1. Grade 10 History – 1920-1930 Jeopardy
Did the 20s Roar?
Winnipeg General Strike
Stock Market Crash
Great Depression
Autonomy and Entertainment 1 2 3 4 5

2. Before this invention, garments were mostly cleaned by hand

3. What is the automatic washing machine?

4. This woman’s hairstyle was considered scandalous and unlady-like

5. What is the BOB?

6. This group painted the Northern Ontario landscape in vibrant colours and bold strokes.

7. Who were the Group of Seven?

8. Rum-running is the business of smuggling or transporting of alcoholic beverages illegally. This is the term for rum-running over water.

9. What is a Bootlegger?

10. A term to describe women who liked to dance, drink and smoke cigarettes in public.

11. What is a Flapper?

12. The reason the metal workers went on strike.

13. What is better wages?

14. The name of the union formed by all the striking workers.

15. What is One Big Union?

16. It is what the government called the strikers to make people distrust them.

17. What is Communist?

18. The name given to the day the Northwest Mounted Police charged into a crowd of strikers killing one person.

19. What is Bloody Saturday?

20. It is what Canadians learned about governments from the Winnipeg General Strike.

21. What is governments should not use excessive force to control its citizens and governments do not have the right to shoot their own citizens in the name of protecting society?

22. 29 October 1929 is called this.

23. What is Black Tuesday?

24. One of the reasons for the crash was people were buying too many products using this method.

25. What is credit?

26. This idea included unemployment insurance, aid to farmers, national health insurance and workers’ rights.

27. What is Bennett’s New Deal?

28. The was the opening fight at the Battle of the Somme
The was the opening fight at the Battle of the Somme. Newfoundland was not part of Canada at this time. Newfoundlanders fought as British citizens. Ordered to charge at machine guns, 725 of 800 Newfoundlanders were killed or wounded during the first hours of this fight.

29. What is Beaumont Hamel?

30. In 1918, Canadians troops led by General Arthur Currie smashed through the German defences in this LONG battle. Nearly one-quarter of the German army surrendered and the remaining German soldiers retreated to Germany.

31. What is the Hundred Days?

32. 11:00 a.m. on 11 November 1918

33. What is time and date that fighting in WWI stopped?

34. Germany had to sign this clause accepting full responsibility for WWI

35. What is the War Guilt Clause?

36. 67,000 soldiers.

37. What is the number of Canadians killed in WWI?

38. 100,000

39. What is the number of soldiers Germany was allowed to have in its army?

40. $30 billion

41. What is the amount of money Germany had to pay in war damages?

42. Canadian Prime Minister Borden introduced this to get more soldiers for the Canadian army

43. What is Conscription?

44. Canadian Prime Minister Border introduced this bill during the Conscription Crisis that gave the wives of soldiers the right to vote in federal elections.

45. What is the Wartime Elections Act?

46. The name given to people from Germany and Austria-Hungary who were jailed in internment camps during WWI.

47. What is Enemy Alien?

48. During the 1920s Prohibition, this establishment illegally sold or provided alcoholic beverages.

49. What is a Blind Pig?

50. Posters were used in this fashion to encourage Canadians to support the war effort.

51. What is Propaganda?