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Canada at the Turn of the Century
Quiz#4

Test created by Ruby Hsieh, Raymond Sansome and Ivan Li 2002...Thank You!!




  1. Who owned the famous department store that used catalogue shopping?



    A) Wilfred Laurier
    B) Max Aitken
    C) Gerald Hudson Bay
    D) Timothy Eaton



  2. In which country did the Boer War take place?



    A) South America
    B) South Africa
    C) Boer Land
    D) Britain



  3. Where is the Alaska Panhandle?



    A) North West B.C.
    B) Northern Alaska
    C) Off the Coast of N.W.T.
    D) Near Nunavut



  4. Who created the "Open-Door" Immigration policy?



    A) Wilfred Laurier
    B) Max Aitken
    C) John A. MacDonald
    D) Clifford Sifton



  5. What was the name of the newspaper founded by Henri Bourassa?



    A) Montreal Gazette
    B) Poste Quebec
    C) Le Devoir
    D) La Ligue Nationaliste



  6. What was the Head Tax?



    A) A tax for non-white immigrants entering Canada
    B) A tax placed on all immigrants
    C) An additional land tax for new immigrant arrivals
    D) Taxes placed on imported goods



  7. What did the Temperance Movement attempt to accomplish?



    A) A control of tempers among female Canadians
    B) To temper political fears of annexation
    C) Encourage Canadians to be less British
    D) To ban alcohol



  8. How long was the Boer War?



    A) 1 Year
    B) 2 Years
    C) 3 Years
    D) 4 Years



  9. Who were the sodbusters?



    A) British immigrants that moved to Toronto
    B) People that settled the Prairies
    C) Aboriginals
    D) Politicians that battled for equal rights



  10. What is the purpose of Victoria Day?



    A) Celebrate American Independence
    B) Celebrate Canadian Independence
    C) Celebrate the opening of British Columbia's capital city.
    D) Celebrate the Queen and British Empire



  11. Nellie McClung was part of:



    A) Women's Temperance Movement
    B) Political Equity League
    C) Political Temperance Movement
    D) Women's Rights Coalition