Question 1 (1 point) 
The group of provinces which opposed Trudeau’s plan to patriate the constitution in 1982 was known as:

Question 1 options:

Separatists


The Maritimes


The Alberta Five


 The Gang of Eight

Question 2 (1 point) 
A major confrontation between Indigenous groups and the government of Canada over land rights occurred in in 1990 in the town of... 

Question 2 options:

Fredricton


Wasaga Beach


Burnaby


Oka

Question 3 (1 point) 
The public fear of a Communist attack in the 50s and 60s is known as:

Question 3 options:

 The Red Scare


The Great Fear


The Soviet Shock


The Arms Race

Question 4 (1 point) 
The baby boom and immigration caused the population of Canada to rise from 11.5 million on 1941 to 18.2 million in 1961.

 

This is an example of what kind of consequence?

Question 4 options:

Social


Political 


Economic


Cultural

Question 5 (1 point) 
Cartoon

What is the message of this cartoon?

Question 5 options:

Canada and the US could not get along after WWII 


Canada and the US are working together to defend North America


Secure borders are important between nations 


Canada and the US built a border wall between them in the 1950s 

Question 6 (1 point) 
In 1971, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau officially adopted which policy?

Question 6 options:

Socialism


Multiculturalism


Separatism


Federalism 

Question 7 (1 point) 
What major alliance was created after WWII to stop the spread of communism?

Question 7 options:

NAFTA


The European Union


The Warsaw Pact


NATO

Question 8 (1 point) 
What was added to the Canadian Constitution in 1982?

Question 8 options:

The notwithstanding Clause


The statute of the Commonwealth


The Charter of Rights and Freedoms


The adoption of the Bill of Rights

Question 9 (1 point) 
The amending formula of the Constitution Act 1982 requires that every province must agree to changes made to the constitution.

Question 9 options:
	True
	False
Question 10 (1 point) 
Oil prices rose in the 1970s because of:

Question 10 options:

Lack of oil production


Over consumption


Pipelines in Alberta froze


an oil embargo by Middle Eastern producers

Question 11 (1 point) 
The man known for revealing a Soviet spy ring working to steal secrets from the West
was:

Question 11 options:

 Ivan Ulanov


 Petr Svoboda


Mikhail Karamazov


Igor Gouzenko

Question 12 (1 point) 
The Citizenship Act of 1978 created new immigration policies based on 3 objectives: 

Question 12 options:

Humanitarian, Economic and Demographic


Political, Social and Economic


Education, Ethnic Origin and Skills


Population, Age and Gender

Question 13 (1 point) 
The term "stagflation" was coined to describe....

Question 13 options:

simeultaneously rising unemployment and inflation. 


collapsing oil prices in Alberta


increase in the numbers of large stag herds in the West


rising levels of pollution

Question 14 (1 point) 
The Soviet leader responsible for bringing in the reforms which brought the Soviet Union to an end was...

Question 14 options:

Mikhail Gorbechev


Vladimir Lenin


Boris Konstantin


Boris Jonhston 

Question 15 (1 point) 
In 1980 nd 1995 the Parti Quebecois held  referendums in Quebec regarding...  

Question 15 options:

Bill 101


Canada's place in NATO


the Official Languages Act


separation from Canada

Question 16 (1 point) 
The Leader of the PQ government of Quebec elected in 1976 was:

Question 16 options:

Horace Wilson


Rene Levesque


Robert Bourassa


Jean Chretien

Question 17 (1 point) 
Canada's GDP (Gross Domestic PRoduct) rose rapidly through the 1950s.  

 

This is an example of what kind of consequence?

Question 17 options:

Social


Political 


Cultural


Economic

Question 18 (1 point) 
This flag is known as...



 

Question 18 options:

The Red Ensign


The Red Jack


The Union Jack


The Canadian Shield

Question 19 (1 point) 
Who won a Nobel Peace Prize for brokering a deal to use UN peacekeepers to solve the Suez Crisis of 1956 ?


Question 19 options:

Lester B. Pearson


Tommy Douglas 


Harry Truman


John Diefenbaker

Question 20 (1 point) 
The FTA was...

