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Jeopardy Origins of WWII Battles 1920s 1930s Q $100 Q $100 Q $100
War on the Home Front Battles 1920s 1930s Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Final Jeopardy
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This man invented the Model T and the assembly line.
$100 Question – 1920s This man invented the Model T and the assembly line.
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$100 Answer – 1920s Henry Ford
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$200 Question – 1920s This was the term given to describe a party girl.
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$200 Answer – 1920s Flapper
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This Canadian city saw a General Strike at the beginning of the 1920s.
$300 Question – 1920s This Canadian city saw a General Strike at the beginning of the 1920s.
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$300 Answer – 1920s Winnipeg
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What were some key inventions that came to light in the 1920s?
$400 Question – 1920s What were some key inventions that came to light in the 1920s?
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$400 Answer – 1920s insulin for people with diabetes (Banting and Best) cars the telephone (Alexander Graham Bell) airplanes radio
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$500 Question – 1920s Identify the underlying causes of the Great Depression. In your opinion, which is most significant? Why?
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$500 Answer – 1920s Underlying Causes of Great Depression
over-production and over-expansion dependence on primary products Canada’s dependence on the USA high tariffs choke off international trade too much credit buying too much credit buying of stocks
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$100 Question – 1930s What was the “New Deal?”
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$100 Answer – 1930s American domestic economic plan put forth by Roosevelt response to Great Depression bring about immediate economic relief Key Ideas 1. RELIEF – to those who were hit by the depression 2. RECOVERY – return to economic prosperity 3. REFORM – policies that would prevent future depressions
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$200 Question – 1930s Who was the Prime Minister of Canada during the Great Depression whom many Canadians wrote to asking for help?
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$200 Answer – 1930s R.B. Bennett
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$300 Question – 1930s What was the CCF?
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$300 Answer – 1930s Canadian political party formed in 1933 (Regina)
attacked the negatives of capitalism democratic socialism government should be involved in the economy James S. Woodsworth was the first leader
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$400 Question – 1930s What were Relief Camps?
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$400 Answer – 1930s camps set up in 1932 by federal government
for unemployed, young men under control of the army dug ditches and roads On-to-Ottawa Trek is started by relief camp workers
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$500 Question – 1930s What were the economic ideas put forth by Adam Smith and John Maynard Keynes?
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$500 Answer – 1930s Adam Smith John M. Keynes
supply is equal to demand individual effort benefits society (“invisible hand”) hands-off the economy when in recession John M. Keynes governments should be involved in the economy when in depression or recession spend your way out of a recession/depression put money into the hands of more people BOTH – KEEP $$$$ MOVING
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$100 Question – Origins of WWII
This was the country Hitler was originally from.
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$100 Answer – Origins of WWII
Austria
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$200 Question – Origins of WWII
Name one characteristic of a totalitarian state.
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$200 Answer – Origins of WWII
one leader (dictator) highly nationalistic (flags, salutes, rallies, uniforms) propaganda state controls all aspects of one’s life intimidation and Fear
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$300 Question – Origins of WWII
This was the immediate cause of WWII.
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$300 Answer – Origins of WWII
Hitler invades Poland.
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$400 Question – Origins of WWII
This was the name of the Italian dictator who was also a friend of Hitler’s.
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$400 Answer – Origins of WWII
Benito Mussolini
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$500 Question – Origins of WWII
List three (3) background causes of WWII.
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$500 Answer – Origins of WWII
Treaty of Versailles The Depression Rise of Dictators Failure of the League of Nations Appeasement
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$100 Question – War on the Home Front
Who was the Prime Minister of Canada during WWII?
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$100 Answer – War on the Home Front
William Lyon Mackenzie King
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$200 Question – War on the Home Front
This was the name given to the secret military base in Canada which trained spies.
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$200 Answer – War on the Home Front
Camp X
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$300 Question – War on the Home Front
TRUE OR FALSE? During WWII, women were encouraged to “roll up their sleeves for victory” and perform “male” to support the war effort.
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$300 Answer – War on the Home Front
TRUE
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$400 Question – War on the Home Front
Give an example of how women contributed to the war effort.
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$400 Answer – War on the Home Front
Women contributed to the war effort by: performing traditional male jobs, such as assembly production working as nurses on the Front or treating injured soldiers upon return to Canada wrote Canadian troops overseas volunteered at blood banks and hospitals sewed clothes for troops
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$500 Question – War on the Home Front
Describe what the term “total war” means.
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$500 Answer – War on the Home Front
A policy whereby all industries, materials, and people were put to work for the war effort.
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This is the battle where Canadian troops landed at Juno Beach.
$100 Question – Battles This is the battle where Canadian troops landed at Juno Beach.
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$100 Answer – Battles D-Day (Invasion of Normandy)
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$200 Question – Battles After Hitler’s troops were defeated at this Battle, they were pushed back towards Berlin. Thank you Stalin!
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$200 Answer – Battles Battle of Stalingrad
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$300 Question – Battles Hitler tried to bomb this country out of the war early in this battle. Bad idea Hitler, it only increased morale.
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$300 Answer – Battles Battle of Britain
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$400 Question – Battles The US dropped two (2) atomic bombs on Japanese cities. One was Nagasaki; name the other.
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$400 Answer – Battles Hiroshima
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What happened at Dieppe. Why is it historically significant?
$500 Question – Battles What happened at Dieppe. Why is it historically significant?
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$500 Answer – Battles The Battle of Dieppe occurred in the opening years of the war, where Allied forces attempted to establish a Western Front in France. The historical significance of the battle was that Allied forces learned that any future invasion of the French coast would have to be accompanied with air and sea support. Such a strategy was utilized in June 1944 when Allied forces successfully landed at Normandy beaches. D-Day is the day when Canadian and Allied troops began to push German forces back towards Germany, firmly establishing a much needed Western Front in France.
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Final Jeopardy Describe and explain the historical significance of the … War Measures Act
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Final Jeopardy Answer only used three times in Canadian history
allowed the government to intern the Japanese during WWII and confiscate their property gives the Federal Government broad powers during times of war or revolt may be used to limit freedoms and rights of individual citizens
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