Unit 3 Flashcards
(33 cards)
When did the Great Depression start/end?
1930-1939
Causes of the Great Depression
-over production
-dependent on wheat market
-Canada became dependant on the us
-paying off depts with credit
Consequences of the Great Depression
-stock market crash
-relief camps
-“New deal”
-unemployment
-“Bank of Canada act”
-anti-semitism
-economy dominating politics
“New deal” created
-minimum wage
-employment insurance
Bank of Canada Act
It Regulated credit and currency
Individuals and groups most affected by the Great Depression
-women (single women)
-immigrants
-Jews
-young people
-industries
Beliefs of being unemployed during the 1930’s
Being unemployed was not the people’s fault, but the governments
How did the belief of being unemployed change during the Great Depression?
That it was the unemployeds fault, and asking for “relief” was shameful
What were the beliefs of the Governments during the great Depression?
The government was not organized, nor expected to help those without income
Those who helped with the government
Families
Neighbours
Churches
1) What did Canada sign?
2) how was it done?
3) what did it do?
4) what did it get them,
1)The treaty of Versailles
2)separately from Britain
3)end WW1
4)seat in the League of Nations
What is the League of Nations
A group of countries that make sure there is no war/fighting
What happened on October 1935?
Italy attacked Abyssinia
What happened on October 29, 1929?
Stock market crashed
1923
-France occupied Ruhr
-Italy bombed a Greek island
-France & Italy threatened to leave the league
1931
-Japan occupied Manchuria
-china appealed to the LON
-Britain proposed an inquiry, but U.S said no
1933
-Japan & Germany left the league
1935
-Saar territory was again united with Germany
1936
-Germany challenged France+league of there willingness to enforce the TOV
1937
-Italy left league
1938
-hitler promises not to invade Czechoslovakia
1939
-Germany invades Czechoslovakia and Poland
-Germany+Italy against Britain+Fance
Governments response to the Great Depression
-To provide “relief” (Temporary money)
What was the On-to-Ottawa trek
Where Workers (trekkers) planned to organize for better wages by meeting with the prime minister