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A #canadianhistory exam review for #CHC2P
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1
Who is Elijah Harper?
The first status Indian MPP and critic of Meech Lake Accord
Critic of Meech Lake Accord
The first status Indian MPP
Supporter of the Meech Lake Accord
2
The _____________ marked a start in Canada's autonomy from Britain
The Paris Peace Conference of 1919
The Treaty of London
The League of Nations
The Treaty of Versailles
3
World War One took place from...
1912-1920
1915-1920
Jul 28, 1914 – Nov 11, 1918
1914-1918
4
Pre-existing social conditions, people, groups and prior events are considered
underlying causes
the domino effect
the tipping point
trigger events
5
The great achievements of Canadians during WW1 include...
the divide between French and English Canada
Ypres, Vimy Ridge, Passchendaele, national pride, confidence
6
The 4 MAIN causes of WW1 are militarism, alliances, imperialism, nationalism
True
False
7
The Canadian Residential School System were government-sponsored religious schools.
True
False
8
Canada supported the United States' invasion of Iraq and sent troops.
True
False
9
There were 4 stages of Isolation in the Holocaust. In order they were...
concentration,segregation,stripping of rights, extermination
segregation, stripping of rights,concentration,extermination
extermination,segregation, concentration,stripping of rights
stripping of rights,segregation, concentration,extermination
10
What was the Meech Lake Accord trying to do?
declare Quebec a separate country
declare Canada as distinct from Britain
declare Quebec as a "distinct society"
declare Indigenous people as "distinct" from Canada
11
Canadians on the homefront during WW1 exported a lot of what to Europe?
milk
socks
munitions and wheat
young soldiers
12
The stock market crash of 1929 is known as the start of the
Terrible Thirties
Great Depression
World War 2
13
The FLQ stands for what?
Federation de lutte Quebecoise
Flight Lead Qualified
Front de liberation du Quebec
Family Life Questionnaire
14
The Sixties Scoop occurred just in the 1960s.
True
False
15
When did the two sovereignty association referendums take place in Quebec?
1995 & 2000
1985 & 1995
1980 & 1995
1980 & 1990
16
Britain said Canada had a duty to fight on behalf of their motherland.
True
False
17
What PM added the Charter of Rights and Freedoms with the Canadian Constitution Act in 1971?
Justin Trudeau
Mackenzie King
Jean Chretien
Pierre Trudeau
18
WW2 took place between what years?
1935-1940
1939-1945
1940-1945
1941-1945
19
The major Axis Powers were
Germany, China
Germany, Japan
Japan, Germany, Italy
Germany, China, Italy
20
Change and continuity is the process of
evaluating changes over time
comparing a point in the past to the present
evaluating cause & consequence
comparing one point in history to another
21
Canada's economy expanded in the aftermath of WW1.
False
True
22
Quebec Separatism grew because
Francophones resented English being the dominant language
Anglophones didn't want Francophones in Canada
23
The Statute of Westminster (1931) signed by Britain made Canada
"a distinct society"
"a separate nation from Britain"
"a colony of Britain"
"an ally of Britain"
24
The far Arctic DEW Line stands for
Distant Early Warning Line
Defensive Electronic Warfare Line
Directed Energy Weapon Line
Department of Energy and Water
25
What year did Canada become officially bilingual with the Official Languages Act?
1969
1944
1975
1958
26
Evaluating historical significance is the process of
selecting criteria to help discuss impact and importance
deciding on the cause of an event
27
Residential schools closed down in the 1960s
True
False
28
Some enemy aliens were held in...
internment camps
death camps
concentration camps
prison camps
29
Canadians contributed financially to WW1. Their funds were called...
victory bonds
debt
loans
30
Indigenous people in Canada could vote at the same time as women.
False
True
31
The United States rejected the League of Nations.
False
True
32
Women won the right to vote in Canada in
1915
1917
1916
1914
33
What period of time does the CHC2P Canadian History course cover?
1914-Present
1914-2018
1875-1982
1930-Present
34
The major Allied Powers were...
United Kingdom, Canada, United States, Japan
Japan, China, Germany
Japan, Germany, Italy
United Kingdom, Canada, United States, Soviet Union
35
WW2 was fought between the...
The Allies & The Axis
The Triple Alliance & The Triple Entente
The Friends & The Foes
The Allies & The Nazis
36
Germany lost more than 27,000 square miles. This totalled ____ % of its territory.
13%
20%
5%
50%
37
Before WW1 they had $544 million of debt. After the war they had...
$2.5 million of debt
$2.5 billion of debt
38
After WW1 Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland emerged as independent nations
False
True
39
What did the TRC do?
Put Calls to Action into ACTION
Gave money to survivors
Travelled through Canada to hear testimonies from survivors
Apologized to survivors
40
Indigenous Canadians were treated fairly during WW1?
