Bootlegging in the 1920s and 30s often was

The creation, sale, and transportation of illegal alcohol

A young woman following the social trends of the day.

What was the Chanak Affair?

G.B. wanted Canada to get involved in potential conflict with Turkey

What did the King-Byng Affair result in?

A stronger push for Canadian autonomy from U.K.

What 3 characteristics best describe a Flapper?

Young, wild, socially unrestricted

What did Canadas refusal to involve itself with the Chanak Affair mean for teh nation?

Canada was gaining further autonomy from G.B.

What was the Halibut treaty?

Agreement between Canada and the U.S. over fishing rights in the Pacific

Who was Amelia Earhart

First woman to fly solo across the atlantic

What was a Relief Camp during the Depression

A government run camp for out of work men to work and live

The Dionne Quintuplets were taken away from their parents by

The Ontario Provincial Government

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1
What did Joseph-Armond Bombardier invent?
Jetski
Snowmobile
Record Player
Car
2
What did Ted Rogers Invent?
Snow Mobile
Batteryless Radio
Cellphone
Telephone
3
What was needed to listen to some of the first in home radios in Canada?
Additional speakers
Hearing aids
A paid subscription
Headphones
4
Bootlegging in the 1920s and 30s often was
The creation, sale, and transportation of legal alchohol
The creation of illegal weapons
The creation, sale, and transportation of illegal alcohol
The illegal creation and sale of coppied CDs
5
What was the significance of the Halibut treaty?
It was independently signed by the Canadian government without the U.K.
It kept Russian fishermen from fishing in Canadian/American waters
It was the first environmental treaty aimed at conserving fish stock.
Both Blue and Yellow
6
What was the workers movement whos goal was to cross the nation and adress the Prime Minister directly?
The Workers Union Movement
The On-to-Ottawa Trek
The On-to-Regina Trek
The Vancouver Movement
7
Who was the Alberta Premier of the Social Credit Party?
Clark Gable
Tim Buck
Bill Aberhart
John E. Brownlee
8
What is a flapper?
A nickname for a pilot in the 20s.
A 20s slang term for a cop.
A young woman following the social trends of the day.
A rubber flap invented in the 20s which is found behind the tire of a car.
9
What was the Chanak Affair?
A Canadian political scandal involving the Kings Liberal governmnet.
A disagreement between the Canadian Prime Minister and the Govenor General
G.B. wanted Canada to get involved in potential conflict with Turkey
G.B. wanted Canada to get involved in potential conflict with the Ottomans
10
What did the King-Byng Affair result in?
Stronger ties with Portugal
More autonomous provinces within Canada
A stronger push for Canadian autonomy from U.K.
Stronger ties with the U.K.
11
What was one major sign of Canadian autonomy during the 1920s.
Independent Canadian Navy
Canadian radio stations
Canadian Embassies
Independent Canadian Bank
12
What 3 characteristics best describe a Flapper?
Young, house wife, quiet.
old, wild, long hair
Middle aged, working woman, reserved
Young, wild, socially unrestricted
13
Why was Saskatchewan the hardest hit?
Both Red and Yellow
drought
Its mainly agricultural economy
Its mainly manufacturing based economy.
14
What organization did the Dionnes father have an agreement with to display the children?
Illinois State Fair
The Montreal Worlds Fair
The Chicago Worlds Fair
Atlantic City Freak Show
15
Who was the Prime Minister of Canada at the time of the Ottawa Trek?
Wilfred Liurier
R.B. Bennett
William Lyon Mackenzie King
Aurthur Meighen
16
What was prohibition?
The banning of marijuana
The banning of jazz music
The banning of tobacco
The banning of Alchohol
17
Who is Frederick Banting?
Inventor of Morphine
Inventor of Penicillin
Inventor of Insulin
Cured Diabetes
18
What was the outcome of the On-to-Ottawa Trek?
The Regina Riot
The Saskatoon Shakedown
The Winnipeg Donnybrook
The Edmonton Escalation
19
What did Canadas refusal to involve itself with the Chanak Affair mean for teh nation?
Canada was becoming more dependent on the French
Canada was gaining further autonomy from G.B.
Canada was becoming more dependent on Great Britain
Canada was gaining further autonomy from the U.S.A
20
What was the Halibut treaty?
Agreement between Canada and the U.S. over fishing rights in the Atlantic
Agreement between Canada and the U.K. over Atlantic fishing rights.
Agreement between Canada and the U.S. over fishing rights in the Pacific
A peace treaty between the people of Nova Scotia and the great Halibut army
21
What province was hit hardest during the Great Depression?
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Nova Scotia
British Columbia
22
How did the Ford Motor Company revolutionize the auto industry?
First car with A/C
Mass-production
First car to go over 100 MPH
First Car with a radio
23
Who was Amelia Earhart
First woman to fly solo around the world
First woman to fly solo across the atlantic
First person to fly solo actoss the atlantic
First porson to fly solo around the world
24
What was a Relief Camp during the Depression
A government run camp to meet potential employers
A government run camp for out of work men to work and live
A government run camp for young women to sleep
A camp to pick up food and water
25
What invention allowed Canadians to recieve global news and entertainment in their homes and faster than ever before?
The Radio
The television
The Gramophone
The Telephone
26
Who did Prime Minister Bennett believe was influencing the protestors?
Autocrats
Capitalists
Monarchists
Communists
27
What was the area called where the Dionne sisters were showcased to the public?
Dionne Land
Land of Quints
Dionne World
Quint Land
28
Who was Maurice Duplessis?
Bloc Quebecois Premier
Union Nationale Premier
Liberal Premier
NDP Premier
29
What impact did mass production have on North American society?
More people could travel for work
All of the above
More people could afford to buy cars?
More people could travel vast distances
30
The Dionne Quintuplets were taken away from their parents by
The Canadian Government
Childrens Aid
The Albertian Provincial Government
The Ontario Provincial Government

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