Indigenous Peoples and Early Canada
Canada in the 1920's
The Great Depression
WWI
WWII
100

What was the main purpose of treaties between indigenous people and the Canadian government?

What is To establish agreements about land use and relationships

100

What nickname is often used to describe the 1920s because of economic growth and excitement?

The Roaring Twenties.

100

In what year did the stock market crash that helped start the Great Depression?

1929.

100

What year did World War I begin?

1914.

100

What year did World War II begin?

1939.


200

What natural resource was the foundation of Canada's early fur trade?

Beaver Pelt

200

What new technology became increasingly common in Canadian homes during the 1920s?

Radios.

200

Who was Prime Minister during the early years of the Great Depression?

R. B. Bennett

200

What event triggered World War I?

The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.

200

What was D-Day?

The Allied invasion of Normandy on June 6, 1944.

300

What was the purpose of residential schools?

To assimilate Indigenous children into European-Canadian culture.

300

What famous court case helped establish that women were legally considered "persons" in Canada?


The Persons Case.

300

What were relief camps?

Government work camps for unemployed single men.

300

What was trench warfare?

Fighting from deep ditches dug into the ground.

300

Which Canadian port city played a major role in the Battle of the Atlantic?

Halifax

400

What document made Indigenous peoples wards of the Canadian government and continues to affect Indigenous communities today?

The Indian Act 

400

Which group of five women fought for women's rights and won the Persons Case?

The Famous Five.

400

What was a "Bennett Buggy"?

A horse-drawn car with the engine removed.

400

What battle is often considered a defining moment for Canada?

Battle of Vimy Ridge

400

Which group of Canadians were interned during World War II?

Japanese Canadians.

500

What major impact did residential schools have on Indigenous communities?

Loss of language, culture, and family connections.

500

What was one major reason Canada's economy grew during the 1920s?

Increased industrial production and consumer spending

500

What protest involved unemployed workers travelling to Ottawa?

On-to-Ottawa Trek

500

What was conscription?

Mandatory military service.

500

What event ended World War II in the Pacific?

The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, followed by Japan's surrender.