CHC2D0 Unit 2: 1920s/1930s Review

Which areas of Canada was hit the hardest by the Great Depression? You can pick more than one.

Residential Schools were an attempt to force First Nation's people to _________________ into Canadian society.

Dependence on a few primary exports, which were also natural resources, was a long term cause of the Great Depression.

What was NOT a factor for the Prairies great suffering during the Great Depression? 

What was the improvement in manufacturing of the 1920s made the Model T affordable for all?

What did flappers do?

In the *early 20s*, unemployed, poor people could get assistance by…

When the RCMP stopped trains full of protestors from relief camps on their way to see PM Bennett, a riot broke out.

The Stock Market Crash was the only cause of the Great Depression.

Establishments that sold illegal liquor were called

Which political party was formed in Alberta, and requested $25/month for Albertans?

Dr. Frederick Banting became famous and won a Nobel Prize for discovering

The document which declared the Commonwealth nations as independent and equal to Britain

Which group generally did NOT face discrimination in Canada?

Unemployed men from work camps boarded trains to protest their treatment as part of the…

What event ended the On-to-Ottawa Trek and did not resolve the problems of the unemployed?

Which of these did NOT occur at residential schools?

This natural disaster in the Prairies caused many farmers to have to abandon their farms.

The Persons Case discussed the question of:

What political party did William Lyon Mackenzie King belong to in 1919?

The act of making alcohol illegal is called prohibition.

According to the federal government, who was responsible for dealing with unemployment?

Taxes on items produced outside of Canada to be sold in Canada are called...

What actions were the Government ultimately afraid the relief workers would do?

 What was the purpose of the On-To-Ottawa Trek?

Rock and Roll was the most popular music of the 1920s.

Which new type of movie emerged in the early 1930s?

This Act authorizes the Canadian federal government to administer & regulate the lives on Indigenous people on reserves

Where did the On-To-Ottawa Trek start?

What was the significance of the Chanak Affair?

People generally used this type of loan to purchase big ticket items (cars, furniture)

The number one crop that was grown on the Prairies was:

buying stock from a broker without paying for the entire price of the stock upfront

What is the name for Tuesday October 29, 1929 when the stock market crashed?

What was the name given to the poor weather conditions for farmers out west?

What were the three new political parties that emerged during the Great Depression?

Who was the Prime Minister for the worst 5 years of the Depression?

Which of the following was NOT one of the conditions of the Great Depression?

Which was NOT a consequence of Prohibition?

What year did the stock market crash?

Canadians started playing with__________________ to “get rich quick” with company shares

This illness came to Canada after soldiers returned from WWI and caused mass casualties after the war

The name of the artists that drew abstract art and presented Canada's landscape in a new way:

Why did women's groups push for temperance movements? (Banning alcohol)

The nickname given to people who would make, sell and distribute alcohol illegally was...

The “Famous Five” is famous because:

What did Bennett originally promise to do to help the Depression?

Overproduction was one of the causes of the Great Depression.

What name was given to the horse drawn cars of the Great Depression?