CHC2D Exam Review

Which phrase best describes nationalism in the early 1900s?

• Preference for one political party over all others

• Belief one nation is superior to all other nations

• View that a single leader should rule the world

• Desire for worldwide scientific co-operation

The “Final Solution” phase of the Holocaust involved:

• Identification of Jewish homes

• Forced emigration to other countries

• Systematic extermination of Jewish people

• Reintegration of Jews into society

The Treaty of Versailles (1919) chiefly:

• Ended the First World War

• Ended the Second World War

• Resolved the Korean conflict

• Created free trade with the USA

The deliberate mass killing of a targeted group is called:

• Infanticide

• Fratricide

• Genocide

• Pesticide

In the 1930s Britain and France practised appeasement mainly to:

• Encourage Hitler to seize more territory

• Avoid another devastating world war

• Provoke the USA into joining a conflict

• Isolate the Soviet Union diplomatically

Which set of social movements grew noticeably in 1960s Canada?

• Anti-war only

• Quebec separatism only

• Feminism and civil-rights activism

• All of the above combined

Residential schools harmed Indigenous children chiefly because they:

• Rejected Western academic subjects

• Over-promoted Indigenous languages

During Prohibition, bootlegging meant:

• Selling alcohol illegally for profit

• Wearing secret flasks in public

• Bribing police to ignore taverns

• Creating alcohol-free restaurants

Riots in Quebec City in March 1918 stemmed from anger over:

• Defence spending cuts

• British colonial policies

• Federal conscription laws

• Debates on women’s suffrage

Canadian women’s most widespread WWI contribution on the home front was:

• Front-line combat service

• Factory work and battlefield nursing

• Reconnaissance aircraft piloting

• Seats in the federal Cabinet