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Canadian History Exam Review
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1
Billy Bishop
was:
A hero at Vimy Ridge.
A member of the Group of Seven.
<div>A famous pilot in WWI.</div>
Canada's first general.
2
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
was the heir to the throne of:
France
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Russia
3
The Battle of
Vimy Ridge
was significant to Canadians because:
<div>It ended the First World War</div>
<div>It was the first time Canadians fought as one.</div>
<div>It was a blood bath.</div>
It was the first battle to use chlorine gas
4
The
Model T
created by Henry Ford was:
A train
A car
An Airplane
A horse-drawn buggy
5
One
group of artists
who became world-famous were known as:
The Alberta Five
The Group of Seven.
The Purple Gang
The Millers.
6
Ypres
was famous in the First World War for the first use of:
Chlorine Gas
Female soldiers
Airplanes
Tanks
7
The area between opposing trenches during the
First World War
:
<div>No-go zone</div>
<div>Never-never land</div>
No-man's land
Devil's playground
8
A car with its
engine removed
and
pulled by a horse
was known as:
Bennett borough
Ford Model I
Bennett buggy
A King kart
9
Blitzkreig
was:
Hitler's attempt to overthrown the government.
Another name for the Axis
A surprise style of attack used by the Germans.
A fancy refrigerator
10
Versailles
was the official site of:
The Treaty ending WWI.
Female Officers
The first talking picture
<div>The outbreak of Spanish flu.</div>
11
Prohibition
can be defined as:
Importing illegal drugs from the U.S.
Exporting raw materials to the U.S.
A popular dance from Roaring 20s.
Law banning the making, selling and drinking of alcohol.
12
The
Battle of Passchendaele
can be described as:
<div>One of the shortest battles of the war.</div>
A muddy nightmare.
A Canadian success
One of the longest battles of the war.
13
Canada contributed to the
Allied naval effort
during WWI with
<div>Battleships</div>
Tank floaters
U-boats
Anti-submarine ships
14
Operation Husky
was the official code-name for:
D-Day
Italian Campaign
Battle of Hong Kong
Dieppe Raid
15
In WWII, the
Allies
declared war on Germany when:
Rhineland was invaded
Czechoslovakia was invaded
Bulgaria was invaded
Poland was invaded
16
The
Triple Entente
of World War I was made up of:
Russia, Somalia, Afghanistan
Italy, France, Russia
Italy, Germany, Austria-Hungary
Britain, France, Russia
17
The
Chancellor
and
Nazi dictator
of Germany in World War II was:
Joseph Stalin
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
18
What did Canadians buy to
support the war effort
?
Canada Savings Bonds
RESPs
RRSPs
Victory bonds
19
The site where the
first atomic bomb
was dropped in 1945:
Fukishima
Tokyo
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
20
Women
who wore shorter skirts, smoked and drank in the
Roaring 20s
:
Bee's Knees
Flappers
Sheba
Dappers
21
Canada's
Prime Minister
during the
First World War
was:
<div>Robert Borden</div>
Lester B. Pearson
<div>Justin Trudeau</div>
W.L. Mackenzie King
22
During the events of
D-Day
, the Canadians landed on:
Juno Beach
Omaha Beach
Dieppe Beach
Gold Beach
23
Canada's
greatest victory
in the First World War was at:
Gallipoli
Passchendaele
Paris
Vimy Ridge
24
The "
Famous Five
" or "
Person's Case
" involved"
Fishing rights
American factories in Canada
First Nations
The rights of women
25
The generation born in Canada
after World War II
was referred to as:
Generation X
Baby Echo
Generation Y
Baby Boomers
26
The
On-To-Ottawa Trek
was organized by:
Men in relief camps
J.S. Woodsworth
Women
Factory strikers
27
Which of the following was a
long term cause
of the Second World War?
The Alliance System
The Invasion of Poland
The Treaty of Versailles
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
28
Canada's
Prime Minister
during the
Second World War
was:
Robert Borden
Justin Trudeau
W.L. Mackenzie King
R.B. Bennet
29
Which of the following was an
immediate cause
of the First World War?
<div>The Alliance System</div>
Assassination of Franz Ferdinand
<div>The Arms Race</div>
The Great Depression
30
The
First World War
ended on:
November 11, 1919
November 11, 1945
November 11, 1918
November 11, 1915
