Canadian History: People and Events

Unit: Between the Wars

Instructions: Using the textbook or other resources:

a) Recreate the chart below in your notebook, or copy and paste the chart in WORD into a new document.

b) Identify or define each of the following figures, events or terms for the specific time frame / unit

c) Explain the historical importance of each figure, event or term for the specific time frame or unit

Figure, Event or Term	Identify	Historical Importance
Ted Rogers
Armand Bombardier
Foster Hewitt
Mackenzie King
R.B. Bennett
Group of Seven
Person’s Case
Statute of Westminster
Branch Plants
Black Tuesday
Five Cent Speech
New Deal
On to Ottawa Trek

Level Four (80–100%)	Level Three (70–79%)	Level Two (60–69%)	Level One (50–59%)
ü All the definitions clearly identify the terms, concepts or people. ü The definitions reflect a thorough understanding of the relationships and historical importance between the terms, concepts, or people during the historical time period.	ü Most of the definitions clearly identify the terms, concepts, or people. ü The definitions also reflect a reasonable understanding of the relationships and historical importance between the terms, concepts, or people during the historical time period.	ü Most of the definitions clearly identify the terms, concepts, or people. ü The definitions also reflect some understanding of the relationships and historical importance between the terms, concepts, or people during the historical time period.	ü Some of the definitions clearly identify the terms, concepts, or people. ü The definitions also reflect a limited understanding of the relationships and historical importance between the terms, concepts, or people during the historical time period.