Question 20 options:

the Parti Quebecois' policy to achieve Separation from Canada 


a 1988 agreement to remove most tarrifs from Canada-US trade


a government program to secure Canada's energy sector


an agreement to defend North America from a terrorist attack

Question 21 (1 point) 
Canada refused to join the US coalition to invade Afghanistan. 

Question 21 options:
	True
	False
Question 22 (1 point) 
The "Sixties Scoop" refers to...

Question 22 options:

the growth of a very outspoken type of journalism during the 1960s 


the removal of Indigenous children from their homes to be placed in foster homes 


the popular form rock and roll from the 1960s  


the change in clothing styles during the 1960s to reflect a more casual and expressive counterculture amongst youth

Question 23 (1 point) 
During the Cold War the USA and the USSR were known as:

Question 23 options:

the Superpowers


the Great Enemies


 the two Heavyweights


the Titans

Question 24 (1 point) 
In 1980 and 1995 the Parti Quebecois held  referendums in Quebec regarding...  

Question 24 options:

Bill 101


the Official Languages Act


Canada's place in NATO


separation from Canada

Question 25 (1 point) 
Canada emerged from WWII with a new-found global position and an increased role to play in world affairs known as a:

Question 25 options:

Sovereignty Surge


Middle power 


commonwealth dominion


global player

Question 26 (1 point) 
The election of Jean Lesage in Quebec and the period of drastic political, social and cultural change in Quebec is often referred to as ....

Question 26 options:

the random revolution


the French Canadian Renaissance


the quiet revolution


the master's Uprising

Question 27 (1 point) 
In 1994, the Chretien government expanded the FTA to create NAFTA by including which country?

Question 27 options:

Mexico


Britain


Cuba


France

Question 28 (1 point) 
The result of the Referendum of 1980 was:

Question 28 options:

Yes 40%, No 60%


Yes 60%, No 40%


Yes 25%, No 75%


Yes 65%, No 35%

Question 29 (1 point) 
Old age security, family allowances, education grants and provincial hospital insurance plans are examples of...

Question 29 options:

social welfare programs


economic stimulus 


military spending


the growth of charity programs after the war

Question 30 (1 point) 
In order to deal with the October Crisis, Trudeau:

Question 30 options:

Declared the War Measures Act


Banned the Parti Quebecois


Fired Rene Levesque


Patriated the Constitution

Question 31 (1 point) 
The election of JEan LEsage in Quebec and the period of drastic political, social and cultural change in Quebec is often referred to as ....

Question 31 options:

the French Canadian Renaissance


the random revolution


the master's Uprising


the quiet revolution

Question 32 (1 point) 
John Diefenbaker’s governments were responsible for:

Question 32 options:

The St. Lawrence Seaway, The Oil Pipeline


The Maple Leaf Flag, Medicare, the Autopact


The Bill of Rights, Cancelling the Avro Arrow


The Charter of Rights and Freedoms, NATO, Free Trade with the U.S.

Question 33 (1 point) 
Viola Desmond is famous for...

Question 33 options:

rejecting the role of females as strictly housewives


refusing to leave her seat in a segregated theatre and challenging racial discrimination 


fighting for women's right to own property


becoming the first female governor general of Canada

Question 34 (1 point) 
Louis St. Laurent’s governments were responsible for:

Question 34 options:

The St. Lawrence Seaway, The Oil Pipeline, Bringing Canada into NATO


The Maple Leaf Flag, Medicare, the Autopact


The Bill of Rights, the Avro Arrow


The Charter of Rights and Freedoms, NATO, Free Trade with the U.S.

Question 35 (1 point) 
What international alliance was responsible for bringing Canada into the invasion of Afghanistan in 2001? 

Question 35 options:

NORAD


NATO


NAFTA


The United Nations

Question 36 (1 point) 
Quebeckers who want to form an independent nation of Quebec are known as...  

 
 

Question 36 options:

Revanchistes


Separatists


Splitters


Nation breakers

Question 37 (1 point) 
The term for passing the Constitution of Canada through the Canadian Parliament is known as:

Question 37 options:

Sovereignty


Conscription


Patriation


Referendum

Question 38 (1 point) 
The White Paper was...

Question 38 options:

a document that sought to expand environmental policies in Canada.


