Canadian History Exam Review (1914-2018)

Pick the description that best matches this person: Robert Borden

• Canadian Prime Minister and Nobel Peace Prize recipient

• Canadian Prime Minister during WW2

• Canadian Prime Minister during WW1

• British Prime Minister during WW2

Pick the description that best matches this person: Viola Desmond

• Black-Nova Scotian who was arrested in a movie theatre

• Artist whose most famous work is of the Pacific Northwest

• Member of the Famous Five who fought for women's rights

• First female Prime Minister of Canada

Pick the description that best matches this person: Lester B. Pearson

• Canadian Prime Minister during WW1

• Canadian Prime Minister who repatriated the constitution

• Canadian Prime Minister during WW2

• Canadian Prime Minister and Nobel Peace Prize recipient

Who is this person?

• Terry Fox

• Donovan Bailey

• Usain Bolt

• Maurice Richard

Which Canadian Prime Minister attempted to ammend the constitution to appease Quebec through the Meech Lake Accord?

• Pierre Elliott Trudeau

• Jean Chretien

• Brian Mulroney

• Lester B. Pearson

Pick the description that best matches this person: Romeo Dallaire

• Designed the current Canadian flag

• Important figure who led forces during the Rwandan Genocide

• Italian General during WW2

• Member of Pearson's cabinet

Which of the following people best fits this description: Physician, inventor, and noted Communist

• Norman Bethune

• Douglas Sam

• Tommy Douglas

• Igor Gouzenko

Who is this?

• R.B. Bennett

• Robert Borden

• W.L. Mackenzie King

• Lester B. Pearson

Which of the following is NOT a legacy of the Pearson administration?

• Medicare (universal healthcare)

• Peacekeeping & Canada's Role as Peacekeepers

• Canada's 'new' flag

• Residential School Apology

The former Premier of Quebec, Jean Lesage, led a revolution in the province called The Quiet Revolution. Why was it called this?

• People who could not speak revolted against unfair treatment

• People silently protested by quietly marching on Parliament

• It was a revolution of policies and reform, not violence

• It actually wasn't quiet, therefore it is an ironic name