The Roaring Twenties

Extra income and cheaper products led to the creation of a____________ in the 1920s

Suffrage and work opportunities led to the creation of the

Emily Carr was the first woman to

Women that were in the workforce in the 1920s were usually______________

During the late 1920s, Canada had become the largest __________________ in the world

The most important consumer good of the 1920s was the

What hate group rose again and flourished in Canada in the 1920s?

Flappers were____________

Indigenous people in Canada

During the 1920s women earned

Canada introduced its first radio station in

_____________ grew fast - it helped to mass sell products

This type of music shaped the culture of the 1920s

A Canadian art movement that began just after WWI and flourished in the 1920s was called the

Why is the 1920s referred to as the Roaring 20s?

After WWI Canada was ____________

The Residential School image of Thomas Moore shows his before and after entrance into the

The gap between rich people and poor people

After the First World War, Canada began to

Canada won multiple _____________ in the 1920 and 1928 Olympics