From War to Peace
Women in the 1920s
The Roaring Twenties*
Canadian Autonomy
The Stock Market Crash
Life During The Great Depression
Government Response to the Great Depression
New Political Parties
100
This form of influenza was deadlier than the entirety of World War 1
The Spanish Flu
100
This term describes young women who were enjoying new social liberties during the Roaring Twenties
Flapper
100
These artists worked to develop a distinctly Canadian art style
The Group of Seven
100
This 'crisis' gave an opportunity for Canada to put it's foot down, and show the UK that it would not just follow orders
Chanak Crisis
100
This practice of buying stocks with the banks money led many to bankruptcy
Buying on the Margin
100
What is this
Bennett Buggy
100
This "hands-off" approach to economics believed the free market would resolve itself
Laissez-Faire Economics
100
This party now exists as Canada's New Democratic Party
The Co-Operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF)
200
This policy unintentionally created more areas of crime, including Moonshining and Bootlegging
Prohibition
200
By the 1920s most women had this voting right; some women, like Indigenous women, were still fighting for it
Suffrage
200
This is the name given to the first group of National Hockey League teams
The Original Six
200
The Halibut Treaty was signed between these two countries, demonstrating one of those countries' growing independence from the United Kingdom
Canada and the United States
200
This was the belief that the Stock Market could only go up
Speculation
200
Environmental problems led to the use of this term to describe the prairies of Canada and the United States
The Dust Bowl
200
This system believed that government intervention would correct an ailing economy, including investment in infrastructure projects
Keynesian Economics
200
The Communist Party of Canada failed due to this paranoia and fear that Communism would spread to Canada
The Red Scare
300
This marked the end of the Winnipeg General Strike
Bloody Saturday
300
In 1929, a key legal case was held for women's right to be recognized as...
People/Persons
300
This scientist discovered insulin, saving millions of lives for those with diabetes
Frederick Banting
300
He was the governor general who challenged the Prime Minister's role in Canada; he was put in his place
Julian Byng
300
This is the day, referring to the day the Stock Market crashed
Black Tuesday
300
When Relief Camp workers rode the rails as part of the On-to-Ottawa Trek, it all came to a screeching halt with this event
The Regina Riot
300
The 'New Deal' was this Prime Minister's strategy to resolve the Great Depression
RB Bennett
300
This party tried (and faield) to introduce "free money" as part of their political platform
The Social Credit Party
400
Following WW1, Canada experienced this type of economic downturn
Recession
400
These women fought for political rights, eventually getting them the right to be appointed to the Senate
The Famous Five
400
This style of music became very popular during the Roaring Twenties
Jazz
400
The Statute of Westminster established this
Legal Autonomy; the ability for Canada to create its own laws
400
The Stock Market crashed in this year
1929
400
Unemployed men begrudgingly accepted these meagre welfare payments from the government
Pogey
400
Tariffs were one example of this economic strategy that looked to develop the domestic economy
Protetctionism
400
The Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) believed in this political system, which shared some similarities with Communism
Socialism
500
The Winnipeg General Strike saw working people strike against this owner-led group
Citizens Committee of 1000
500
This movement advocated for moderation or complete abstinence from alcohol; it led to the prohibition
Temperance Movement
500
This was the name of the first mass produced car, built by Ford Motors
The Model T
500
This 1926 report declared that Canada, along with Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and India - were "equal in status" to the United Kingdom
The Balfour Report
500
The Stock Market crashed in this month
October
500
This part of Canada was hit hardest by the Depression and had the highest rates of government relief-dependence
The Prairies
500
WLM King tragically delivered this speech in 1930; it lost him the election
The Five Cent Speech
500
This leader of the Communist Party of Canada was imprisoned for sedition against the Government of Canad
Tim Buck