Turn of the Century Flashcards

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Clifford Sifton

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populates west as Laurier’s Minister of the Interior, makes prairies diverse

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Boer War

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war between dutch settlers and Britain in South Africa

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3
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Montreal population 1912

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500, 000

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Laurier’s compromise of the Boer War

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allowed Canadians to volunteer to fight

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5
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union

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petitioned to ban alcohol and get women’s franchise

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6
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A new ___ nation is being born

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urban

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7
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The problems of poverty

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same as industry revolution in Europe - long hours, little pay, children working in industries, dangerous work conditions. Tenement housing, Garbages, diseases, running water. Heat- using coals

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8
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Reciprocity

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free trade agreement between US and Canada, nationalists reminded Canadians about manifest destiny

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9
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What made fisherman in Cape Breton into miners

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coal

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10
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Canadian imperialism

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ties to England must be preserved, supporters of the British Empire

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11
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Distance from Chilkoot Pass Summit to Dawson City

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500 miles

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12
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Frank Oliver

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replaces Clifford Sifton as Minister of Interior - doesn’t want non-white immigrants, especially Asians and Slavics

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13
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Manitoba schools question

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abolishing french schools and Roman Catholic school funding

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14
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Percent of economy controlled by less than 100 people in Montreal

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15
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Bourassa called the Boer War what

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British Imperialism

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16
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The path that immigrants to the Goldrush had to cross

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Chilkoot Pass

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17
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Manitoba premier believes women should not get franchise because they would be a

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menace

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18
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Who does Nellie Moonie meet

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Annie McClung, who influences her beliefs

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19
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Canadian nationalism

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led by Bourassa, see Canada as an emerging nation, Canada is unique and should pursue its own course outside of British influence

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20
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Number of Chinese immigrants to build the CPR

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15, 000

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21
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Number of new immigrants in 1905

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1, 000, 000

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22
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Adults are not expected to live past

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50

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23
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What does government do to stop immigration

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head tax with a starting of 50 dollars

24
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Who is discouraged by the lack of non-French speaking immigrants in western Canada

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Continous Passage Act
East-Indian immigrants coming to Canada couldn’t stop once on their journey (not possible), work-around was to start from somewhere that wasn’t India (Komagata Maru)
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What does affordable electricity ignite
industrial boom
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Laurier boom
high demand of Canadian products, the population of prairies increased turning it into the bread basket of the world, leading to manufacturing expansion in the east, more immigrants came to Canada which stimulated economic growth
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Diphtheria
fully one-third of babies died before first birthday
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Youngest child workers
9 years old working 12 hours
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Oliver’s immigration policy
mainly targeted Asian immigrants, restricting Chinese, Japanese and East Indian immigration.
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Canada’s dependency on Britain changed
Boer war and The Naval Issue caused it
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W. L. Clay thought Canada would be stronger with what
exclusion of Chinese
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Alaska boundary dispute
Canada believed that the Alaskan Panhandle was theirs, tribunal with US, Britain, and Canada held with 3 Americans, 2 Canadians, and 1 British judge, Britain votes against Canada to avoid angering America
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Laurier promises 2 new provinces
Alberta and Saskatchewan
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Adam Beck
creator of the largest electrical company
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What did new immigrants receive
160 acres of farmland
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Dr. Thomas Freul says Canada is the dumping ground of the what
the world
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Bourassa’s grandfather
Louis Joseph Papineau
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James Dunsmuir
Lieutenant Governor of BC who didn’t sign a bill banning Japanese immigrants because he wanted cheap labour
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William Lyon Mackenzie King
led the Royal Commission to investigate the Vancouver riots and property damage
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Tailors strike hour change
59/week → 49/week
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Guilliano Marconi
invents telegraph
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Where did some homesteaders work
railroad and mines
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James Woodsworth goal
assimilation
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1898 Dawson City population
30, 000
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Wilfred Laurier compromises
independent Canada linked to Britain by common goals
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Increase of immigrants in a decade
2, 000, 000
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First French Canadian PM
Wilfred Laurier
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Alexander Graham Bell
invents telephone, also created Silver Dart
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What were immigrants confident in that could organize workers into unions
Socialists
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Asiatic Exclusion League
rioted in Chinese and Japanese sectors of the city
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Rise of unions
1833 Combination Act made unions illegal, workers could now be fired arbitrarily, between 1880 and 1910 10% of workers join illegal unions, led to John A. Macdonald repealing the union laws
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Naval Service Act of 1910
Britain ordered navy home after the German naval race, Canada was lent 2 outdated ships: HMS Rainbow and HMS Niobe, Canada was creating its own navy that Britain could use if needed (tin pot navy)
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Number of Chinese railway workers that died for each mile of track
1
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Trip from Seattle to Skagway
8 days
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Manitoba Act
created an English-only school system which was a violation of the act When Macdonald refused to intervene on behalf of French-Canadians in Manitoba, Quebecers voted in favour of Laurier and the Liberals
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What do western farmers organize into
farm co-ops, becoming a political force