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Question 1 - 10

A group of Canadian landscape painters during the 1920’s

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What is the Group of Seven

Question 1 - 20

This form of transportation expanded rapidly in the years following the war and was used to gain access to remote communities

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What is aviation

Question 1 - 30

By the late 1920’s 50% of Canadian homes had this

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What is an automobile

Question 1 - 40

Widespread use of this began to break down isolation between far flung communities and created popular culture and entertainment

Answer 1 – 40

What is the radio

Question 1 - 50

List three inventions created during the 1920’s

Answer 1 – 50

Answers will vary. May include:Hair dryerDishwasherTelephone ToasterDishwasher

Question 2 - 10

A social and economic theory where the government owns the means of production and distribution and all members of society benefit equally

Answer 2 – 10

What is communism

Question 2 - 20

A court case in which the Famous Five successfully fought to have women declared as “persons” under the law.

Answer 2 – 20

What is the Persons Case

Question 2 - 30

Lands taken from reserves by the government without consent of Aboriginal peoples

Answer 2 – 30

What are cut off lands

Question 2 - 40

This white supremacist group gained wide scale popularity and support during the 1920s

Answer 2 – 40

What is the Ku Klux Klan

Question 2 - 50

In 1923 the federal government passed an act that virtually excluded this group from immigrating to Canada until 1947

Answer 2 – 50

Who are the Chinese

Question 3 - 10

The concept that different areas of Canada have different concerns and needs

Answer 3 – 10

What is regionalism

Question 3 - 20

A system of using tariffs to raise the price of imported goods in order to protect domestic producers

Answer 3 – 20

What is protectionism

Question 3 - 30

An economic system in which both individuals and the government produce and sell goods

Answer 3 – 30

What is a mixed economy

Question 3 - 40

This grass routes political party gained popularity in 1920 which greatly influenced in results of the 1921 federal election

Answer 3 – 40

What is the Progressive Party

Question 3 - 50

The quantity of a product that is available and the market’s desire for that product

Answer 3 – 50

What is supply and demand

Question 4 - 10

This Prime Minister was seen to be the most progressive PM to date and wanted Canada to gain autonomy

Answer 4 – 10

Who is Prime Minister Mackenzie King

Question 4 - 20

A situation that occurred in 1926, when the Governor General reduced to the PM’s request to dissolve parliament and eventually led to the a limited role of the GG

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The King- Byng Affair

Question 4 - 30

A treaty between Canada and the US to protect halibut along the Pacific cost, the first treaty negotiated and signed independently by the Canadian government

Answer 4 – 30

What is the Halibut Treaty

Question 4 - 40

The Canadian government refusal to support the British in defending a Turkish port

Answer 4 – 40

What is the Chanak Crisis

Question 4 - 50

What is the most significant event that led to Canadian autonomy. Justify your answer.

Answer 4 – 50

Answers may vary.

Question 5 - 10

Relief payments by a government sometimes in the form of vouchers for food or other essentials

Answer 5 – 10

What is pogey

Question 5 - 20

The semi-arid area in southern Alberta and Saskatchewan was known as this

Answer 5 – 20

The Dust Bowl

Question 5 - 30

A rail trip across the country by unemployed men to protest conditions at employment relief camps

Answer 5 – 30

What is the On-to-Ottawa Trek

Question 5 - 40

PM King was unwilling to provide government assistance and lost in the 1930 election to this leader of the Conservative Party

Answer 5 – 40

Who is Richard Bedford Bennett (R.B. Bennett)?

Question 5 - 50

Bennett was initially reluctant to spend government money but changed his views when he created this policy, however it was not well received and highly criticized

Answer 5 – 50

What is Bennett’s New Deal?