Interwar Period Test Review
A review of the main events of the 1920s and 1930s in Canada
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Topics of this game:
- Group which pressured the government to make alcohol illegal
- Slang term for alcohol used during prohibition
- Law that made Canada officially separate from Britain
- Buying stocks with only 5-10% down
- Many people ate these rodents during the Great Depression
- The number of years the Great Depression lasted
- American investments in these gave many Canadians jobs in the 1920's
- Too much dependence on this for exports helped lead to the Great Depression
- He was Canada's most famous bootlegger during Prohibition
- Places where First Nations children were sent to learn "Canadian ways"
- At this event a fight broke out after a baseball game against a team of Jewish players
- This minority group were banned from bringing their families into Canada
- Before the 1920's it was considered unladylike for women to do this
- Illegal drinking place during prohibition
- New way of buying things in the 1920's
- His CCF party promoted the idea of welfare and unemployment insurance
- Slang term meaning "drunk" used during prohibition
- The day the Stock Market crashed
- Insects that infested the prairies during the Great Depression
- Stage of the economic cycle when unemployment is rising and wages are falling
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