history unit 3

Question 1

entpreneurs

Answer 1

people who start buisnesses

Question 2

expropriate

Answer 2

legally talking property from the owner

Question 3

cottage system

Answer 3

goods made from peoples homes

Question 4

factory system

Answer 4

goods made from factorys

Question 5

what was the first industrial town in canada what resources grew the indestries

Answer 5

the first town was lethbrige alberta before it was coal iron and copper Today oil and natural gas have replaced coal

Question 6

how did Sudbury get its wealth

Answer 6

The Sudbury area saw no settlement until the CPR line was built in the early 1880s, revealing copper deposits that attracted prospectors.

Question 7

social issues in the 1800s

Answer 7

kids were being abused
kids under 8 were working 12 h work days
women had no rights
the city was rich but the people were poor

Question 8

what 3 things were canada rich off of in the 18 and 19 hundreds

Answer 8

agraculture minrals and fossil production

Question 9

how did the indistry affect first nations peoples

Answer 9

they were margenalized by indisries
some worked in contruction
some stayed on reserves
women were often hired to clean laundry

Question 10

advocate

Answer 10

a person who speaks or writes in support or defense of a person,

Question 11

social gospel

Answer 11

using Christian solutions to solve modern problems

Question 12

movement

Answer 12

a group of people with a common goal

Question 13

temperance

Answer 13

. moderation or self-restraint especially to alcohol

Question 14

prohibition

Answer 14

banning the sale of alcohol

Question 15

what were factory conditions like in the 18 and 19 hundreds

Answer 15

child workers often labored 14–16 hours per day six days per week. Men’s meager wages were often more than twice those of women

Question 16

what groups were advocating for change in the 1900s

Answer 16

religious social reform and trade groups

Question 17

what was the WTCU and what did it stand for

Answer 17

Woman’s Christian Temperance Union strove to abolish the liquor trade, reduce consumption of alcohol, and help with women rights

Question 18

what was womens suffrege explain the progresssion in canada

Answer 18

Women’s suffrage refers to women’s right to vote. While property-owning women could vote in local elections from the 1850s, broader rights were pursued. Manitoba granted women the right to vote in provincial elections in 1916, and by 1918, most women had federal voting rights.

Question 19

what are labour unions and why are they formed

Answer 19

labour Unions are unions worked to improve conditions for workers through negotiations with employers, and strikes, if necessary. they are formed to help emplyees

Question 20

why did the unions limited progress at this time,

Answer 20

The federal and provincial governments saw unions as threats to employers, primarily focusing on male workers. The Knights of Labor was one of the first unions to include women, while early unions mainly comprised skilled workers, often neglecting unskilled laborers.

Question 21

Prejudice

Answer 21

an irrational attitude of hostility directed against an individual, a group, a race, or their supposed characteristics.

Question 22

rasist

Answer 22

Racism is the belief that one race is superior or inferior to another, often leading to discrimination, prejudice, or unequal treatment based on race or ethnicity.

Question 23

who was alexander graham bell

Answer 23

was a Scottish-born inventor, scientist, and teacher of the deaf. He is best known for inventing the telephone in 1876

Question 24

Multiculturalism

Answer 24

Multiculturalism is the coexistence and celebration of diverse cultures within a society, promoting inclusion, equality, and respect for differences.

Question 25

Who was Emily Stowe and how did she help change the role of women? What were her accomplishment

Answer 25

Emily Jennings became the first female principal and became the first female doctor

Question 26

What was the NCWC and what did it stand for

Answer 26

The NCWC worked for the expansion of education forwomen. It supported women’s rights to vote and become involved inpublic affairs it stands for National Council of Women of Canada

Question 27

What was the VON? What was its mission and who benefited

Answer 27

Its mission was to provide community health care by going intopeople’s homes to give nursing assistance. The people who benefitedmost were the elderly or chronically ill it stood for

Question 28

balance of trade

Answer 28

the difference between the value of a country's exports and imports

Question 29

foreign investments

Answer 29

money invested in a country other than their own

Question 30

how did the increased flow of immigrants further disrupt the metis 5pts

Answer 30

s The influx of immigrants into Métis areas disrupted their way of life. Settlers introduced new farming methods and claimed land used by the Métis for hunting and resources, leading to competition. Many Métis were cheated out of scripts and sold them due to being far from family and friends.

