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Duplicate of Canada in the 1920's
Duplicate of Canada in the 1920's
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1
In 1918, this worldwide epidemic killed more people than died in WW1.
Cholera
The Spanish Flu
Typhoid Fever
Zika Virus
2
In this case the Privy Council in Britain declared women could be judges & senators.
Scopes Monkey Trial
Grant's Law
Roe v. Wade
Persons Case
3
Which term is related to prohibition?
rum-running
Women's Christian Temperance Union
bootlegging
bathtub gin
4
What was important for Canada about the Halibut Treaty?
we developed a closer relationship with the US
first international treaty signed by Canada
example of growing independence from Great Britain
fish and chips became much more expensive
5
What was a major cause of the Great Depression?
Buying on Margin
The Stock Market Crash
High Tariffs
Overproduction
6
He was Prime Minister from 1922-1926, 1926-1930, and then again lots later on.
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
JS Woodsworth
Robert Borden
William Lyon Mackenzie King
7
What was the name of the group of Canadian artists that became famous in the 1920's?
Crazy Canucks
Group of Seven
Groupon
Polite Painters
8
Which famous BC artist is portrayed in this video clip?
Bill Reid
Emily Carr
Robert Bateman
Thom Thompson
9
This style of music became very popular with youth during the 1920's.
rap
classical
jazz
rock
10
Which of the following is NOT a reason why Canada's economy slumped right after World War One?
wages were too high
wartime economies shut down
other countries also sold wheat
too many returning soldiers
11
What was NOT a new technology in the 1920's?
radio
home refrigerators
talkies (film with sound)
television
12
What does the following image say about changes in the 1920's?
cars became affordable
assembly lines allowed for mass production
technology improved
the automobile eclipsed trains in importance
13
Canadians became angry when the governor general refused to drop the writ at the PM's request.
Chanak Crisis
King-Byng Thing
Bootlegging
Balfour Declaration
14
What is a reason for the decade of the 1920's being known at the "Roaring 20's"?
People were happy that war was over
New technologies
New cultural crazes (fashion, dances, etc)
Profitable stock exchange
15
As a result of the Winnipeg General Strike, what did many Canadians fear would happen?
Manitoba would separate from Canada
women would gain equality
too many immigrants would be admitted to Canada
there would be a communist revolution in Canada
16
Who created the snowmobile in 1922 so it could be easier to access remote areas of Canada?
Henry Ford
Elon Musk
Alexander Graham Bell
Armand Bombardier
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A "regionalist" aims to
make Canada the 51st state
increase the influence of a particular region of Canada
break Canada apart
give the Prime Minister more power