Grade 10 Canadian History Ultimate Quiz

Canada's first black Member of Parliament was:

The —Canadian Minister of the Militia during WWI was:

—Smuggling liquor over the Canada-US border during Prohibition was called:

The weapon Canadian soldiers first were equipped with during WWI was the:

Name this person.

The PM of Canada during WWII was:

The first Black Canadian combat pilot during WWII was:

Canada’s first female magistrate (judge) was:

The group of women who fought for women's rights during the Person Case were known as the:

FLQ stands for:

The first female Governor- General in Canada is:

907 Jewish refugees aboard this ship were denied entry to Canada:

Who wrote the poem "In Flanders Fields"?

Canada’s Prime Minister from 1957 to 1963:

The first Canadian Army engagement in the European war was the:

Who won the Canadian federal election of 1935?

This Canadian invented the snowmobile:

Who is this?

Generation of young women in the 1920s wore short skirts, bobbed their hair, listened to jazz:

—This report a landmark document confirming Canada as a fully independent country:

The causes of the Great Depression are:

Who won the Canadian election of 1926?

The main causes of WWI are:

The first woman Member of Parliament (MP) in Canada was:

This WWI battle is remembered for its brutal fighting and horrible weather conditions:

What is the name of Hitler's autobiography were he outlined his ideology of Nazism?

Canada’s first major battle in WWI where theyfaced the first use of chlorine gas:

NORAD stands for:

Which Canadian soldier was the most effective sniper of WWI?

Who is this?

This WWI battle is remembered for the Newfoundland Regiment great sacrifices:

She was arrested for sitting in the "White-only" section of a Halifax movie theatre in 1946:

The Baby Boom was a sudden large increase in the birthrate from:

A popular dance during the 1920s was the:

The boundary between countries under Soviet influence and other democratic countries in Europe:

Who became the Prime Minister of Canada in 1920 after Robert Borden resigned?

The second atomic bomb was named:

–In 1934– the first quintuplets known to survive born just outside Callander, Ontario were the

The first female doctors to practice under licence in Canada was:

Hitler’s last offensive in December, 1944 was the:

The most famous Canadian WWI pilot was:

žThe proposed a package of amendments to the Constitution in 1987 was called the:

Canada’s Prime Minister from 1963 to 1968:

Who was the PM of Canada the year you were born?

The founder and leader of the Parti Québécois is:

What event happened on December 7, 1941?

The most famous hurricane in Canadian history was:

World War One ended on:

The bloodiest battle in human history with 1.5 million casualties was the:

When did Nunavut become a new territory in Canada?

The person credited for getting Canada universal health care is:

During the Great Depression cars towed by horses because owners could not afford gasoline:

Who won the Canadian election of 1925?

Canadian soldiers saw the first land action of WWII at the:

The October Crisis happened in:

žThe first winter Olympics in Canada was in:

Victory in Europe Day was:

Who won the Canadian federal election in 1930?

What grants Canada full legislative authority in both internal and external affairs?

NAFTA stands for:

The archduke of Austria- Hungary who was assassinated to spark WWI was:

The plane that dropped the first atomic bomb was the:

This Canadian actress became one of the most renowned stars of the silent film era:

Which Canadian discovered insulin as a treatment for diabetes?

This was founded in 1920 as an organization of self-proclaimed modern artists:

The secret training school for covert agents and radio communications during WWII was:

Newfoundland joins Canada on:

NATO stands for:

Canada's first woman Prime Minister is:

What is the name of this plane?

This WWI battle victory has become a post-war symbol for Canadian identity and independence:

On May 5, 1945 Canadian troops freed this country of Nazi control:

Which Canadian won the 100 m and 200 m race at the 1928 Olympics?

During WWII what did the Canadian government do to citizens of Japanese heritage:

In 1922 this Canadian makes the first hockey broadcast:

The first black women elected to provincial legislature is:

žPrime Minister of Canada from 1984 to 1993:

The first Canadian astronaut is:

Canada got a new Constitution in:

Canadian Foreign Minister Lester Pearson made peace during the:

Who won the election of 1921 forming Canada's first minority government?

On —May 15, 1919 a general strike took place in the Canadian city of:

Name this person.

Where was the 1976 Summer Olympics held?

The Prime Minister of Canada during WWI was:

He won the election in 1979 to become the youngest Prime Minister ever:

The 1920s in Canada were known as:

D-Day occurred on:

Canada joined the Gulf War in:

Canada's most-decorated Aboriginal war veteran is:

The RCAF helped stop Nazi bombing attacks during the:

Canada’s first satellite in space was the:

When did the stock market crash?

Canada’s Prime Minister from 1968 to 1979 and 1980 to 1984:

Between 1830-1970 one third of First Nation children forced into:

The primary training base for Canadian soldiers in WWI was:

How many Canadians died in WWI?

Canada was in charge of what beach on D-Day?

The 1st Canadian Division won which important battle during the Italian Campaign?

Canada joined the UN in the Korean War from:

Nova Scotia –racing schooner ––put on the Canadian dime in 1937:

Who won the Canadian federal election of 1935?

Women in Canada got the right to vote on:

The most popular car in the 1920s was the:

Was appointed Prime Minister of Canada in June 1984 and only lasted 79 days:

Canada’s Prime Minister from 1948 to 1957:

The location of the first Atomic Bomb was:

When did Quebec have a referendum on independence?

—On December 6th, 1917 there was a massive explosion in what Canadian cities harbor?

Canada got a new flag on: