Why was the Regina Riot significant in Canadian history?

It exposed tensions between Government and the unemployed

Why might students today learn about the Regina Riot

To understand how protest can create change

What was the On-To-Ottawa Trek?

A march of unemployed men demanding better conditions

Why might historians study the On-To-Ottawa Trek today?

To understand government responses to social movements

Giving into someone provided that their demands are reasonable

Why was the On-To-Ottawa Trek historically important?

It highlights the struggles of unemployed Canadians in the Great Depression

Why did the On-To-Ottawa Trek begin?

To demand better working and living conditions for unemployed men

What was the purpose of the creation of the League of Nations?

To settle disputes between countries by negotiation

Why might historians study the Regina Riot today?

To understand how Canada delt with economic protests

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Why was the Regina Riot significant in Canadian history?
It exposed tensions between Government and the unemployed
It was the first riot in Canada
It marked then end of The Great Depression
It led to the creation of more relief camps
2
When was the League of Nations created?
1991
1919
1918
1922
3
Which group of people were most affected during the Great Depression?
Middle-aged men
Young men
The elderly
Women
4
Why might students today learn about the Regina Riot
To memorize historical dates
To understand how protest can create change
To learn about police uniforms
To study famous Canadian athletes
5
How much were these workers paid each day?
10 cents
20 cents
30 cents
They weren't paid at all
6
What foods were heavily rationed during the Great Depression?
Sugar, meats, coffee, and eggs
Noodles, oatmeals, eggs, and fruits
Oil, noodles, and milk
Fruits, vegetables, bread, tea, and cheese
7
Many politicians in both ___ and __ came to see that the terms of the Treaty of Versilles placed restrictions on Germany
The Soviet Union and France
Great Britain and the Soviet Union
Great Britain and France
Canada and the United States
8
What was the On-To-Ottawa Trek?
A war protest against conscription
A march of unemployed men demanding better conditions
A celebration parade for the government
A military expedition
9
Why might historians study the On-To-Ottawa Trek today?
To find lost treasure
To learn about Canada's climate in the 1930's
To understand government responses to social movements
To study Canadian cuisine
10
What is appeasement?
Doing something to make someone happy
Giving into someone provided that their demands are reasonable
Giving into someone because they asked
11
Who created relief camps?
David Lloyd George
PM Bennet
Edward Samuel Rogers
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Why was the On-To-Ottawa Trek historically important?
It was a successful military campagin
It was the first Canadian space mission
It highlights the struggles of unemployed Canadians in the Great Depression
It marked Canada's independence
13
Why did the On-To-Ottawa Trek begin?
To demand better working and living conditions for unemployed men
To join the military effort overseas
To protest high taxes on businesses
To celebrate government victory
14
The League of Nations was a success
False
True
15
What was the purpose of the creation of the League of Nations?
To settle disputes between countries by negotiation
To collectively attack Germany
To go to war with any country that doesn't agree with negotiation
16
What did the failure of appeasement lead to?
The Cold War
World War I
World War II
The Great Depression
17
What jobs were performed at these relief camps
Hard, manual labour jobs
Cooked and cleaned
Worked for the rich
18
What was the main cause of the Great Depression
Employers started playing employees less
People started protesting to increase their pay
People lost their jobs
The stock market crash
19
What was the League of Nations?
A battalion
A terrorist group
An international organization
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Why might historians study the Regina Riot today?
To analyze climate patterens in the 1930's
To explore the rise of internet
To understand how Canada delt with economic protests
To learn how to organize large parades

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