March 23- Veterans and Roaring 20s

There were __________ jobs in the years directly following WW1.

• less

• the same amount of

• more

The Canadian Military Pension was:

• money for missing out on work during fighting

• 2000$ to every veteran

• training for disabilities

• money to pay for disabilities or death caused by war

Choose the benefits that were given to WW1 veterans.

• employment preference

• 2000$

• disability training

• assistance finding jobs

Many veterans started to _________ because they were unhappy with the conditions back in Canada.

• fight

• work

• strike

• cheat

Choose the options that were often not considered "wartime injuries" that soldiers could receive pension from.

• Shellshock

• Poison Gas Effects

• Amputation

• Blindness

in the 1920s, rules for how ________ should behave were challenged, and many older people complained.

• Workers

• Women

• Men

• Politicians

Canada was becoming more ________ than British.

• Canadian

• German

• French

• American

___________ of Canada went through an economic boom in the mid-1920s.

• All

• Most

• Half

• A small piece

What was not a reason that the economy improved in Canada?

• Agriculture

• Mining

• Shipbuilding

• Car Manufacturing

In the 1920s, was this idea progressive (new), traditional (old), or not widely believed?

Young adults can drink alcohol when they party.

• Progressive

• Traditional

• Not Believed