Who or Where in Canada?
The Economy of this Unit
Transformation of Women
Politics of the 1920s
Students of CHC2D
100

Where was the general strike?

Winnipeg 

100

TRUE or FALSE: After World War 1, the prices of groceries in Canada went up dramatically. 

TRUE

100

A young woman who broke social norms 

Flapper girl 

100

TRUE or FALSE: The Chanak Affair is significant because it is the first time Canada publicly stated they would conduct their own foreign affairs

TRUE

100

Ran a left handed store in our Stock Market simulation 

Ambyr

200

Helen Armstrong's birthplace 

Toronto 

200

In 1929, many Canadians put their extra income in this. 

The Stock Market

200

TRUE or FALSE: The Canadian Supreme Court ruled that women are indeed persons, and have the same legal protections as men. 

FALSE, the Supreme Court of Canada did not have the authority to change the wording of the law 

200

What did Lord Byng do, that upset many Canadians?

Denied the PM's request for a new election, and instead appointed a new PM

200

Play on the Junior Boys Flag Football team 

Josh M. and Max

300

The Famous Five originated from this province 

Alberta 

300

Black Tuesday refers to

The day the Stock Market lost 40% (crashed)

300

The Famous Five discussed a legal strategy for acquiring guaranteed rights, in what are now referred to as the ___________

Pink Tea Sessions 

300

When the 1929 crash occurred, the United States instituted tariffs on Canada, impacting farmers in this region 

Western Canada (Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and BC)

300

Alphabetically first and last 

Malak Z and Martha A

400

King Byng's official title 

Governor General 

400

This innovation eventually allowed for the companies to sell their products cheaper, as they could be made more easily. 

The Assembly Line 

400

In 1921, this woman was the first to ever be elected to parliament in Canada. 

Agnes MacPhail 

400

This political party emerged in the Canadian west in the early 1920s as a party fighting for the average Canadian 

The Progressive Party 

400

Middle of the alphabet for the entire class (surname)

Riley 

500

1920-1921, then brefly again in the summer of 1926.

Arthur Meighen 

500

Before the Winnipeg general strike, the sheet metal workers went on strike first using this as their leverage. 

The fact the job required a lot of training and skill development 

500

This woman engineered a massive effort to feed over 30,000 strikers in Winnipeg 

Helen Armstrong 

500

What did Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King say he would not give Conservative Premier's in the Canadian West?

A 5 cent piece 

500

These two students have had an older sibling in my class before 

Matheus and Sylas