Wars and Battles
Decades of Info
Economic Impacts
Alliances
Individuals
100

The year in which Japan entered World War Two

1940

100

Created to explore issues related to multiculturalism

Bilingualism and Biculturalism Commission

100

Used to protect industries from foreign competition

Protective Tariffs

100

Name of alliance for Canada during WWI

Triple entente

100

Individual who received a government pardon in 2010

Viola Desmond

200

Battle where Canadians were lead by a Canadian - WWI

Battle of Vimy Ridge

200

Created to protect from discrimination from employers and service providers

Canadian Human Rights Act

200

Created in 1977 to ensure equal pay for work of equal value for women

The Canadian Human Rights Act

200

Name of the alliance Canada was in during WW2

The Allies

200

First elected woman chief of a First Nation community in Canada

Elsie Knott

300

The war spanning from 1946-1991

Cold War

300

Later became Employment Insurance

Unemployment insurance act

300

Created by women in Canada to supplement rations

Victory gardens

300

What does NORAD stand for?

North American Aerospace Defense Command

300

In 1920 this individual made residential schools mandatory for all First Nations children between 7-15 years of age

Duncan Campbell Scott

400

War from 1954-1975

Vietnam War

400

Year Newfoundland joined Canada

1949

400

Term used for the generation of children born after WW2

Baby Boom

400

War Canada did not join in during 1954

Vietnam War

400

Individual credited for the plan to invade France through neutral Belgium during WWI

General Alfred von Schlieffen

500

Battle in which John McCrae wrote In Flanders Field After

Second Battle of Ypres

500

Name of the UK flag included on Canada's flag before 1965

Union Jack

500

The event in 1929 that started the Great Depression

Stock market crash

500

Number of countries on Allied side during WW2

3

500

Name of group who went to court to fight and make change which allowed women to be judges and sit in Senate


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