Chapter 2.9: Mass Culture Flashcards
When is Canada’s first theatre opened? Where does it get its name from?
Ouimetoscope, opened in 1906, named after owner Leo-Ernest Ouimet
What marks the Roaring 20s?
Economic prosperity due to peace treaties. Canadians are optimistic, seek out liberation, luxury, and novelty
What were two new trends in the 20s?
Jazz, the Charleston
What is the first french North American radio station?
CKAC
What is the name of the radio station created in 1936?
CBC/Radio-Canada
Who launches La soirée du hockey?
CBC, live commentary on hockey games
How did women reclaim their bodies in the 20s?
Short hair, wore pants, smoked, flapper dresses
Why were novels of rural life promoted during the 20s?
Church feared French would assimilate into North American culture, so books were promoted to encourage traditional French-Canadian value, Catholicism, French, and large families
Provide two Canadian stereotypes.
RCMP, lumberjacks
What was one of Canada’s first movies?
Évangeline
What becomes Canada’s national sport?
Hockey