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73 Cards in this Set
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What happens to munition factory’s after the war |
They were closed not replaced |
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What happens to solders looking for jobs when they got home |
Most of there jobs were taken |
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What were workers frustrated about there jobs |
Working conditions and pay |
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What did the government due to help out the workers? What happens? |
Talked to employers to talk to employees about the conditions . Employers didn’t listen |
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What did soldiers believe about there pay |
They deserved to get payed better |
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What is inflation |
The continual rise of prices |
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What are unions |
Groups of people fighting for better working conditions and pay |
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The government would offer do what to striking workers |
Order them back to their jobs |
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What was the Bolshevik Revolution |
A small group of people called Bolshevik overthrew the Russian government and called similar revolutions around the world |
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What is about the One big union in March 1919 |
Representatives went from various unions to Calgary to discus better working hours and better pay They thought a big union would have more powerful negotiations |
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In 1919 how may strokes were there |
420 strikes |
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What did non union members do during the strikes |
They participate/supported them |
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What happened in Winnipeg 1919 |
All the building and metal workers went on strike for decent wages 80cents ,8 hour work day , right to bargain for better rights and work day conditions |
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How many workers walked off there jobs in Winnipeg |
30,000 workers |
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Who all supported the strike |
Police and fire fighters supported the strike but the police stayed on duty but openly supported the strike |
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Strikers camp |
Strikers family and friends Strikers under direction of the central strike community |
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Non strikers |
Owners employees leaders of Winnipeg Called themselves citizens community of 1,000 |
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How many workers walked off there jobs in Winnipeg |
30,000 workers |
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Who all supported the strike |
Police and fire fighters supported the strike but the police stayed on duty but openly supported the strike |
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Strikers camp |
Strikers family and friends Strikers under direction of the central strike community |
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Non strikers |
Owners employees leaders of Winnipeg Called themselves citizens community of 1,000 |
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Bloody Saturday |
37 days of strike a riot broke out Protesters gathered to protest the arrest of 10 strike leaders Parades were banned and the royal mountain police had to intervene After the royal mountain police can the protesters tipped a car and set it on fire Police rushed in and shots fired 1 killed 30 injured 100s arrested |
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What happens after bloody Saturday |
Many strikers left the strike for work |
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Automobile |
Invention of assembly line meant mass production of cars Started many indrustrys |
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Snowmobiled |
Made by Joseph Andre Bombarder Made for medical transport in winter |
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Insulin treatment |
Was invented for people with diabetes Life saving medicines |
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Telephone |
Became more affordable and popular in 1920 Made by Alexander grand bell |
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Radio |
First broadcasted 1919 People could listen to news or stories Most popular was hockey night in Canada 🇨🇦 |
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Unification |
People could communication easier |
🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇩🇪 🇬🇧 🏴 |
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Movies |
1896 first movie heater opens American chains opens movie theatres in Canada |
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Movie stars |
Charlie Chaplin rudolf Valentino and Glrata Garbo were American actors |
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Music |
Golden age for jaz |
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Dance |
Many dances were created because of jaz |
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Styles |
Moralists concerted about alcohol consumption after war Began fighting for banning alcohol selling |
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Dance |
Many dances were created because of jazz The charlatan was the most popular |
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Stiles |
Moralists concerted about alcohol consumption after war Began fighting for banning alcohol selling |
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Contraband |
Gangs snuck alcohol across the border |
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Racism |
People thought that the earth belonged to white prople and were not shy about there ideas (white supremacy) |
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African Americans |
Were not treated nicely Lived in Toronto Halifax Montreal Vancouver |
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At work |
They face discrimination hard to get jobs Not promoted |
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African Americans |
Were not treated nicely Lived in Toronto Halifax Montreal Vancouver |
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At work |
They face discrimination hard to get jobs Not promoted |
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Viola Desmond |
Is a black woman in Nova Scotia day in a “white” spot in a theatre Arrested for not paying the proper amount Difference was 1 cent |
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African Americans |
Were not treated nicely Lived in Toronto Halifax Montreal Vancouver |
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At work |
They face discrimination hard to get jobs Not promoted |
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Viola Desmond |
Is a black woman in Nova Scotia day in a “white” spot in a theatre Arrested for not paying the proper amount Difference was 1 cent |
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Viola Desmond fight |
Fought back in the supremacy court she lost Not pardoned until 2010 First Canadian woman on a $10 bill |
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African Americans |
Were not treated nicely Lived in Toronto Halifax Montreal Vancouver |
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At work |
They face discrimination hard to get jobs Not promoted |
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Viola Desmond |
Is a black woman in Nova Scotia day in a “white” spot in a theatre Arrested for not paying the proper amount Difference was 1 cent |
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Viola Desmond |
Fought back in the supremacy court she lost Not pardoned until 2010 First Canadian woman on a $10 bill |
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Kkk in canada |
The ku klux klan was anti black Also against Catholics Mostly active in Saskatchewan |
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African Americans |
Were not treated nicely Lived in Toronto Halifax Montreal Vancouver |
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At work |
They face discrimination hard to get jobs Not promoted |
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Viola Desmond |
Is a black woman in Nova Scotia day in a “white” spot in a theatre Arrested for not paying the proper amount Difference was 1 cent |
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Viola Desmond |
Fought back in the supremacy court she lost Not pardoned until 2010 First Canadian woman on a $10 bill |
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Kkk in canada |
The ku klux klan was anti black Also against Catholics Mostly active in Saskatchewan |
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Residential school |
Were for Indian people to be forced into Canadian culture |
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Stock market |
Is about how you by stocks to sell later for more money |
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Stock market crash |
The stocks went from a high price to a super low price |
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Vonerable economy |
The economy slowed because no one was buying there products |
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Consequences |
Everyone is affected |
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Great Depression life in cities |
Many Canadians lost homes Homeless people sleeped on Benfey blankets - newspaper 📰 |
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Farm life Great Depression |
Not much crops Bad soil turned into dust storms |
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Life on a farm |
200 000 Canadians left farms No crops Abandoned farms called Bennett barnyards |
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Life on a farm |
200 000 Canadians left farms No crops Abandoned farms called Bennett barnyards |
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Benfey buggies |
No gas so forces pulled the cars |
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The great excape |
Canadians would use entertainment to except the Great Depression |
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Movies were more popular |
Hollywood was very popular Movie ticket cost 25 c |
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Radios |
Were a popular attraction but they made all radio stations play something Canadian in them |
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Bored games |
Monopoly was a very popular bored game |
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Newspaper |
Tried to focus on public interest instead The birth of Dionne Quintuplets |
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Dione Quintuplets |
Cécile Annette Emily Yvonne and Moire Donne 5 girls same mother Taken by government out of poverty Turned into a side show |
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