Winnipeg General Strike
Social Conditions
Roaring 20s
The Prohibition
Dirty 30's
100

What did the workers come together to form? (hint: they would pick a representative to speak on their behalf)

Union

100

Name one way the government tried to assimilate Indigenous Canadians at this time.

Residential schools, cultural bans, no representation after Frederick Loft dies, unfair land and resource claims

100

True or false: They refer to the 1920’s as the ‘roaring 20’s’ or the ‘golden age’ due to economic prosperity and rises in popular entertainment such as film, music, tv, and dance

True

100

What was a 'speakeasy'?

An underground business where people could illegally purchase alcohol

100

What year did the stock market crash?

1929

200

What political ideology scared Canadian political leaders at this time? (hint: Russia) 

Communism
200

What was the name of the womens group who fought the persons case?

The Alberta Five or the Famous Five

200

What technological product did we discuss was considered as a 'fad'? (Hint: found inside the household)

Radios

200

Name one reason that the Candian government reversed prohibition

taxation, profits, people were finding loopholes

200

What insect/pest was it that destroyed crop fields in the 30's?

Grasshoppers

300

The year the Winnipeg General Strike took place

1919

300

Name 2 of the 4 'vulnerable' groups we talked about in our lesson on social conditions in the 1920s?

Immigrants, women, farmers and Indigenous

300

Who invented Insulin? (Hint: Alliston) 

Sir Frederick Banting

300

What Canadian city was the major contributor to alcohol smuggling in the U.S?

Windsor

300

What crop was in extremely high in the early 1900's, and by the early 30's was worth very little?

Wheat 

400

Who were known as the 'specials?'

Industrialists and/or business leaders

400

Why was the Immigration Act of 1919 created?

Canadian politicians feared those that were so unlike them that they could not control

400

What invention took Canada by storm due to the use of the assembly line? (hint: went from no families having them, to almost every family)

Automobiles

400

What was a 'bootlegger'?

Someone who illegally smuggled alcohol

400

Name one of the natural disasters that plagued farm fields in the 1930s

Drought, grasshoppers, dust storms

500

What was the day known as when veterans flipped a streetcar, riots broke out, two people died, and workers returned to work

Bloody Saturday

500

What did the League of Indians aim to do?

Allow Indiengous men to vote without giving up their Indigenous status

500

Name one popular dance trend of the 1920s that we discussed

Foxtrot, jitterbug, jive, charleston, waltz, tango

500

Which was the first province to establish prohibition, and the last to get rid of it?

Prince Edward Island

500

The 4 stages of the business cycle

Prosperity, recession, depression and recovery