Outside of Canada
Women of the 20s
Canadian Identity
Innovation & Politics
Students of CHC2D
100

Due to no war time media restrictions, this country first reported on the influenza outbreak, causing the global society to believe the virus originated there 

Spain 

100

Generation of women before the flapper, were named this - after the Queen of England

Victorian woman 

100

TRUE or FALSE: Canada signed the Treaty of Versailles as an independent country 

True.

100
A man from Michigan named Henry, founded this Motor Company in 1903

Ford Motor Company 

100

Three students with the initials SA

Samantha, Soreti and Shahed 

200

The Treaty of Versailles was particularly harsh towards this European power 

Germany 

200

TRUE or FALSE: Historians largely agree that the flapper girl era is a direct result of the new found freedom they experienced during the Great War 

True

200

TRUE or FALSE: Canada was fully independent by the end of the Great War 

False - they were still a Dominion of the British Empire

200

Gas powered vehicles emerged in the 1880s, but did not become popular until after the Great War. Why were early vehicles so uncommon?

Expensive (also unreliable)

200

Number of students NOT born in Canada 

7

300

The Sykes-Picot Agreement saw Britain and France take control this region of the world, despite promising the people otherwise

The Arab World 

300

These 'sessions' were disguised, as it was socially unacceptable for women to gather and discuss politics 

The Pink Tea Sessions

300

When Prime Minister Mackenzie King asked the Governor General Lord Byng to call an election, Byng refused, prompting an incident known as the 

King-Byng Affair

300

This innovative idea, emerged in the 1910s to mass produce vehicles but soon became a staple manufacturing process that helped make items cheaper 

The Assembly Line

300

Shares a birthday with the anniversary of the Titanic sinking as well as Abraham Lincoln's assassination 

Kat (April 15th)

400

The name for a collection of nations who sought to solve problems with diplomacy and not war.

The League of Nations

400

Agnes MacPhail holds the distinction of being the first women to be:

Elected to Parliament 

400

Why couldn't Canada change the BNA Act to include legal rights for women?

It was a British law, passed by British parliament 

400

Elected Prime Minister in 1930, promising to help Canadians suffering after the Stock Market Crash of 1929

R.B. Bennett 

400

Born on the continent of Africa 

Moustafa (Egypt) and Karim (Algeria)

500

These four nations made up the 'Big Four' at the signing of the Treaty of Versailles 

France, Britain, USA and Italy 

500

The Famous Five fought to have a British court recognize their legal rights, in a case referred to as:

The Persons Case 

500

In 1922 Britain was on the verge of war with Turkey, Canada responded to Britain's request for war preparation by saying...

Canadian parliament will decide whether or not to participate in a potential war 
500

The relatively inconsequential Prime Minister who served after Robert Borden but before Mackenzie King (and then briefly again in the summer of 1926)

Arthur Meighen 

500

Three students in this class who were born in Canada, but not in Ontario 

Henry, Victoria and Caitlynn

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