Times of Turmoil
A period when the sale and production of alcoholic beverages was legally restricted or banned
Prohibition
The 1931 law that confirmed Canada's legislative independence from Britain
Statute of Westminster
"talkies"
Stock market crash on this dark day of the week
Black Tuesday
The modern name of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
New Democratic Party (NDP)
In 1918, this killed more people globally than WWI did.
Spanish Flu
Influenza
The 1923 Fishing agreement between Canada and the US, signed without a British Representative!
The Halibut Treaty
The name given to young women who dressed outrageously and challenged social norms
Flapper
What year did the stock market crash?
1929
These weren't revolutionary communists, but they did advocate for social and economic reforms by a centralized government
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
Bloody Saturday, June 21, 1919, a violent end to this protest movement that shut down Winnipeg and other cities across Canada
Winnipeg General Strike
The 1929 Constitutional Crisis involving PM Mackenzie King and Governor General Lord Byng
The King-Byng Crisis
The 1929 Legal case that determined women were "persons" and could be appointed to the Senate
The Person's Case
Canada's economy depended heavily on this country, which didn't bode well when their economy crashed!
United States
Promoted giving out "funny money" to kickstart the economy
Social Credit
Name a short term consequence of the Winnipeg General Strike.
1. Violence and Arrests (Bloody Saturday)
2. Workers had no jobs to return to
3. Workers were pressured to sign agreements saying they wouldn't join a union
4. Bitterness between employers and workers
The 1926 Report that recognized self-governing dominions as equal in status to Britain
The Balfour Report
A new technology that brough news, music and entertainment into Canadian homes
Radio
The region particularly affected by drought, soil erosion and falling wheat prices
Western Canada
Bennett wasn't believed to be genuine with this new policy that introduced unemployment insurance, minimum wage and limited working hours
Bennett's New Deal
This famous quote shows the thinking behind the creation of residential schools and how they hoped to culturally assimilate Indigenous children
"Kill the Indian in the Child"
What is the official name of a "child country"?
Dominion
Assembly lines and Factories led to this type of production that increased people's spending on things that weren't necessities.
Mass production
This not-so-Canadian region experienced a complete economy crash and political distresses.
Newfoundland
This party won second place in the 1921 election with 65 seats, representing farmers in Western Canada
National Progressives Party