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What was one reason the USA decided to drop the atomic bomb on Japan?
What was one reason the USA decided to drop the atomic bomb on Japan?
Women in Canada were granted the right to vote nationwide in 1914.
Women in Canada were granted the right to vote nationwide in 1914.
False (B)
Who was a notable suffragist in Canadian history that campaigned for women's voting rights?
Who was a notable suffragist in Canadian history that campaigned for women's voting rights?
Nellie McClung
During World War II, women worked in factories and munitions plants, often receiving ______ of the wages paid to men.
During World War II, women worked in factories and munitions plants, often receiving ______ of the wages paid to men.
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Match the following events or acts with their significance:
Match the following events or acts with their significance:
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What was NATO's primary purpose after the failure of the League of Nations?
What was NATO's primary purpose after the failure of the League of Nations?
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The League of Nations was a successful organization that included the United States as a member.
The League of Nations was a successful organization that included the United States as a member.
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The ____________ was a barrier that separated the Eastern communist side from the Western anti-communist side of Berlin.
The ____________ was a barrier that separated the Eastern communist side from the Western anti-communist side of Berlin.
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What nearly triggered an all-out nuclear war during the Cuban Missile Crisis?
What nearly triggered an all-out nuclear war during the Cuban Missile Crisis?
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Match the following events with their significance:
Match the following events with their significance:
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The Cuban Missile Crisis involved the Soviet Union setting up nuclear missiles in __________.
The Cuban Missile Crisis involved the Soviet Union setting up nuclear missiles in __________.
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In 1949, the ________ was formed as a military alliance between North America and its European allies.
In 1949, the ________ was formed as a military alliance between North America and its European allies.
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Which group of women journalists is known for helping women win the right to vote in provincial elections in Manitoba?
Which group of women journalists is known for helping women win the right to vote in provincial elections in Manitoba?
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The British Privy Council upheld the Supreme Court of Canada's decision that women were not persons.
The British Privy Council upheld the Supreme Court of Canada's decision that women were not persons.
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Which of the following was a government measure to support Canadian culture?
Which of the following was a government measure to support Canadian culture?
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What was a major consequence of the Canadian government raising tariffs during the Great Depression?
What was a major consequence of the Canadian government raising tariffs during the Great Depression?
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During the 1920s, Canadian culture was heavily influenced by British traditions.
During the 1920s, Canadian culture was heavily influenced by British traditions.
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Which battle is known for the use of chlorine gas by German forces?
Which battle is known for the use of chlorine gas by German forces?
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The Miracle of Dunkirk was a successful evacuation of Allied forces from France.
The Miracle of Dunkirk was a successful evacuation of Allied forces from France.
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What strategy did the Soviets use to counter the initial successes of Hitler's troops during Operation Barbarossa?
What strategy did the Soviets use to counter the initial successes of Hitler's troops during Operation Barbarossa?
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The Battle of __________ involved Canadians using the 'mouse and hole' technique to advance through narrow city streets.
The Battle of __________ involved Canadians using the 'mouse and hole' technique to advance through narrow city streets.
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Match the following battles with their significant outcomes:
Match the following battles with their significant outcomes:
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Which leader expressed significant doubts about the strategy for the Battle of Passchendaele?
Which leader expressed significant doubts about the strategy for the Battle of Passchendaele?
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The Atlantic Wall consisted of a series of coastal defenses built by the Allies.
The Atlantic Wall consisted of a series of coastal defenses built by the Allies.
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What was the outcome of the Battle of Dieppe?
What was the outcome of the Battle of Dieppe?
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The __________ Campaign aimed to stop Italian advances and relieve pressure on the Eastern Front.
The __________ Campaign aimed to stop Italian advances and relieve pressure on the Eastern Front.
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What was significant about the Battle of France in relation to the Maginot Line?
What was significant about the Battle of France in relation to the Maginot Line?
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VE-day marked the end of World War II in Europe.
VE-day marked the end of World War II in Europe.
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During the Battle of Ypres, what did Canadian soldiers use to combat chlorine gas?
During the Battle of Ypres, what did Canadian soldiers use to combat chlorine gas?
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The __________ event was a key turning point for Canadians in World War I, establishing their identity.
The __________ event was a key turning point for Canadians in World War I, establishing their identity.
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Who was known as one of the greatest generals for his role at Vimy Ridge?
Who was known as one of the greatest generals for his role at Vimy Ridge?
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Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
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What event is marked by the fall of the Berlin Wall?
What event is marked by the fall of the Berlin Wall?
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Residential schools aimed to preserve indigenous languages and cultures in Canada.
Residential schools aimed to preserve indigenous languages and cultures in Canada.
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Match the main issues with their impacts:
Match the main issues with their impacts:
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All of the children who attended residential schools returned to their families.
All of the children who attended residential schools returned to their families.