Trudeau's failed attempt to abolish the Indian Act.


Quebec's plan to separate from Canada. 


an attempt to fight racial descrimination.

Question 39 (1 point) 
The influx of immigration after WWII from countries like Italy and Germany brought new customs to Canada. 

 

This is an example of what kind of consequence?

Question 39 options:

Cultural


Political 


Social


Economic

Question 40 (1 point) 
What major symbol of the Cold War fell on November 9, 1989?

Question 40 options:

the Iron Curtain


the statue of Stalin in Moscow


the Berlin Wall


the Soviet Union

Question 41 (1 point) 
Image result for canada population growth graph

This graph shows that...

Question 41 options:

Canada was becoming overpopulated in the 1950s


Women were having less children after WWII


the population of Canada went down after WWII


women were having more children between 1951 and 1961

Question 42 (1 point) 
As a result of the baby boom, the role of women shifted towards domestic responsibilities.

 

This is an example of what kind of consequence?

Question 42 options:

Social


Political 


Economic


Cultural

Question 43 (1 point) 
The line dividing Communist Eastern Europe from Western Europe was known as

Question 43 options:

The Iron Curtain


The Berlin Wall


The Kropotkin line


The Great Divide

Question 44 (1 point) 
The N.E.P. was…

Question 44 options:

A defense treaty with the US against Communism


 A government plan to lower energy costs and improve energy security


An income tax on the wealthy


A program to bring refugees to Canada

Question 45 (1 point) 
Tommy Douglas is known for:

 

Question 45 options:

being the father of Medicare


All of the above


governing Canada along with Lester B. Pearson


being the first leader of the NDP

Question 46 (1 point) 
The last Residential Schools closed in the 1990s. 

Question 46 options:
	True
	False
Question 47 (10 points) 
Match the event with the correct theme of Canadian history.

Question 47 options:

The Patriation of the constitution and the entrenchment of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms was achieved with the Constitution Act of 1982.


In the post war a shift occurred in the source of immigrants to Canada from largely European countries to Asia, Africa and the Middle East. 


The Parti Quebecois won the Quebec provincial elections of 1976.


Canada entered into a Free Trade Agreement with the US in 1989.


Canada refused to join the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2004.


Pierre Trudeau's White Paper was rejected. 


Canada refused to join the invasion 


Prime Minister Stephen Harper apologized for residential schools. 


Support for Quebec separatism grew rapidly from the 1950s. 


Anger and frustration grew in Alberta following the implementation of the National Energy Program.

1.	
French-English Relations

2.	
Developing Canadian Sovereignty

3.	
Indigenous Peoples and Canada

4.	
Canadian-American Relations

5.	
Canadian Regionalism

6.	
Canada’s Social and Cultural Continuity and Change

Question 48 (1 point) 
The FLQ was:

Question 48 options:

A Party formed in Alberta dedicated o helping farmers


A militant group dedicated to the separation of Quebec


An alliance of Western countries to stop the spread of Communism


A Party formed in Quebec dedicated to separation

Question 49 (1 point) 
NAFTA expanded he Free Trade Agreement to include Mexico.

Question 49 options:
	True
	False
Question 50 (1 point) 
The Prime Minister responsible for the FTA, formally appologizing to Japanese Candians for Internment and leading opposition to Apartheid in South Africa was...

Question 50 options:

Jean Chretien


Jophn Turner


Brian Mulroney


Joe Clark

Question 51 (1 point) 
The period of rapidly growing birth rates immediately after WWII (1945-1960) is known as...

Question 51 options:

the baby burst


the boomer breakthrough


the postwar baby bump


baby boom

Question 52 (1 point) 
The joint defensive military program between Canada and the US originally designed to protect North America from a Soviet Attack is known as? 

Question 52 options:

The Lend-Lease Act


NORAD


NAFTA


NATO

Question 53 (1 point) 
As a result of the baby boom, Canada's population became younger. 

 

This is an example of what kind of consequence?

Question 53 options:

Political 


Cultural


Social


Economic

Question 54 (1 point) 
Quebec eventually signed the Constitution Act after the Meetch Lake Accord.

Question 54 options:
	True
	False