The New Century
The Great War
Roaring '20s & Dirty '30s
World War II
Miscellaneous
100

This famous boat sunk in 1912.

What is the Titanic?

100

This major battle in 1917, fought on THIS HILL in France, is often considered a defining moment for Canadian national identity.

What is Vimy Ridge?

100

The era when the production, sale, and transportation of alcohol was forbidden by law.

What is Prohibition?

100

THIS was the genocide carried out by the Nazis against the Jewish people during WWII.

What is the Holocaust?


100

This athlete's Marathon of Hope in 1980 raised awareness and funds for cancer research.

Who is Terry Fox?

200

Immigrants to Canada were offered THIS as an incentive to come to the Prairies.

What is "free land"?

200

The Canadian government sold THESE to fundraise for the war effort.

What are Victory Bonds?

200

This economic downturn began with the stock market crash on Black Tuesday.

What is the Great Depression?

200

Canadian forces played a key role in this failed raid on a French port in 1942.

What is the Dieppe raid?

200
Examples of this type of historical evidence include diaries, letters, and newspapers.

What is a primary source?

300

When did Canada become a self-governing nation (Confederation - full date)?

What is July 1, 1867?

300

The strategy used by Arthur Currie and the Canadian force to capture Vimy Ridge.

What is "creeping barrage"?

300

This type of music became very popular in the 1920s.

What is jazz?

300

Canada landed on THIS beach during D-Day.

What is Juno Beach?

300

This type of history would explore laws, governments, and peace treaties.

What is political history?

400

Who was Canada's Prime Minister at the beginning of the 20th century?

Who is Wilfrid Laurier?

400

Canadian doctor John McCrae wrote this famous poem about his experiences on the WWI battlefield.

What is "In Flanders Fields"?


400

Women gained the right to do THIS during the suffrage movement.

What is the right to vote?

400

Canadian soldiers helped liberate this European country, famous for tulips and windmills, in 1945.

What is the Netherlands?

400

THIS is excessive pride or self-confidence. It can lead to disaster!

What is hubris?

500
This was Canada's policy towards immigration in the early 1900s, which said all immigrants are welcome! (Not really)

What is "open door policy"?

500
PM Robert Borden passed this law in 1917, making military service mandatory.

What is conscription?

500

During the 1930s, severe drought turned farms on the Prairies into THESE.

What are dust bowls?

500

This Canadian Prime Minister, who led the nation during World War II, met with Hitler in Berlin in 1937.

Who is William Lyon Mackenzie King?

500

Who was assassinated on June 28, 1914? (full name)

Who is Archduke Franz Ferdinand?