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Study Notes
Historical Thinking Concepts
- Review themes throughout the course and apply them to specific units, consider themes such as historical significance, historical perspective, evidence, continuity and change, cause and consequences, ethical dimensions.
Canadian Unity
- Statue of Westminster (1931): Countries within the British Empire gathered to declare Britain and its Dominions (including Canada) equal in status. This meant Canada was no longer part of Britain, but part of the British Commonwealth of nations.
- Statute of Westminster (1931): Made the Balfour Report official, giving Canada equal status within the British Commonwealth.
- Canadian Constitution of 1982 - Charter of Rights and Freedoms: Pierre Trudeau led efforts to bring the Canadian Constitution under Canadian control. Quebec, however, refused to sign the agreement.
- Meech Lake Accord: Prime Minister Brian Mulroney attempted to recognize Quebec as a "distinct society", but the attempt failed due to opposition from women's groups, indigenous groups, and western provinces.
- Charlottetown Accord: Another attempt to include Quebec with indigenous self-government and senate proposals, but it was rejected in a nationwide vote and led to demands for further Quebec self-governance.
Challenges of Anglo-French Relations
- Quebec Sovereignty Supporters: Believe Quebec is distinct enough to warrant independence and protect its language and culture.
- Federalists: Support Quebec remaining part of Canada.
- Sovereignty Referendum: Residents of Quebec voted on independence in several referendums; results were close, and lack of clarity led to the Clarity Act (rules for any future referendums).
Canada During WW1 and WW2
- Militarism, Alliance System, Imperialism, Nationalism: These were the main factors leading to WW1 and the road to WW2.
- The MAIN Causes of WW1 and the Road to WW2: Militarism, Alliance system, Imperialism (extension of a nation's power), and Nationalism (strong pride in one's country).
- Battles involving Canada (WW1 and WW2): Numerous battles are referenced in provided text. Key ones include Vimy Ridge, Passchendaele, Ypres, Battle of the Somme, Battle of France (Maginot Line), and the Miracle of Dunkirk. Details of Canadian roles in these battles are discussed.
Vimy Ridge, Battle of Passchendaele, Battle of France (Maginot Line), Miracle of Dunkirk
- Details of Canada's involvement in each of these battles, including specific actions, outcomes, and general impact are discussed. (e.g., Canada's training practices at Vimy, the conditions in Passchendaele, and the Germans bypassing the Maginot Line).
Other important topics
- German Luftwaffe, Battle of the North Atlantic, Battle of Dieppe, Italian Campaign, Battle of Ortona, (page 4): These topics cover particular aspects of air warfare, naval engagement, and land battles involving Canada during World War II.
- War on the Homefront (Page 5): Discusses the impact of the war on Canadians, including roles of First Nations soldiers, and civilian impacts. It also mentions conscription and its challenges.
- Wartime Information Board (WIB): Established to boost Canadian patriotism, morale, and public opinion of World War I.
- Ethical Dimension: Should the USA have dropped the Atomic Bomb? This question considered the possible alternative to invading Japan, which is a question of ethics.
- Women in Canadian history: This section highlights the roles and challenges that women faced in the development of Canada's history.
- The Roaring 20s & Great Depression: This section details the 1920-1930s, including technological advancements, social issues, and economic struggles of that era. The Winnipeg General Strike, for example, is mentioned.
- Indigenous Relations & Truth and Reconciliation: This section discusses the Oka Crisis, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) 94 Calls to Action, and the involvement of indigenous groups in Canadian history.
- Causes and Consequence of the Great Depression, Stocks, Tariffs, Overproduction, Primary goods, Credit buying, Dependency on the USA (Page 8): These are factors that impacted the Canadian economy before World War II and during the Great Depression.
- Changing Canadian culture, (Page 9): This section discusses cultural and social changes in post-WWII Canada.
- Developing Technology, Cuban Crisis, Berlin Wall, Berlin Airlift, Proxy Wars, Espionage/Gouzenko Affair, The Sixties Scoop: This section covers international affairs, development of technology and its impact, and major conflicts
- The Formation of NATO, Gouzenko Affair: The formation of NATO and details of the Gouzenko affair.
- The Cuban Missile Crisis (Page 10): A critical international event, with implications for Canada and global relations.
- Important Topics (Page 11): This section focuses on the impact of residential schools on Indigenous communities, and the history of the Japanese internment camps in Canada.
- Japanese Internment Camps (page 12): Covers specifics about the internment conditions, the challenges of the relocation and the return, and the role of the Canadian government. It discusses the property that was taken from Japanese Canadians, the hardships they faced, and the eventual apology and compensation that followed.
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Test your knowledge on key concepts in Canadian history. This quiz covers significant events like the Statute of Westminster, the Canadian Constitution of 1982, and the Meech Lake Accord, exploring their impact on Canadian unity and governance. Dive into themes such as historical significance and perspective as you answer each question.
