What is significant about sports in the 1920s?

sports were being watched by people for entertainment

How did the 1928 Olympics illustrate changing roles for Canadian women?

Canadian women performed very well and became heroes in Canada

What was another reason the Canadian film industry struggled?

Canadian actors left to make money in Hollywood

What point illustrates that Canadian publications were developing a Canadian identity?

they insisted on using "Canadian spelling"

What is significant about Canadian publications in the 1920s?

they published stories by Canadian writers about Canadian life

Why did they form the Group of Seven?

they wanted Canadian art to have its own unique identity

Who were the Group of Seven?

an organization of seven painters

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What is significant about sports in the 1920s?
people couldn't afford to play sports because of the economy
everyone started playing sports to pass the time
sports were being watched by people for entertainment
new sports were being invented like lacrosse and ice hockey
2
How did the 1928 Olympics illustrate changing roles for Canadian women?
this was the first olympics women could join
many women wanted to join the olympic team
Canadian women performed very well and became heroes in Canada
Canadian women were allowed to join mens teams
3
What was another reason the Canadian film industry struggled?
the government didn't want to give funding to the film industry
American actors were more popular with audiences
the movies didn't have dialogue
Canadian actors left to make money in Hollywood
4
What were the subjects of Group of Seven paintings?
Canadian immigrants
Canadian life
Canadian nature
Indigenous culture
5
What point illustrates that Canadian publications were developing a Canadian identity?
they openly criticized Britian and published stories about independence
they wouldn't publish American stories
they always had "Canada" "Canadian" in their magazine names
they insisted on using "Canadian spelling"
6
What is significant about Canadian publications in the 1920s?
they published stories about people all over the world
they started publishing news about sports
they published poems that because very famous around the world
they published stories by Canadian writers about Canadian life
7
What were a lot of Canadian movies about?
love
nature
Mounties (RCMP)
Indigenous people
8
Why did they form the Group of Seven?
they wanted to have a special, exclusive club for Canadian artists.
they wanted Canadian art to have its own unique identity
they wanted Canadian art to be famous
they were friends who wanted to make money
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Who were the Group of Seven?
an organization of Indigenous artists
a group of women who fought for women's rights
a group of famous paintings
an organization of seven painters
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Why did the Canadian film industry struggle?
they didn't have enough money
only Canadians were watching their movies
people were not interested in Canada
American studios were bigger

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