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1920s and 1930s
1920s and 1930s
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1
In the 1920s we saw
Increase in Consumerism
Increase in Urbanization
All of the answers are true
Increase of American influence in Canada
2
Canada's first Prime Minister was
WLMK
Robert Borden
John A. MacDonald
Alexander Mackenzie
3
Who was the Prime Minister of Canada during the 1920s?
Borden
Laurier
WLMK
Meighan
4
What is a Branch Plant?
Branches off a tree that create plants
Canadian owned companies
Branches of Canadian Government
A US owned company with operations in Canda
5
Bennett Buggies were
bug spray for grasshoppers
an abandoned prairie farm
cars pulled by horses
horses
6
The most famous painters in Canada were known as
The Group of Seven
The Group of Eight
The Group of Canadians
Canadians Artists United
7
Canadian artists were starting ...
To paint only portraits
To experiment with techniques
To only copy Europe
To get tired of painting
8
The Winnipeg General Strike took place in what year?
1917
1916
1919
1918
9
Residential schools did which of the following?
All of the answers are true
Native children could not wear cultural clothing
Removed native children from their home
Did not allow native children to speak their native language
10
The Chinese Immigration Act was also known as ...
Canada's most racist act
The Exclusion Act
The Chinese Act
The Inclusion Act
11
Agnes Macphail was the first woman elected to the house of commmons
False
True
12
The Winnipeg General Strike was about ...
all of the answers are correct
better wages
some people just wanted jobs
better working conditions
13
African Americans were denied entrance in the 1920s because the weather was too harsh
False
True
14
Which is NOT a characteristic of a flapper?
Short hair
Smoking
Boyish figure
Wearing a corset
15
Al Capone worked in what major city?
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Florida
16
Residential schools were run by
The Church
The Government
The State
Non of the above
17
The Dust Bowl was in
Alberta
New Brunswick
Ontario
Quebec
18
America's Sweetheart was a Canadian named...
Maggie Smith
Mary Pickford
Mundingus Fletcher
Margret Picky
19
Population Growth plummeted during the depression
False
True
20
The CBC is important because
Gave greater access to Canadian news stories
It created a distinctly Canadian voice
Gave diverse perspectives from across the country
All the answers are true
21
The Temperance Movement was against what?
Alcohol
School
Drugs
War
22
What year was the Stock Market Crash?
1929
1931
1928
yesterday
23
The Government responded to the Great Depression by
Helping with welfare
Helping with medical
Helping create jobs
All the answers are true
24
Which is NOT a cause of the Great Depression?
Too much spending after 1930
Dependancy on the US economy
Easy credit
Over production
25
Relief Camps were
to help with medical aid
to employ single, homeless women
to fix world problem.
to employ single, homeless men
26
Canada's Prime Minister during the hardest part of the Great depression was
R.B Bennett
WLMK
Justin Trudeau
Arthur Meighan
27
The Balfour Report did what?
Gave Canada Independence
Did not exist
Tied Canada closer to Britain
Called for equal status with Britain
28
Dorothea Lange is famous because of the photos she took during the Depression
False
True
29
The CBC was originally the
CRBC
CTVR
BCCR
CRTV
30
Bennett feared the On to Ottawa Trek because
he felt it was tied to Communism
he was upset he could not solve the Depression
he did not want to pay people more
he feared nothing
31
Bennett promised ____________ in the 1930 election because he
Greater American trade
to not be like WLMK
Tariffs
More unemployment
32
The King-Byng Crisis was caused when
The Governor General would not allow an election
The Governor General mocked parliament
The Governor General wanted to go to war
The Governor General had a heart attack
33
In the 1920s Canadians were listening to ...
Classical
No music was allowed
Rock
Jazz
