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1 WWII Review Created by Educational Technology Network

2 At Home Miscellaneous Images 10 20 30 40 50

3 Question Canadian Prime Minister during WWII

4 Answer 1 – 10 King

5 Question Ship carrying Jewish refugees, not admitted to Canada

6 Answer 1 – 20 St. Louis Immigration policy, “None is too many”

7 Question Unlike WWI, Canada’s entry into the war was not automatic, what was held first?

8 Answer 1 – 30 Parliamentary vote
Britain declared war September 3, Canada September 10

9 Question Program created by King Trained air pilots and aircrew

10 Answer 1 – 40 BCATP

11 Question Purpose of BCATP

12 Answer 1 – 50 Keep Canada’s troop contributions to a minimum
Avoid conscription

13 Question Minister of Munitions and Supplies

14 Answer 2 – 10 C.D. Howe Nicknamed “Minister of Everything”

15 Question Defined as, “the mobilization of the entire resources of a nation for war”

16 Answer 2 – 20 Total War Government controlled and planned the economy
Crown Corporations (business and industries owned by the Canadian government) created to meet demands if private sector could not

17 Question Nickname given to women working in factories in WWII

18 Answer 2 – 30 “Rosie the Riveter”
Worked as welders, drillers, punchpress/machine operators

19 Question Minister of Finance

20 Answer 2 – 40 James Isley Encouraged Canadians to buy Victory Bonds
Wartime Prices and Trade Board (created in 1939) froze wages and prices to try to prevent inflation Rationing introduced in 1942

21 Question Group relocated from coastal areas and interned by the Canadian government during WWII

22 Answer 2 – 50 Japanese Canadians

23 Question 4 - 10 Act passed by the federal government
Enabled the government to do whatever was necessary for the war effort Allowed for conscription for homeland defense

24 Answer 4 – 10 National Resources Mobilization Act (NRMA)

25 Question Though King promised no conscription, conscripted soldiers were sent overseas What was held throughout Canada in order to, “release King from his promise”

26 Answer 4 – 20 Plebiscite: vote on a particular issue Quebec voted no
men conscripted under NRMA, sent to Europe, 2463 reached the front

27 Question Genocide of the Jews during WWII

28 Answer 4 – 30 Holocaust Final Solution

29 Question Group of individuals tasked with dangerous job of moving goods from Canada to Europe Not officially part of the navy therefore not part of the veterans package after WWII

30 Answer 4 – 40 Merchant marines

31 Question Author of the quote, “Not necessarily conscription but conscription if necessary”

32 Answer 4 – 50 Prime Minister King

33 Question What policy is the poster supporting?

34 Answer 5 – 10 Total War

35 Question Controversial activity RCAF was involved in

36 Answer 5 – 20 Bomber command Casualty rate as high as 7/10
Nearly lost their lives

37 Question What other roles did women have overseas?

38 Answer 5 – 30 Radio operators First Aid workers Nurses
Ambulance drivers

39 Question

40 Answer 5 – 40 Convoy Used by the Canadians and Americans to transport munitions and food to Britain

41 Question

42 Answer 5 – 50 Jewish individuals in Germany during Hitler’s reign
Marked with Star of David


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