1920s -1
A social and economic theory that property and production and distribution of goods and services should be own by the public.
What is communism?
Broad differences across Canada.
What is regionalism?
Began with the Stock Market Crash.
What is the Depression?
The Canadian commodity that was hit hardest during the Depression.
What is wheat?
The freedom to govern oneself.
What is autonomy?
These were set up by American companies so that they could skip tariffs.
What is Branch Plants?
The Education Act of 1918 impact this group.
Who are African Canadians?
One of the main causes of the Great Depression was Canada's economic relationship with ____.
What is the United States?
This Prime Minister said he wouldn't contribute "a five-cent piece."
Who is Tojo?
Lands taken from reserves without the consent of Indigenous Peoples.
This law made Canada Britain's equal.
What is Statute of Westminster?
What is pogey?
Paying 10% down payment to buy stocks.
What is "on-margin"?
One of the factors that led to many people supporting dictators.
What is ending the Depression?
Recognized that British dominions, including Canada, were autonomous.
What is the Balfour Report?
This Committee was formed during the Winnipeg General Strike by business leaders, politicians, and industrialists.
This protest was against the conditions in the work camps.
Bennett increased this by 50% to protect the Canadian economy.
What is appeasement?
This was an international treaty that was signed with the US by Canada without Britain.
What is Halibut Treaty?
Governor General called the demands of Prime Minister King unconstitutional during this event.
What is the King-Byng Crisis?
The suggestion of the Rowell-Sirois Commission for all provinces to get equal services in Canada.
What are equalization payments?
Government's effort to build irrigation systems and reservoirs.
In Italy, he was known as Il Duce.
Who is Benito Mussolini?