True
False
41
The War Measures Act (1914) limited the freedom of Canadians. Who were "enemy aliens"?
People of Japanese descent
People of Indigenous descent
People of Austro-Hungarian and German descent
All immigrants
42
The last residential school closed in 1996. Has the government since apologized?
Yes
No
43
The Cold War was a period of geopolitical tension between...
Canada & The United States
The Soviet Union & The United States
Canada & The Soviet Union
The United States & Germany
44
Res. Schools were not designed to assimilate Indigenous children into Euro-Canadian culture
True
False
45
What is the goal of the national inquiry into Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls?
To gather evidence, examine & report on the systemic causes
To gather evidence and then solve the murders and abductions
46
The Nuremberg Law of 1935 did what?
exterminated Jewish people
put Jewish people in Ghettos
put Jewish people in concentration camps
stripped Jewish people of their rights
47
A trigger cause is...
the tipping point, an action/event that initiates change
pre-existing conditions, people, groups and events
48
The Halifax Explosion is connected to WW1 because
spies from Europe helped make it happen
of a collision between ships carrying war supplies
it was a German attack on Canadian land
49
The League of Nations was created after WW1 to
fight fascism
resolve international conflicts and maintain world peace
humiliate Germany
50
"Sixties Scoop" children were given up by their families willingly.
False
True
51
1938 - Kristellnacht ("night of the broken glass") was a...
riot when Jewish people protested against Hitler
Nazi riot that resulted in the mass arrest of Jewish people
night when a lot of glasses were broken
night when all the Jewish people tried to leave Germany
52
Taking historical perspective means understanding
that there are different voices
how the past connects to the present
the settings that shaped people’s lives/actions in the past
how the world is different now
53
In 1971, Canada was the first country in the world to adopt what policy?
Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Free Speech
Multiculturalism
Bilingualism
54
What is the organization that was formed in 1945 to prevent future wars called?
NATO
NORAD
The League of Nations
The United Nations
55
Which of the following undermined the League of Nations?
The rise of Nazi Germany
American isolationism
The revolution of 1917
56
The Quiet Revolution in Quebec began in what year?
1980
1950
1970
1960
57
The S.S. St. Louis was a ship full of ________ refugees that was denied entry Canada
Jewish
Russian
European
English
58
How many people died during WW2?
About 64 thousand
About 6.4 million
About 64 million
59
Socialism and Fascism increased after the end WW1.
False
True
60
The rise of Hitler is a consequence of WW1
True
False
61
What was an important ACTION item of the FINAL TRC report?
Stephen Harper's apology
Closing of residential schools
Money
94 Calls to Action
62
Over 60,000 soldiers were killed during WW1. More Canadians died as a result of soldiers
being sick and wounded after the war
bringing influenza home with them
bringing small pox home with them
63
Canadians killed during WW1 total over...
600
60,000
60 million
6000
64
The Treaty of Versailles brought WW1 to an end. Russia and Germany were included in the treaty.
True
False
65
The period after WW1 is sometimes called the
Confusing Twenties
Laughing Twenties
Depressed Twenties
Roaring Twenties
66
Which country was forced to sign the "war guilt clause" in the Treaty of Versailles?
Belgium
Austria-Hungry
France
Germany
67
The League of Nations did what about Hitler and Nazi Germany?
Appeased the Nazis and Hitler
Supported the Nazis and Hitler
Sent many troops to defend the Jewish people
Made Nazism illegal
68
Canada had improved war technology by the end of WW1
False
True
69
What was Pierre Trudeau referring to when he famously said, "Just watch me." to a TV reporter?
Bilingualism
FLQ Crisis
Immigration
Multiculturalism
70
Inuit and Indigenous communities voluntarily relocated to the far North.
False
True
71
Under the Treaty of Versailles, Germany was forced to pay
$31.4 billion in reparations
$31 in reparations
$31 thousand in reparations
$31.4 million in reparations
72
4 empires collapsed at the end of the war:
The Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, German, and Russian
The American, Canadian, Italian, and Japanese
73
Canada imposed Conscription during WW1.
True
False
74
The FLQ October Crisis was the ______ time that Canada invoked the War Measures Act
2nd
1st
3rd
4th
75
Primary source evidence includes
notes from your teacher
journal articles
websites
archival footage
76
The Christie Pits Riot of 1933 was an example of
systemic racism
a baseball game
a fight
anti-semitism
77
What does "reconciliation" mean in The Truth and Reconciliation Commission
restoring friendly relations
reuniting old friendships
making one belief or view compatible with another
the action of making financial accounts consistent
78
Germany’s army was capped
at 100,000, navy at 6 battleships, no air-force was allowed
at 100,000 but could have a navy and air-force
