great depression test Flashcards
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what sector experienced strong growth in Canada in the 1920s
Textile, automobiles and mining
what are the 1920s commonly called because of their cultural dynamic?
les annees folles
what was the main agriculture product exported from Canadian Prairie farmers
ble
What political party ruled Canada before the crash brosieur of 1929
parti conserveteur
What day was known as Black Tuesday?
October 29
what was the main trigger for the great depression?
stock market crash
A big consequence of the drop of export after the stock market crash
A drop in wheat and lumber prices
what percentage of unemployment was reached in certain regions of Canada?
30%
What strategy did families adopt to survive the great depression
Community gardens
what role did soup kitchens play?
They provided food for the needy
what region of Canada was hit hard by the collapsed in farm prices
The prairies
what social movement gained momentum in Canada in the 1920s
The movement for the rights of women
Who is Canada’s Prime Minister during the Great Depression?
William Lyon, McKenzie King
what program inspired the Canadian new deal
le new deal American
what types of projects were carried out in the work camps for the unemployed?
Building building roads and bridges
what measures were taken to improve the unemployed situation?
Introduction of work camps
what year did Mackenzie King take power after the federal election?
1935
An important factor in Canada’s economic recovery
The second world war
why were Canada‘s new deal policies poorly perceived by the toddler?
INSUFFISANTES POUR REPONDRE A La CRISE
what types of conditions were found in work camps
Difficult conditions
what program did the social reforms after the great depression lead to?
Unemployment insurance
which social group organized protest during the Great Depression
LES SYNDICATS ET LES groups DE CHOMEURS
What was the purpose of work camps for unemployed?
To offer temporary jobs
What were challenges that the first nations face during the Great Depression?
food shortages and hard living conditions