Grade 10 Canadian History Ultimate Quiz

The first female Governor- General in Canada is:

The first woman Member of Parliament (MP) in Canada was:

In 1922 this Canadian makes the first hockey broadcast:

The second atomic bomb was named:

A popular dance during the 1920s was the:

The —Canadian Minister of the Militia during WWI was:

Canada's first woman Prime Minister is:

Who won the Canadian federal election in 1930?

—This report a landmark document confirming Canada as a fully independent country:

What is the name of this plane?

The PM of Canada during WWII was:

Victory in Europe Day was:

On —May 15, 1919 a general strike took place in the Canadian city of:

During the Great Depression cars towed by horses because owners could not afford gasoline:

This WWI battle is remembered for the Newfoundland Regiment great sacrifices:

He won the election in 1979 to become the youngest Prime Minister ever:

Canada’s Prime Minister from 1968 to 1979 and 1980 to 1984:

Name this person.

This WWI battle victory has become a post-war symbol for Canadian identity and independence:

Hitler’s last offensive in December, 1944 was the:

The weapon Canadian soldiers first were equipped with during WWI was the:

Women in Canada got the right to vote on:

Who was the PM of Canada the year you were born?

The primary training base for Canadian soldiers in WWI was:

Who won the Canadian federal election of 1935?

The first Black Canadian combat pilot during WWII was:

The RCAF helped stop Nazi bombing attacks during the:

Name this person.

Canada joined the UN in the Korean War from:

When did Quebec have a referendum on independence?

Canada’s Prime Minister from 1963 to 1968:

FLQ stands for:

The archduke of Austria- Hungary who was assassinated to spark WWI was:

When did Nunavut become a new territory in Canada?

Newfoundland joins Canada on:

Between 1830-1970 one third of First Nation children forced into:

What grants Canada full legislative authority in both internal and external affairs?

The Baby Boom was a sudden large increase in the birthrate from:

NATO stands for:

Canada got a new flag on:

—On December 6th, 1917 there was a massive explosion in what Canadian cities harbor?

The Prime Minister of Canada during WWI was:

The October Crisis happened in:

Nova Scotia –racing schooner ––put on the Canadian dime in 1937:

The group of women who fought for women's rights during the Person Case were known as the:

The secret training school for covert agents and radio communications during WWII was:

Which Canadian won the 100 m and 200 m race at the 1928 Olympics?

Which Canadian soldier was the most effective sniper of WWI?

The most famous hurricane in Canadian history was:

During WWII what did the Canadian government do to citizens of Japanese heritage:

Canada’s first major battle in WWI where theyfaced the first use of chlorine gas:

907 Jewish refugees aboard this ship were denied entry to Canada:

The most famous Canadian WWI pilot was:

The most popular car in the 1920s was the:

žPrime Minister of Canada from 1984 to 1993:

On May 5, 1945 Canadian troops freed this country of Nazi control:

This WWI battle is remembered for its brutal fighting and horrible weather conditions:

Where was the 1976 Summer Olympics held?

World War One ended on:

Canada's most-decorated Aboriginal war veteran is:

The 1st Canadian Division won which important battle during the Italian Campaign?

Canada’s Prime Minister from 1957 to 1963:

Canada was in charge of what beach on D-Day?

What is the name of Hitler's autobiography were he outlined his ideology of Nazism?

When did the stock market crash?

Generation of young women in the 1920s wore short skirts, bobbed their hair, listened to jazz:

The first female doctors to practice under licence in Canada was:

Who won the Canadian federal election of 1935?

The person credited for getting Canada universal health care is:

Which Canadian discovered insulin as a treatment for diabetes?

This Canadian actress became one of the most renowned stars of the silent film era:

She was arrested for sitting in the "White-only" section of a Halifax movie theatre in 1946:

The first Canadian astronaut is:

Canadian soldiers saw the first land action of WWII at the:

žThe first winter Olympics in Canada was in:

D-Day occurred on:

The location of the first Atomic Bomb was:

—Smuggling liquor over the Canada-US border during Prohibition was called:

The first black women elected to provincial legislature is:

Who wrote the poem "In Flanders Fields"?

Who became the Prime Minister of Canada in 1920 after Robert Borden resigned?

NORAD stands for:

Canada got a new Constitution in:

The 1920s in Canada were known as:

NAFTA stands for:

This was founded in 1920 as an organization of self-proclaimed modern artists:

Who won the Canadian election of 1925?

The bloodiest battle in human history with 1.5 million casualties was the:

How many Canadians died in WWI?

The founder and leader of the Parti Québécois is:

Who won the Canadian election of 1926?

Canadian Foreign Minister Lester Pearson made peace during the:

What event happened on December 7, 1941?

Was appointed Prime Minister of Canada in June 1984 and only lasted 79 days:

Canada’s Prime Minister from 1948 to 1957:

žThe proposed a package of amendments to the Constitution in 1987 was called the:

The main causes of WWI are:

Who is this?

Canada joined the Gulf War in:

The first Canadian Army engagement in the European war was the:

The boundary between countries under Soviet influence and other democratic countries in Europe:

Canada's first black Member of Parliament was:

This Canadian invented the snowmobile:

The causes of the Great Depression are:

Who is this?

Canada’s first female magistrate (judge) was:

Canada’s first satellite in space was the:

The plane that dropped the first atomic bomb was the:

Who won the election of 1921 forming Canada's first minority government?

–In 1934– the first quintuplets known to survive born just outside Callander, Ontario were the