World War I

Question 0

What’s the hippie phenomenon?

Answer 0

Rejecting traditional values of society. REBELS. HIPPIES. WHEEE. I’M ON FIYAH.

Question 1

Define youthquake

Answer 1

Young people in 60s, due to baby boom.

Liked rock music, wore different clothes, rebellious, HIPPIESSSSSSS

Question 2

What are some social/political characteristics of the counter culture?

Answer 2

Against war, peace loving, hippies again, against racism or distrust ion of environment,

Question 3

Who were some icons during the hippie culture

Answer 3

Beatles, Rolling Stones, the who

Question 4

When was the voting age changed?

Answer 4

1972, lowered from 21 to 18

Question 5

What is he Feminine Mystique? What was the message? it’s impact?

Answer 5

A book for feminism, encouraged women to liberate selves by getting education and new careers. Many women advocated for women’s rights. INSPARASHUNNNNNN.

Question 6

What’s the Royal Commission on the Status of Women? What did it recommend?

Answer 6

1967, set up by Pearson. Recommended women to work outside of home, both parents take care of kids, increase day services so they can work, paid maternity leave.

Question 7

What’s the NAC and what’d it do?

Answer 7

National Action Committee on the Status of Women. Pressure gov’t to follow commission recommendations 1971.

The royal commission on the status of women.

VE R STRUNG INDEPENDENT WOMEN.

Question 8

What does civil liberties mean?

Answer 8

Basic individual rights protected by law

Question 9

What did John Diefenbakers Canadian Bill of Rights seek to protect?

Answer 9

Fundamental rights, freedom of life, liberty, equality before law and its protection

Freedom if religion and speech, assembly and association

Question 10

Who issued the Omnibus Bill?

Answer 10

Pierre Trudeau in 1969

Question 11

What IS the Omnibus Bill?

Answer 11

Gave women rights to abortion, contraception, legalized homosexuality.

Question 12

What’s Bill C-150

Answer 12

It’s the Omnibus bill! Baka.

Question 13

What rights did Trudeau advance?

Answer 13

Bill C-84 ended death penalty

Question 14

What was the intent of Trudeau’s multiculturalism policy.

Answer 14

Encouraged people to express their cultures.

Question 15

What problems did the aboriginals face in the 1969s?

Answer 15

Poverty, poor health, inadequate housing & educations

Hostility and discrimination in cities.

Question 16

When was the White Paper written?

Answer 16

1969

Question 17

What did the white paper recommend?

Answer 17

Repealed Indian act, give control and ownership of land, provincial gov’t responsible for aboriginal citizens, department of Indian affairs be closed down, economic development funds

Question 18

What was the reaction to the White Paper?

Answer 18

Aboriginal furious, thought it was attack on unique identity

Question 19

National Indian brotherhood recommended…? What was it called?

Answer 19

Self gov’t for aboriginal people, control over own affairs, Red Paper created

Question 20

How did the gov’t respond to Red Paper?

Answer 20

Trudeau and Chrétien abandoned white paper

Question 21

Who was Robert Borden?

Answer 21

Canada’s pro conscription prime minister during WW1

Question 22

How did imperialism contribute to WW1?

Answer 22

European nations aggressively competed for the control of more lands which lead to a strong build up of army (arms race) and dislike. Germany also wanted strong colonies like Britain and France.

Question 23

What were the 2 main alliances in the early 1900s and WW1?

Answer 23

Triple Alliance- Germany, Austro-Hungary, and Italy

Triple Entente- France, Britain, Russia

Question 24

What’s the War Measures Act?

Answer 24

It gave the government authority to do everything necessary for war. They could directly intervene on the economy and limited human rights.