From War to Peace
World War Women
Canadian Autonomy
The Roaring Twenties
The Stock Market Crash
The Great Depression
Photos
100
This disease killed more people than all of the battles of World War 1
The Spanish Flu
100
This term describes young women who were enjoying new social liberties during the Roaring Twenties
Flapper
100
This was the first international treaty signed without Britain's involvement
The Halibut Treaty
100
These artists worked to develop a distinctly Canadian art style
The Group of Seven
100
This practice of buying stocks with the banks money led many to bankruptcy
Buying on the Margin
100
The Five Cent Speech and Laissez Faire capitalism lost him the 1930 election
WLM King
100
This graph depicts what event
The Stock Market Crash
200
This policy unintentionally created more areas of crime, including Moonshining and Bootlegging
Prohibition
200
These women fought for political rights, eventually getting them the right to be appointed to the Senate
The Famous Five
200
This event was the first time Canada didn't automatically join a war just because Britain asked us to
The Chanak Crisis/Affair
200
This was the name of the first mass produced car, built by Ford Motors
The Model T
200
This is the day, referring to the day the Stock Market crashed
Black Tuesday
200
Environmental problems led to the use of this term to describe the prairies of Canada and the United States
The Dust Bowl
200
What is this
Bennett Buggy
300
A strike in this city and province demonstrated how frustrated Canadian workers were post-WW1
Winnipeg, Manitoba
300
In 1929, a key legal case was held for women's right to be recognized as...
People/Persons
300
In 1931, the United Kingdom passed this law, which made Canada and other dominions of the UK its equals
The Statute of Westminster
300
This new technology created waves in communications and entertainment
Radio
300
The Stock Market crashed in this year
1929
300
This event put a violent end to the On-to-Ottawa Trek
Regina Riot
300
The name of this basketball team
The Edmonton Grads
400
The "OBU" is an example of these workers rights organizations
Labour Unions
400
Many women worked the assembly line as part of this manufacturing innovation, providing affordable goods to numbers never-before possible
Mass Production
400
The King-Byng crisis redefined this government role in 1926
Governor General
400
Name the Original Six hockey teams
Boston Bruins
Chicago Blackhawks
Detroit Red Wings
Montreal Canadiens
New York Rangers
Toronto Maple Leafs
400
The Stock Market crashed in this month
October
400
The 'New Deal' was this Prime Minister's strategy to resolve the Great Depression
RB Bennett
400
These men are lining up for relief payments, which were referred to by this slang term
Pogey
500
These establishments gave Canadians the opportunity to consume alcohol, despite it being illegal
Speakeasies
500
She was the first woman elected to the House of Commons
Agnes Macphail
500
In 1926, the dominions of the United Kingdom gathered and discussed to produce this groundbreaking "report"
The Balfour Report
500
He was the most famous actor of the silent movie era
Charlie Chaplin
500
This event would bring the global economy out of the economic depression
World War 2
500
The Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) believed in this political system, which shared some similarities with Communism
Socialism
500
The main scientist credited with discovering insulin, shown here
Frederick Banting