Canadian History Exam Practice Worksheet PDF

Section 1: STUDY TOOL FOR ALL SECTIONS OF EXAM DEFINE THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE TO CANADA 1.​ Indian Act 1876 2.​ Africville 3.​ Assembly lines and Model T 4.​ Pass System 5.​ MAIN causes of WWI 6.​ Schlieffen Plan 7.​ Ultimatum 8.​ Battle of Marne 9.​ 2nd...

Section 1: STUDY TOOL FOR ALL SECTIONS OF EXAM DEFINE THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE TO CANADA 1.​ Indian Act 1876 2.​ Africville 3.​ Assembly lines and Model T 4.​ Pass System 5.​ MAIN causes of WWI 6.​ Schlieffen Plan 7.​ Ultimatum 8.​ Battle of Marne 9.​ 2nd Battle of Ypres 10.​ In Flanders Fields 11.​ Battle of the Somme 12.​ Vimy Ridge 13.​ Passchendaele 14.​ Battle of Jutland 15.​ Halifax Explosion 16.​ Trench types - Front line, Support, Reserve, Communication trenches 17.​ Duck boards 18.​ Trench foot 19.​ Total War 20.​ Victory Bonds 21.​ Income Tax 22.​ Conscription - Military Service Act 1917 23.​ No 2 Construction Battalion 24.​ Military Voters Act 25.​ Wartime Elections Act 26.​ Armistice 27.​ Treaty of Versailles 28.​ League of Nations 29.​ Prohibition 30.​ Winnipeg General Strike 31.​ Person’s Case 32.​ Famous Five 33.​ Roaring Economy 34.​ Buying “on margin” 35.​ Flapper 36.​ Jazz 37.​ Scat singing 38.​ Central Powers and Triple Entente 39.​ Protective tariffs 40.​ Black Tuesday - stock market crash of 1929 41.​ Inflation 42.​ Rome-Berlin Axis 43.​ Remilitarization of the Rhineland 44.​ Annexation of Austria 45.​ Takeover of Czechoslovakia 46.​ Munich Agreement 47.​ Appeasement 48.​ Non-aggression pact 49.​ Axis and Allies 50.​ Blitzkrieg tactic 51.​ Maginot Line 52.​ Evacuation of Dunkirk 53.​ Battle of Britain 54.​ Attack on Pearl Harbor 55.​ Battle of Hong Kong 56.​ Dieppe Raid 57.​ Italian Campaign 58.​ D-Day 59.​ VE Day 60.​ VJ Day 61.​ Manhattan Project 62.​ Rationing 63.​ Victory Gardens 64.​ Plebiscite 65.​ Unemployment Insurance Act 66.​ Family Allowance 67.​ British Air Training Program 68.​ Camp X 69.​ Japanese Internment Camps 70.​ Inuit Disc Identification Numbers 71.​ Kristallnacht 72.​ Concentration Camps 73.​ Iron Curtain 74.​ Nuremberg Trials 75.​ Gouzenko Affair 76.​ NATO 77.​ NAM 78.​ Avro Arrow 79.​ Arms Race 80.​ Korean War 81.​ United Nations 82.​ Suez Crisis 83.​ Creation of 1965 Canadian Flag 84.​ NORAD 85.​ Inuit Sled Dog Killings 86.​ Royal Commission on the Status of Women 87.​ Quiet Revolution 88.​ Bilingualism and Biculturalism Commission 89.​ Official Languages Act 90.​ 1980 Quebec Referendum 91.​ Cuban Missile Crisis 92.​ Vietnam War 93.​ Canadian Bill of Rights 94.​ Ontario Human Rights Code 95.​ White Paper and Red Paper 96.​ Residential Schools 97.​ Sixties Scoop 98.​ War Measures Act 99.​ October Crisis 100.​ Creation of the James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement 101.​ Calder v. British Columbia 102.​ Truth and Reconciliation Commission 103.​ Charter of Rights and Freedoms 104.​ Meech Lake Accord 105.​ Charlottetown Accord 106.​ 1992 National Referendum 107.​ 1995 Quebec Referendum 108.​ Bill C-20 109.​ The Kanesatake Resistance - Oka Crisis 110.​ Missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and 2SLGBTQI+ people 111.​ Fall of the Berlin Wall 112.​ Delgamuukw v. British Columbia 113.​ Civil Marriage Act of 2005 114.​ Arctic and Northern Framework 115.​ Arrest of Viola Desmond Section 2: STUDY TOOL FOR PRIMARY DOCUMENT ANALYSIS ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS BELOW USING FULL SENTENCES 1.​ Analyze the following image below. Identify how the image showcases key details about WWI and Canada’s involvement. Use specific details from the image to support your answer. 2.​ Analyze the following image below. Identify how the image showcases the 1920s economic boom and the impacts of the automobile industry. Use specific details from the image to support your answer. Section 3: STUDY TOOL FOR REFLECTION PARAGRAPHS ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS BELOW USING FULL SENTENCES DRAWING IN DETAILS FROM COURSE CONCEPTS 1.​ How has the rights of women in Canada changed since 1900? 2.​ How has Canada’s identity shifted since 1900?