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Inflation

The rise in prices for goods and services that increases the cost of living and trigger demands for higher wages

Winnipeg general strike

Massive strike by workers in Winnipeg in 1919

Collective bargaining

Negotiation of a contract between unions and management regarding such things as wages and working conditions

One big union

Canadian syndicalist trade union active primarily in the western part of the country

Probihition

The banning of sale and consumption of alcohol

Plebiscite

A direct vote by electors on an issue of public importance

Primary industry

An industry that deals with the extraction or collection of raw materials, such as mining and forestry

Secondary Industry

An industry that deals with manufacturing and construction

Group of seven

A group of Canadian landscape artist In the 1920's

Famous five

Five Alberta women who fought for the political status of women

Persons case

A case in which the famous five successfully fought to have women declared "persons" under Canadian law in 1929

Emily Murphy

Was a Canadian women's right activitist, jurist and author

Assimilation

Adoption of another cultural group so that the original culture disappears

Aboriginal title

Claims by aboriginal people to lands that their ancestors inhabited

Cut off lands

Lands taken from the reserve without consent of the aboriginal

Federalism

A political system that divides power between federal and provincial legislature

Regionalism

A concern for the affairs of one's own region over those of one's country

Free trade

Trade between countries with tarrifs, export subsidies or other government intervention

Old age pension act

An act passed in 19th to provide social assistance to those who people over 70

Chanak crisis

The Canadian governments refusal in 1922, lead by king, to support British troops in defending the Turkish point of chanak. First time Canadian government did not support British military

Halibut treaty

A 1923 treaty between Canada and the US to protect halibut along the Pacific coast, the first treaty negotiated and signed independently by Canadian government

King byng crisis

A situation that our we in 1926 when governor general byng refused prime minister kings request to dissolve parliament and call an election

Imperial conference

A meeting of the leaders of the countries in the British empire

Balfour report

The conclusion if the 1926 imperial conference that acknowledge that Canada was an autonomous community within the British Empire

Statue of westminister

The law that change the British Empire to the British

British common wealth

An association of nations that were former colonies of the British empire