soldiers from the war?
The Indian Flu
The Italian Flu
The Spanish Flu
The Russian Flu
2
The court case that made all women "persons" was called ...
The Women's Case
The McPhail Case
The Persons Case
The Murphy Case
3
Canada's immigration policy in the 1920s and 1930s could be described as...
accepting of people from all countries
looking for only male immigrants
open to all Asian immigrants
looking for primarily British immigrants
4
The stock market crashed on what day in October 1929...
Brown Tuesday
Black Tuesday
Blue Tuesday
Beige Tuesday
5
These people made, sold, or imported liquor illegally. Al Capone was an example of one.
Booze Banker
Rum Runner
Bottle Borrower
Bootlegger
6
Canadians enjoyed hockey games using which recent advancement of the 1920s?
The radio
The camera
The film projector
The telephone
7
The Canadian government was worried that unions would ...
become politicians
overthrow the government
slow down production
start a political movement
8
The transition of Canadians from the country to the city for job opportunities is called...
relocation
home hopping
mobilization
urbanization
9
Ford created the Model T using the ...
production line
teamwork line
assembly line
piece-it-together line
10
The radio was intended for...
news
learning
music
entertainment
11
The Social Credit Party wanted to give all Canadians __________ to revive the economy.
money
jobs
food
products
12
Labour unions fought for fair wages, better work conditions, and proper hours through ...
The Winnipeg Labour Lockout
The Winnipeg General Strike
The Winnipeg Labour Strike
The Winnipeg General Protest
13
Prohibition was the ban on the sale, manufacture, and transport of...
Wine
Whiskey
Beer
Alcohol
14
Up until October 18, 1929, British law considered only ____________ to be legal persons.
labour leaders
men
politicians
women
15
The overspending on goods in the 1920s was better known as:
Shopping
Buying on Magin
Consumerism
Prohibition
16
This type of music became really population popular in the 1920s and was often heard in speakeasies.
Soul
Pop
Rock & Roll
Jazz
17
Who invented the assembly line?
Bell
Edison
Rogers
Ford
18
The Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) became which political party in 1961?
The Green Party
The Liberal Party
The New Democratic Party
The Conservative Party
19
The 1926 King-Byng Crisis required the King to:
Call an election
Clarify the role of the Governor General
All of the above
Fire Julian Byng
20
The Regina Riot took place during:
Winnipeg General Strike
The On-To-Ottawa Trek
The King-Byng Affair
The Dust Storms
21
PM R.B. Bennett promised he'd find ____________________ for citizens during the Depression?
shelter
jobs
food
clothes
22
Canada depended on which country the most for trade...
Britain
The United States of America
Australia
Quebec
23
Britain could not make laws for Canada, came as a result of:
The Halibut Treaty
World War I
The Statute of Westminster
The Treaty of Versailles
24
Britain sent troops to Turkey and asks for Canada's help in the:
Chanak Affair
Fish Crisis
Halibut Treaty
Turkey Dispute
25
A flapper is ...
a drink
a provocative young woman
a jazz musical instrument
a device to fix cars
26
RB Bennett's "New Deal" modeled the work of this US President:
Woodrow Wilson
Donald Trump
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
27
Companies traded stocks publicly using the ...
trade market
craft market
stock market
farmers market
28
A Depression is when ____________________ is high and business profits are ___________________.
employment, low
employment, high
unemployment, high
unemployment, low
29
The Group of Seven were:
Suffragists
Artistis
Politicians
Al Capone's Gang
