chapter 2 extra part 2

Question 1

Britain relaxed its economic and political ties to?

Answer 1

(1) Britain relaxed its economic and political ties to Canada in the period prior to Confederation up to 1896;

Question 2

Britain’s colonies, including Canada, gained political autonomy over their domestic affairs in the period prior to ?

Answer 2

Britain’s colonies, including Canada, gained political autonomy over their domestic affairs in the period prior to 1896

Question 3

One important political consequence of World War I

Answer 3

Britain’s colonies, including Canada, gained autonomy over their external affairs with the passing of the Statute of Westminster (1931).

Question 4

The Statute of Westminster (1931)

Answer 4

granted Canada full autonomy over its external affairs

Question 5

Women received the right to vote in federal elections 1918.

Answer 5

partly due to their substantial contributions during the war 1

Question 6

results of word war 1 (the great war)

Answer 6

Canada achieved international respect and an increased stature on the global stage.

Question 7

second phase of industrialization 1896-1929

Answer 7

1# Labour unrest (union strikes) phase 1 and 2.
2# urbanization.phase 1 and 2.
3# Hydroelectric power.
4# Pulp and Paper mills.
5# Aluminium smelters.
6# Asbestos mining.
7# American capitol replaced British capitol.
8# Canada became dependent on the American market.
9# Exploitation of natural resources.
10# Suffragettes (woman got the rite to vote in 1918).
11# The great depression 1929-1939.
12# Greater state intervention (government control).
13# Boer War (south African war) 1899-1902.
14# Woman got the rite to vote in 1918.

Question 8

Political consequence of world war 1.

Answer 8

Statute of Westminster 1931.

Question 9

What started the great depression 1929-1939.

What did Canada do during this period to help its citizens?

what happened politically?

Answer 9

Stock market on wall street crash 1929.

Overproduction contributed to the great depression.

During the great depression Canada help with public work projects, work camps, direct aid (social assistance), the government implemented back to the land policies.

New political parties were formed such as the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation (CCF).
Measures to reform capitalism were perused.

Greater state intervention (government control).

Question 10

Who were the Metis?

Answer 10

Half Indian half wight people mostly Indian wife’s and French Canadian fathers.

Question 11

who were these people and what did they do?

Louis Riel (1885) ?

the Metis (1885) ?

The creation of Manitoba as a province in the Canadian Confederation (what date) ?

Honore Mercier (1887) ?

Answer 11

(1) The trial and execution of Louis Riel (1885);
(2) the Metis Uprising (1885);

The creation of Manitoba as a province in the Canadian Confederation (1870);

Honore Mercier (1887) and his support for provincial autonomy and opposition against the execution of Riel.

Question 12

characteristics of the Second Phase of Industrialization that you need to know for the exam ?

M-A-N H-A-S 2 P.

Answer 12

M = Mining;
A = Aluminum;
N = Natural Resources;

H = Hydroelectricity;
A = American Capital;
S = Second Phase;

2 = Second Phase;
P = Pulp and Paper.

Got that? MAN HAS 2 P! Now say it with me… M-A-N H-A-S 2 P.