Unit 2 Flashcards

1
Q

when and what was the continuous passage act?

A

1908

helped prevent east indian immigration

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2
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when and what was the immigration act?

A

1919

made all immigrants pass an enlgish literacy test (placing emphasis on ASSIMILATION)

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3
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when and what was the chinese exclusion act?

A

1923
banned all chinese immigrants except students, merchants, and diplomats (from 1923-1947 only 8 chinese immigrants to Canada)

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4
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when and what was the indian act?

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1867

created RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS to assimilate aboriginal children taken form homes and families

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5
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what is the enfranchisement policy?

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granted natives the right to vote ONLY if they renounced their aboriginal status
native war veterans did not receive military pension

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6
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when is the General Strike?

A

May 1919

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7
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what are “rum runners” or “bootleggers”?

A

they transported illegal alcohol

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8
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where did people illegally drink alcohol?

A

speakeasies

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9
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what was Emily Murphy known for?

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in 1916, the city of Edmonton appointed Emily Murphy as a judge of the juvenile court
first female judge in Canada (and in the British Empire)

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10
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who was the main person who helped Emily Murphy?

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Nellie McClung teamed up to fight the “persons case”

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11
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what happened in October 18, 1929?

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the Privy Council ruled that women were indeed ‘persons’

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12
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what did PM King do in 1930?

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appointed fellow Liberal Cairine Wilson (social reformer from Montreal) as the first female representative to the Canadian senate

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13
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causes of the great depression

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buying on credit
borrowing money
high dependency on the export of natural resources
farming debts

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14
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what was the “dust bowl”?

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the worst and longest droughts in history in the 1930s

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15
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PM Mackenzie King

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was PM when the depression hit
no plans to deal with crisis
supported tariffs
made costly campaign errors (“five cent” speech)
seen as unwilling and unable to deal with the depression

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16
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R.B Bennett

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won against King in 1930 election
felt that self-help was better than public assistance
opposed radicalism
raised tariffs

17
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relief camps

A

for single, unemployed men (first appeared in the 4 western provinces)
run on tiny budget (provided men with food, shelter, army-style clothing and 20 cents/day + cigarette allowance)

18
Q

“on to ottawa trek”

A

3 weeks in trek reached Regina
government decided to confront trekkers there and stop by force if needed
Bennett ordered RCMP to stop trek

19
Q

what inspired the communist party?

A

events in russia and dedication to a worker’s revolution

the group attempted to maintain a degree of secrecy

20
Q

who was the leader of the communist party?

A

Tim Buck

was sent to kingston penitentiary where he would survive an assassination attempt

21
Q

who was the leader of the CCF?

A

James S. Woodsworth

22
Q

what does CCF stand for?

A

co-operatic commonwealth federation

23
Q

who was the leader of the social credit party?

A

William “Bible Bill” Aberhart

24
Q

who was the leader of the union nationale?

A

Maurice Duplessis

25
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FDR’s new deal

A

This government will implement programs designed to stimulate the economy and provide work all while running a BUDGETARY DEFICIT
Began massive work projects

25
Q

Bennett’s new deal

A

Health and employment insurance
Maximum hours of work
Minimum wage
Aid for farmers

25
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Flat tire

A

A boring person

25
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Flapper

A

A young women who rebelled and wore a lot of make up, perfume and revealing clothes

25
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On the dole

A

People who got loans from relief banks unemployed