- Identify the statements that describe the significance of the Enforcement Acts. square The Enforcement Acts included measures to penalize those who interfered with any citizen's right to vote, as well as dispatched federal election supervisors to monitor elections. The Enforcement Acts were efforts by Republicans in Congress to eliminate racial violence. The Enforcement Acts gave the Ku Klux Klan more legal power to continue its strategies of intimidation and terror to prevent efforts to reconstruct the South. The Enforcement Acts were efforts by Democrats in Congress to obstruct Reconstruction efforts. square
- did the Protestant Reformation change the religious and cultural atmosphere of England? (WG 4.4) The Protestant Reformation caused many noble Englishman to dedicate their lives to becoming monks and teaching others the principles of Christianity. Spurred by the Protestant Reformation, the king of England outlawed Catholicism and became the leader of the Church of England. The Protestant Reformation eliminated the struggle for religious dominance between Catholics and Protestants throughout western Europe. hrough the Protestant Reformation, England was able to mass incredible wealth from the sale of literature printed by the printing press.
- NORAD - who is involved? Pearson, Trudeau and the Birth of Quebec Nationalism What is the Official Languages Act? (1 sentence) Parti-Quebecois - Who started it? What was/is its purpose? (1 sentence) Quebec Separatism Bill 101- Know the 3 main points of it from the powerpoint First Referendum - When was the first referendum? What did they vote on? What was the result? Test Format Multiple Choice -21 Questions True/False -21 Questions Short Answer -9 Questions Historical Cartoon Analysis -5 Questions (One of the Cartoons we did in class)
- 3. Which Canadian battle is considered one of the defining moments in Canadian military history and why? (2 marks)
- League of Nations - success/failure? What were the 2 big "mistakes" by Hitler and His allies that cost him WW2 Atomic Bombs -2 cities they were used on (names) alitarianism/Adolf Hitler Definition of Totalitarianism What do you call the head of the government of a Totalitarian Government? When was Hitler elected Chancellor of Germany (His start to power) . Hitler expands his power/authority - Followed Treaty of Versailles? Ghettos - What were they Great Depression Black Thursday - Full date On-To-Ottawa Trek - what was it? Describe it in 1 or 2 sentences. What was the Great Depression? -1 sentence Similarities between The Great Depression and today's society? (2 similarities) ST WORLD WAR CANADA anging Face of Canada Baby Boom - What was it? One sentence What caused the Baby Boom? -3 Why was Canada's population increasing after WW2 W2-3 reasons Newcomers to Canada - what were some obstacles they faced? Know 2 Why would women feel trapped or isolated in the 1950 s? Women - what was seen as their primary role? w Times, New Leadership Newfoundland joining Canada - when? Quebec Nationalism -Premier who first started the movement, what did he pr sentence for each) John Diefenbaker -when was he PM his greatest accomplishments (domestic st War Prosperity Canada's post-war economy was built on what?Know 2 examples How did the US see Canada (in terms of economy) Who were the 2 countries involved? Roots of the Cold War - Know 2 (1 sentence to describe them each) Iron Curtain -What is it? Id War
