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1
During the 1920's, the following inventions connected people across Canada EXCEPT?
radio
the telephone
the automobile
the television
2
"Cold war" means that two sides will try to defeat each other using all the following EXCEPT:
direct war
espionage
propaganda
political pressure
3
Which of the following provides the best description of Nazism
Left wing gov't that believes in racial superiority
Right wing gov't that believes in racial superiority
Centrist gov't that believes in racial superiority
none of the above
4
Which of the following might be called a "glass ceiling" that has yet to be attained by women
Governor General
Speaker of the House of Commons
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
Elected Prime Minister
5
The war effort in the factories, farms and raising money in Canada during WWI was known as:
Home War
The Homefront
The Frontlines
Total War
6
Quebec's Bill 101 was designed to
strengthen the position of the Catholic Church
strengthen the position of the French language
strengthen the position of Aboriginal Peoples in Quebec
strengthen the position of women in society
7
All of the following are the main Long-Term causes of WWI EXCEPT:
Imperialism
Nationalism
Militarism
Assassination
8
The US dropped two atomic bombs over what two Japanese cities
Tokyo and Kyushu
Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Nagan and Sapporo
Osaka and Yokohama
9
Archduke Ferdinand was the heir to the throne of:
France
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Germany
10
The Triple Entente was made up of
Italy, Germany & Russia
Britain, Germany & Austria-Hungary
Britain, France & Russia
Germany, Italy & Austria-Hungary
11
Which of the following was NOT a cause of the Great Depression
the Dust Bowl catastrophe
overproduction of goods
high tariffs
buying stocks on margin
12
The Depression ended because of
Stock Market recovery
the New Deal
the end of prohibition
WWII
13
What was a weakness of the League of Nations?
did not have its own military
Most powerful nations not involved
Formal policy of appeasement
all of the above
14
What is NOT true of the relief camps?
The work done was often meaningless
All of the above
Eventually the men rebelled
The men worked for food, shelter and 20 cents a day
15
Which of the following does NOT provide the best description of the policy of appeasement?
giving in to demands to avoid a war
led to the creation of Nazi-Soviet Pact
allowed Hitler to gain control of most of Europe
led to the alliance between Germany and Italy
16
The D-Day landing force invaded at
Normandy
Calais
Paris
Bordeaux
17
Between 1946 and 1954,immigrants to Canada came mostly from
Asia
Africa
Europe
Latin America
18
What was the great gain for Canada by patriating the constitution?
was no longer a part of the British Commonwealth
could now negotiate a free trade deal with the US
was no longer a British colony
no longer had to go to Britain to change the constitution
19
Which of the following is the term for the systematic extermination of Jews?
The Nuremburg Law
The Final Solution
The Enabling Act
Kristallnacht
20
Canada was a member of all these organizations EXCEPT:
NATO
United Nations
NORAD
Warsaw Pact
21
If you "buy on margin", you are
buying stocks when the market is going down
paying more for a stock than it is worth
buying stocks on credit
buying stocks when the market is going up
22
The War Measures Act was passed in Canadian 1917 which gave the government the power to
Force women to work in factories
Force people to pay Income Tax
Force suspected enemies of the state into internment camps
Force people to join the military (conscription)
23
1917 was an important year for Canadian women because:
All women lost the right to vote
Allwomen received the right to vote
a) Womenwho had family members in WWI received the vote
Allwomen were legally recognized as persons under the law
24
the province that has become known for its oil production is
Ontario
British Columbia
Manitoba
Alberta
25
What were the two MAIN countries involved in the Cold War?
Russia and China
Cuba and USA
Vietnam and Cuba
USSR and USA
26
The most destructive weapon used to stop attacks across ‘No Man’s Land’ was
Tanks
Airplanes
Machine Guns
Poison Gas
27
One group of Canadian artists who became world famous was called?
The Group of Seven
The Purple Gang
The Alberta Five
The Ottawa Silver Seven
28
The secret goal of the relief camps was
give young men experience for their resume
to encourage the spread of communism
to move young men out of the city
to prepare for the Regina Riot
29
The first female member of Parliament was:
Cairine Wilson
"Bobbie" Rosenfeld
Agnes Macphail
Mary Pickford
30
How did Trudeau justify limiting Canadian freedom by imposing the War Measures Act?
Terrorist acts can only be prevented by military action
Separatism will ruin Canada
Only by enforcing the rule of law is freedom possible
The FLQ broke the law so they must be caught by any means
31
The Treaty of Versailles forced Germany to all of the following EXCEPT:
give up its air force and navy
create a new Nazi government
pay reparations to France
accept total blame for the war
32
Which of the following is NOT one of the causes of WW2?
Great Depression
United Nations
Treaty of Versailles
Appeasement
33
Planned and executed by Canadians, this battle is deemed the “birth of the Canadian nation”.
The Somme
Ypres
Vimy Ridge
Passchendaele
34
PM King promised there would be no conscription in WWII because
There was no real threat to Canada
Feared a repeat of riots in Quebec like in 1917
There were many volunteers so conscripts weren't needed
None of the above
35
Which of the following events led to approximately 50-100 million death worldwide from 1918-20?
Bird Flu
German Flu
The Swine Flu
Spanish Flu
36
The alliance system which included Germany,Austria-Hungary and Italy was known as:
Triple AAA
Triple Axel
Triple Alliance
Triple Axis
37
Which was not an argument for prohibition
women and children were being abused by their drunk husbands
grain farmers were making to much profit
it decreased the productivity of factory workers
men were spending all their money at the saloons
38
Which of the following methods were used to assimilate Aboriginal peoples
Banning tradition ceremonies
Residential Schools
forced compliance with the Indian Act
All of the above
39
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Which if the following countries was NOT a member of the Triple Entente?
Germany
Russia
Britain
France
40
What was the purpose of NATO?
to stop Soviet aggression in Europe
to protect fishing areas of North America
to enhance the power of the US
to protect the environment from pollution
41
The election of 1917 in Canada was fought over which issue:
Women's Suffrage
Conscription
Sovereignty-Association
Income Tax
42
What two ideologies were in conflict during the Cold War?
communism and fascism
democracy and fascism
anarchy and socialism
democracy and communism
43
Which of the following statements about the Conscription Crisis of 1917 is UNTRUE
Women had little impact on the referendum on conscription
It created bitter feeling between French and English Can's
Borden's government won the 1917 election
French Can's were not the only group that opposed it
44
Which of the following is NOT associated with the 1920's?
Flappers
Jazz music
Riding the rails
Silent movies
45
As in WWI, a policy of isolationism was take by:
India
Canada
USA
USSR
46
During WWI, Halifax Nova Scotia became famous for
?
The largest man made explosion in history
an attck from a German u-boat
the largest internment camp for enemy aliens
A riot over conscription
47
Why was the introduction of the new Canadian flag (the red Maple leaf) a contentious issue?
People felt it represented one particular hockey team
Maple trees do not grow everywhere in Canada
Many people wanted a beaver instead
Traditionalists wanted to keep the British Union Jack
48
What was the method of the FLQ?
repeated media messages
democratic techniques
peaceful protest
acts of terrorism
