Exam Review CHC2D-Finner

Little Boy & Fat Man are the nicknames for:

The hut with posters in our St. Mike's trench is called:

In 1909, Germany and which of the following countries were involved in a naval arms race?

The Canadians fought the Battle of Ortona here:

The Halifax Explosion in 1917 was caused by:

An example of an imperial colony in the late 1800’s is:

In the business cycle, when sales are high, wages are high, prices are high, and profits are high, we call this:

What is meant by the term “Kristallnacht” in reference to Germany’s history?

Prior to Hitler, this leader set the example for employing Fascism in his country:

This means a fear and hatred of strangers or foreigners or of anything that is strange or foreign:

In the King-Byng crisis, who is Byng?

The Komagata Maru was:

Inventions like the zipper, the washing machine, or Kleenix that made life in the 1920’s easier.  They were called:

Reciprocity is:

Famous WWI battle where gas was used on Canadians:

His assassination sparked the events that led to World War I:

The area between the opposing trenches was known as:

CBC Radio and TV and the National Film Board were created:

Describe the St. Louis Incident:

JS Woodsworth was the first leader of this political party:

OBU stands for:

This party became the NDP:

He made the final decision to drop atomic bombs on Japan:

A 1920's “flapper” is:

World War I’s "Triple Entente" was made up of:

The bill to give Canada its own navy was criticized by this opposition leader who called it a “Tin Pot Navy"

In our first unit, we learned this is one of the most important technological advances of the century:

Prime Minister King’s “Five-Cent Speech”:

Someone who illegally produces and/or sells alcohol:

Germany was forced to sign the Treaty of Versailles in:

Black Tuesday:

“Bloody Saturday” refers to:

She was the first woman elected to a seat in the House of Commons:

This American suggested forming The League of Nations:

Between 1913 and 1919, Canada’s exports increased

Residential schools were:

A “Bennett Buggy” was:

The Miracle at Dunkirk was:

The Persons Case was:

Canadian soldiers took their section of the beach at Normandy on D-Day.  Their portion of the beach was code-named:

The Edmonton Grads were:

The Americans were convinced to join WWI when:

Banting famously invented:

He tried to encourage immigrants with farming backgrounds to come to Canada to help settle the prairies:

The Famous Five were:

Plan 17 was:

What is the Dieppe Raid?

She received the first seat in the Canadian Senate:

Why was Clifford Sifton recruiting immigrants?

The Manhattan Project was

Nellie McClung staged a mock parliament as a protest to highlight this cause

Which province was most negative toward conscription?

What was Camp X?

He insisted that Canadian troops use the faulty Ross Rifle in WWI:

What dangerous job was performed by Chinese immigrants in the early 1900's?

In the “Chanak Affair”:

In the Alaskan Border Dispute:

An example of “isolationism” is:

When was the Boer War?

What does the term appeasement mean for the 1930's?