History
Telephones/Radio
Cars/Jazz Singer
Nightclubs/Fashion
Bonus History
100
Not all ____________ benefited from the prosperity of the 1920s.
Canadians
100
Telephones allowed _____________________ between people in isolated areas.
Communication
100
The jazz singer is referred to as a ___________ ___________.
Historic Milestone
100
Which dance was extremely popular in the 1920s?
The Charleston.
100
Who lost their jobs after the first World War?
The women
200
The first World War had been a great time of ___________ in the Canadian Society.
Change
200
In what year did 3 out of 4 families have a phone?
1929
200
What year was the Jazz Singer released?
1927
200
Hairstyles were "________" in the 1920s.
Boyish
200
Who left school by Grade 8 and what was expected of them? (page 91)
The girls because they were expected to become wives and mothers and to leave the workforce when married.
300
in what year did British Columbia, Central Canada and the Prairies enter a period of growth?
What is 1923.
300
Who invented the electric radio?
Ted Rogers
300
The Jazz Singer was the first feature-length Hollywood "________" film.
Talkie
300
What was designed to demonstrate a new freedom for women?
The look in women's fashion.
300
Which spectator sports did the Canadians begin to attend in the 1920s? (page 93)
Baseball, football and boxing.
400
What made life more enjoyable for the Canadians?
New technologies and Inventions
400
The radio popularized which type of music?
Jazz
400
Why did car ownership become possible?
Because people were able to buy on credit.
400
Which men wore baggy pants, knickers, hats and bow ties?
Fashion-conscious
400
What year were women able to compete in track and field at the Olympics for the first time? (page 93)
1928
500
What is the assembly line? (page 87)
A row of workers and machines along which work is passed until the final project is made.
500
Radios were not very ___________, but they were in ________ ___________.
Efficient, great demand
500
In 1923, how much did a new Ford automobile cost? (page 89)
$440 ($5211 in todays money)
500
Whats the name of the group that were considered offensive? (page 94)
The Flappers
500
Other than the working poor, who saw little benefit from the economic growth of the 1920s? (page 92)
The First Nations of Canada.
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