Québec industries
Industries based on these types of resources boomed in Québec.
what are natural resources.
This body of water provides ideal locations for hydroelectric dams.
What are rivers.
This was the number of days in the work week.
What is 6 days.
These two types of people owned Québec's light industries.
Who are English speakers and French Canadians.
What is boat or ship.
Québec became one of the leading producers in the world of this form of electricity.
What is hydroelectricity.
Pulp was used to make this type of media.
What is newsprint or newspapers.
This was the average number of hours in a work day.
What is 10 hours.
These tended to be very low.
What are wages.
These were the first two means of long distance transportation used to transport both people and goods.
What are sailboats and trains.
This country was the main buyer of Québec’s hydroelectric power.
What is the United States.
This is a place where workers carry out specific operations to manufacture a product.
What is a factory.
This type of work was repetitive and sometimes dangerous.
What is factory work.
These men owned major industries, businesses and banks.
Who are English-speaking businessmen.
Workers in cities used this means of transportation to commute from home to work.
What is the streetcar.
This product dominated the food and drink industry.
What are dairy products.
This industry developed rapidly in Québec because of the forests of conifers.
What is the pulp and paper industry.
These were light conditions in factories.
What is dim or dimly lit.
These were the air conditions in factories.
What is stuffy.
This modern form of transportation was not developed in 1905.
What is the airplane.
These people owned most of the pulp and paper mills.
Who are Americans.
These types of goods were sold mostly in Canada.
What are manufactured goods.
Who are men, women and children.
This is an association of workers created to defend their interests.
What is a labour union.
This form of transportation was more common and accessible than the car.
What is the streetcar.