Canada's dependence on Primary products

Contributed to Canada's economic collapse in the 30s

Prohibition ended in Ontario in

Law making the sale of liquor illegal

The CCF (Canadian Commonwealth Federation policy for the depression was

Democratic government should control business

The Famous Five refers to

Fought to get women recognized as "persons"

During the Depression Canadian Politics

Saw the introduction of new parties and points of view

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1
Canada's dependence on Primary products
Allowed Americanization of our economy
Kept our economy strong through the 30s
Contributed to Canada's economic collapse in the 30s
Stimulated the Stock Market boom in the 20s
2
Prohibition ended in Ontario in
Law that married women must give up their jobs for men
Law requiring 75% of Canadian wheat be exported abroad
Law that stripped women of their right to vote
Law making the sale of liquor illegal
3
During the 1920s Canadian culture became
More dominated by British influences
Less dominated by British Influences
1 and 3
More dominated by American Influences
4
Which Sport was created by Canadian Canadian John Naismith?
Ice Hockey
Lacrosse
Basketball
Field Hockey
5
The CCF (Canadian Commonwealth Federation policy for the depression was
$25 a month for everyone to stimulate the economy
Violent overthrow is the only way to create change
Democratic government should control business
More French speaking ownership of businesses
6
The First Female Judge in Canada was
Emily Carr
Agnes McPhail
Emily Murphy
Nelly McClung
7
What was a struggle buggy?
FOrd's new assembly line car
A car used for making out
Car without an engine used during the 1930s
A Charlie Chaplin film
8
When was the Stock Market Crash?
March 29 1929
Jan. 5 1926
Oct. 29 1929
Oct. 15 1928
9
About what percentage of women attended High School in 1929?
50%
75%
90%
25%
10
___________________ is known as the Father of Universal Medicare in Canada
Tommy DOuglas
MacKenzie King
Agnes McPhail
Rocco Perri
11
What was the Hot new dance of the 1920s?
The Charleston
The Moonwalk
The Foxtrot
The Waltz
12
The Famous Five refers to
Rum-running crime ring
Fought to get women recognized as "persons"
European leaders that drafted the Versaille Treaty
Suffragettes that organized to gain the vote for women
13
During the Depression Canadian Politics
Elected Communist parties provincially
Lost their government to a revolution
Relied on the solutions offered by the Liberals and Cons.
Saw the introduction of new parties and points of view

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