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Vocabulary review of #Socials11 - Canada in the 1920's #Canada1920'sreview
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New political party (socialist) in the 1930s; developed into the modern day NDP
Communist
CAP
OBU
CCF
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Factories or other operations set up in Canada but owned or controlled by foreign countries
Branch Treaty
Branch Plant
Cut-off lands
Secondary Industry
3
Rise in cost of living due to rise in price for goods & services
inflation
deflation
lottery
indexing
4
Idea that the different unions join together to represent all workers
RCMP
CEC
OBU
CCF
5
Industry that deals with manufacturing or construction
Secondary Industry
Primary industry
Minority Industry
Single Industry
6
Union leaders negotiate with employers on behalf of all members
Plabiscite
Federalism
Collective Bargaining
Self-Determination
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A period in time following the stock market collapse in 1929
Stagflation
Depression
Prohibition
Regionalism
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In 1929 the successful British court case to have women declared “persons” under Canadian Law
Group of Seven
Famous Five
Persons Case
Equal Rights measure
9
First woman elected to Canada’s House of Commons
Emily Murphy
Agnes Macphail
Helen Gregory MacGill
Mary Ellen Smith
10
Situation when the Gov-General refused the PM's request to dissolve parliament & call election
King-Byng Crisis
Byng-King Crisis
Devonshire-Borden Crisis
Bing-Crosby Crisis
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System where government controls economy so everyone benefits equally
Socialist
Collective Bargaining
Enfranchisement
Regionalism
12
Direct vote by public on issue of public importance (not binding on the government)
Plebiscite
Prohibition
Primary Vote
Prorogue
13
Industry that deals with manufacturing or construction
Minority Industry
Secondary Industry
Primary industry
Single Industry
14
The Act that was amended to allow foreign born leaders to be deported
The Constitution Act
The Immigration Act
The Emigration Act
The Commonwealth Act
15
Political system dividing power between federal & provincial legislatures to benefit all Canada
Federalism
British Commonwealth
Regionalism
Plebiscite
16
1923 Canada & US treaty to protect specific fish along Pacific coast
Halibut treaty
Salmon treaty
Herring treaty
Cod treaty
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A duty imposed on imported goods
Equal Rights
Tariff
Free Trade
CCF
18
Canadian refusal in 1922 to support British in defending a Turkish port
Conscription
Chanak crisis
Komagata Maru
common wealth
19
Massive strike by workers in 1919
OBU
Winnipeg General Strike
CCF
Collective General Strike
20
A group of women who fought for political status for women
Group of Seven
Fantastic Four
Famous Five
Big Three
21
Industry that deals with manufacturing or construction
Secondary Industry
Minority Industry
Primary industry
Single Industry
22
Famous Canadian artists including, for example, Tom Thompson
Group of Seven
Big Three
Famous Five
Fantastic Four
23
A law changing British Empire to British Commonwealth
Statute of Westminster
Coalition
Equal Rights Measure
Balfour Report
24
Replaced Robert Borden as Conservative party leader, had 2 short terms as PM
H. G. MacGill
Pierre Trudeau
William Lyon Mackenzie King
Arthur Meighen
25
Additional lands taken from reserves without consent of Aboriginal Peoples
Treaty #1
misappropriated land
amending formula
cut-off lands
26
Ruling party has less than half the total # of seats in legislature
static government
minority government
coalition government
majority government
27
A time when new music, shocking fashions and crazy fads spread quickly across Canada and US
Dirty Thirties
Jazz Age
Roaring Twenties
Nifty Nineties
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Concern for affairs of one’s own region over those of one’s country
Communism
Federalism
Regionalism
Socialism
29
Postpone or suspend, as in parliament
prohibition
plebiscite
parliamentary reform
prorogue
30
Legal term referring to giving up one’s status as an Indian to become a “Canadian"
Enfranchisement
Statute of Westminster
Collectivity
Nationalize
31
Fear that communism would spread to Canada
Red Square
Red River Rebellion
Red scarf
Red scare
32
1927 act to provide social assistance for people over age 70
Medicare
Old Age Pension
Social Security
Borden Act
33
Represents the British Crown (monarch) in Canada
Lieutenant Governor
Prime Minister
Duke of Windsor
Governor General
34
Industry deals with extraction/collection of raw materials
Branch plants
Primary industry
Waste Management
Secondary industry
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A formal alliance of political parties
Minority Government
Amending formula
Coalition
Plebiscite
