1920s & 1930s Flashcards

1
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What are tariffs

A

Are a tax put on items being imported and exported
If people were buying our products we were making money

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2
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Why were farmers struggling in the 1920s

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  • wheat prices continued to decline
  • they would go into debt trying to get all the new farming technologies
  • tariffs went up
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3
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What was the united workers union

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An important labor organization founded in Canada in the early twentieth century. They campaigned for industrial workers’ rights and better working conditions

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4
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How was there intolerance with First Nations people

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-important ceremonies were banned
-cultural dances were banned
-children were taken to residential schools

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5
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Why did the government fear a communist country

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-the workers revolt across Canada
-Russian revolution just happened and they were scared the same thing would happen to them

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6
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What did RCMP stand for in the 1920s

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Royal Canadian north west mounted police

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7
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How many people were killed during bloody Saturday

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2

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8
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Who is emily murphy

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A journalist, politician
-fought for women’s rights and equality with the group “the famous 5”

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9
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Who was Agnes MacPhail

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-judge
-progressive member of parliament
-first women elected into the house of commons

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10
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What activities did people do in the 1920s

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Movies
Parties
Sports
Radio
Dancing
Music

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11
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How high were women’s skirts in the 1920s

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Just below the knee

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12
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What type of hair did women have in the 1920s

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Bob cuts

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13
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How did women’s role Change in the 1920s

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New inventions gave them more free time

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14
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What was prohibition

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Women in the 1920s who were able to vote wanted the buying, selling, and exporting of alcohol to be illegal because it was the main reason for societies issues

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15
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What was credit

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When they did not have cash on them they would buy on credit and pay it at a certain time

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16
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What are instalment plans

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When people could not afford the full price of something right away so would pay it in portions. Would not get product right away

17
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What was the halibut treaty

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Between Canada and the united states
First environmental treaty to save oceans
It was to preserve halibut in the
Pacific Ocean
It proved Canada was more of an independent country, separate from Britain

18
Q

What are summit meetings

A

High level international gatherings of leaders from many countries to discuss crucial topics

19
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Why did King want an election

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He wanted Byng to dissolve parliament so that there could be a new election and he could be a majority government

20
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What we’re hoboes

A

Young unemployed men who could not afford to pay their mortgages or rent so lived on the streets

21
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What we’re Bennett blankets

A

Make-shift blankets made out of newspaper

22
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What did the liberal party do in the Great Depression

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Lowered tariffs on imported goods
Increased trade with Britain and USA
Balanced federal budget

23
Q

Who was the leader of the liberal party

A

Mackenzie king

24
Q

Who was the leader of the liberal party

A

R.B Bennett

25
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What did the Conservative Party do in the GD

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Give 20 million dollars to each province for unemployed
Raised tariffs on foreign goods
Came up with the relief act

26
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Who was the leader of the co operative party

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James s woodsworth

27
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What did the co operative partydo

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Promoted socialism
Health insurance
Wanted to give 25 dollars to citizens

28
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Social credit party leader

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William Aberurt

29
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What did the social credit party do

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Promoted democratic socialism

30
Q

Leader of the union nationale

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Maurice Duplessis

31
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What did the union nationale do

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Higher wages
Payments for injuries and diseases
Create hydro electricity system

32
Q

Anti semitism definition

A

Hostility to Jewish people

33
Q

Short term cause of the GD

A

Stock market crash (black Tuesday)

34
Q

Long term causes of the GD

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Too many goods produced
High tariffs
Buying on credit
Buying stocks on margin
Reliance on primary products
Reliance on exports