Question 31

who was sir wilfred laurier

Answer 31

he was the first bilingual prime minister whos first language was french

Question 32

what did laurier think about canadas economic future and what was the reciprocity agreement about

Answer 32

ho thought canadas future was in the us the agreement mutually reduced import duties and protective tariffs on certain goods exchanged between the two countries.

Question 33

how did voters respond to the 1911 election and why what was the outcome of the election

Answer 33

The voters were suspicious of the us both the French and the English supported the British and were suspicious of the US French people worried that the US would take the culture away so laurier lost election

Question 34

Do you think sir Wilfred lawyer was good at his job

Answer 34

ya he got the railway bulit and made reprocity a big issue

Question 35

dominions

Answer 35

independent countrys that had been british colinies

Question 36

concencration camps

Answer 36

specialprisons for civilians who are political prisoners or prisoners of war

Question 37

impereal

Answer 37

of concern to an entire empire

Question 38

precedent

Answer 38

something that has occurred that may be used as a reason for doing the same thing later

Question 39

summerize the information on the boer war

Answer 39

in 1899 the boers went to war with britian and used gorilla tactics this affected the British so they cut off there supplies and put them in concentration camps

Question 40

Alliance

Answer 40

a bond or connection between families, states, parties, or individuals

Question 41

entente

Answer 41

an arrangement or understanding between two or more nations agreeing to follow a particular policy

Question 42

Dreadnoughts

Answer 42

a type of battleship introduced in the early 20th century, larger and faster than its predecessors and equipped entirely with large-caliber guns.

Question 43

hcms

Answer 43

his or her majesty Canadian ship

Question 44

hier

Answer 44

one who inheiets

Question 45

assasinations

Answer 45

murder of a leader for political purposes

Question 46

Ultimatum

Answer 46

a final demand or set of terms, the rejection of which may lead to the use of force

Question 47

mobilization

Answer 47

preparing the army for war

Question 48

In Europe, the threat of war grew during the early 1900s.

Answer 48

one alliance went to war with a rival nation, its allies would join in, leading to a major conflict involving all six countries in the alliance systems. becoming involved.

Question 49

Britain wanted to have as many warships as possible under its command if war broke out between Britain and Germany. What did it do to try to make this happen

Answer 49

the dominions were asked to* build naval vessels and find crews for them * place their ships under British command* continue to pay for the maintenance of these vessels even though the British Navy commanded them

Question 50

What was Canada’s response to its citizens?

Answer 50

they built the war ships and partnered with the us of a

Question 51

what did the government do about Britain's demands

Answer 51

The Naval Service Act of 1910 authorized the Canadian government to build warships. The first ones were to be bought from Britain, but the new ships were to be built in Canadian shipyards.

Question 52

Canadians served in World War I between 1914 and 1918. How many Canadians served overseas and how many died in the First World War

Answer 52

Almost420 000 soldiers served overseas in the Canadian Expeditionary Force. When peace returned in 1918, about 60 000 Canadians died in the war

Question 53

What is Canada’s best-known military role

Answer 53

The Canadian Forces employ about 60 000 men and women Canada’s best-known military role has been as peacekeepers. UN members send troops into zones to help bring about peace and stability and to protect civilians

Question 54

What was the spark that ignited WWI?

Answer 54

a teenage assassin suddenly came up to their car. He shot Franz Ferdinand and Sophie from point-blank range. Serbia was another area of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The assassin belonged to a secret Serbian nationalist group that wanted Austria-Hungary to give up control of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Question 55

what was Canada attitude towards defending the British empire

Answer 55

English Canadians were happy to aid britian while French Canadians opposed any involvement in French or British conflicts

Question 56

what was canadas attitude towards sending troops to participate in the boer war

Answer 56

they sent no troops and paid for volunteer forces that fought together as a Canadian unit but fell under British command

Question 57

what was canadas position on first nations fighting in the military at this time why do u think this was

Answer 57

thay didnt let first nations people fight unless they deregister from the the indian act

Question 58

what was the role of women in the military at this time

Answer 58

thay served as nerses in a seperate but permenat part of royal Canadian army medical corps

Question 59

who was john mccrae and what were his thoughts on the war

Answer 59

he was a volenteer soldier who became famous for writing in flonders field and was a voleenteer soldier for the boer war who did not like how much people were dying from deaseases and battle wounds

Question 60

there are two differing views on the war witch one is more realistic

Answer 60

the dr view he's had more experence in the war and has been at the front lines while the other guy is just a trainee