1920s Quiz

In what year were women finally considered "persons" in Canada?

Mary Buford was Canada's greatest film star of the 1920s, and America's sweetheart.

Which of the following film stars was not immensely famous during the 1920s?

Which of the following was not a reason for soldiers having a difficult return from the war?

Electricity in the home and the electrical appliances that followed saved no time for anyone.

Which of the following was not a way in which the proliferation of the radio changed Canada?

In what year did the Winnipeg General Strike occur?

In what year did Prohibition begin in Canada?

Which dance was not popular with young people during the 1920s?

Which of the following was not created as a result of Prohibition?

Who was the first female judge in Canada?

Which of the following was not something experienced in at least some Residential Schools?

The intent of Residential Schools was to "kill the Indian in the child".

Which of the following was not a fad of the 1920s?

Which of the following was not a part of Henry Ford's method for producing automobiles?

Where did many people place blame for the hard times?

It was only unionized workers who went out on strike.

Which of the following was not something for which flappers were known?

Which famous Canadian war ace pioneered bush piloting and air travel in Canada?

"The Jazz Age" is another phrase by which the 1920s are known.

The Edmonton grads were arguably the greatest team in any sport in the history of Canada.

The Winnipeg General Strike did not achieve its objectives.

Canada's most infamous gangster was:

Which of the following was not a part of the idea of communism?

Which of the following was not a result of the proliferation of automobiles?

Which group worked to ban the sale of alcohol in Canada?

Many spin-off industries came as a result of automobiles.

In the early 20th century, which of the following did not become a social issue of concern?

What was the name given to the day of violence that occurred during the strike?

What was the biggest leverage the OBU had at their disposal?