Chapter 2 Parts 1-2-3

Prime Minister of Canada from 1896 to 1911, looked to balance the demands of both French Canadian Nationalists and British Imperialists.

• Henri IV

• Henri Bourassa

• Robert Bourassa

• Wilfred Laurier

True or false: French Canadian Nationalists felt Wilfred Laurier should give the newly constructed Canadian Navy to Britain in order to support their war efforts.

• True

• False

A person who supports the political, cultural, economic or military domination of one state over another

• Imperialist

• Interior policy

• Protectionist

• Colonizer

Leader of French-Canadian nationalists in the late 19th century/early 20th century

• Henri Bourassa

• Wilfred Laurier

• Robert Borden

• Louis Riel

Leader of British Imperialist in the late 19th century/early 20th century

• Henri Bourassa

• Robert Downey Junior

• King Louis

• Robert Borden

Conflict between Britain and its South African colonies in which Canada was hesitant whether to support Britain or refuse to get involved

• Boer War

• WW2

• Apartheid

• 7 years war

Canada's strategy used to encourage immigration to central Canada in exchange for free land and the promise of a better life

• National Immigration Department

• Northeast Company

• Newcomer Policy

• National Policy

True or false: Immigration drastically increased in Canada at the beginning of the 20th century

• True

• False

Xenophobia is best defined as

• The fear of spiders

• The fear of drowning

• The fear of Asians

• The fear of foreigners

Which of the following did not lead to the development of industrial activity in Canada

• protectionist policies maintaining high customs duties on imported products

• a large influx of immigrants creating an abundant labor force

• the development of wheat cultivation in western Canada

• the development of the aqueduct