'War measures act' diaporamas de présentation

SS11 Exam Review

SS11 Exam Review. Section 1: History. Prohibition. A ban on alcohol sought by women in early 1900s. Alcohol was banned in both Canada and the USA for a number of years. Suffragist.

3.34k views • 326 slides

CHAPTER 11

CHAPTER 11. Complexities of Liberalism in Practice. To what extent should democratic governments promote and protect individual and collective rights?. Collective & Individual Rights. They are not interchangeable What individual rights do you have at school?

613 views • 39 slides

The War at Home

465 views • 31 slides

Laurier

Laurier. Last Best West. Indian Act. Head Tax. suffrage. Alaska Boundary Dispute. Boer War. Komagata Maru. Halifax Explosion. Vimy Ridge. War Measures Act. Borden. Triple Entente. Nationalism. Franz Ferdinand. Sarajevo. Sam Hughes. Arthur Currie. War technology and tactics.

470 views • 31 slides

Governing the nation

416 views • 26 slides

Women on the home front

Women on the home front. Women were expected to sacrifice for the war effort Women rationed food (especially meat), made vegetable gardens and sewed their own clothes Also, women knitted socks for men in the trenches

432 views • 24 slides

The modernization of Quebec Society

The modernization of Quebec Society. The Great Depression. A period of economic hardship in North America from 1929 to 1939 Many people were left unemployed and homeless and overwhelmed charity and religious groups

361 views • 19 slides

308 views • 18 slides

Battle of Britain

317 views • 14 slides

Battle of Britain

243 views • 14 slides

The Rise of Separatism

The Rise of Separatism. The Royal Commission, The Flag Debate, Bilingualism and the October Crisis. Lester Pearson. When Lester Pearson became Prime Minister in 1963, French/English relations was the most important political issue in Canada

312 views • 13 slides

Women in WWI

Women in WWI. Roles. Women provided crucial support as wives, mothers, and sweethearts of the men who fought They campaigned and recruited men Maintained a strong wartime economy and kept public moral high . Roles they fulfilled.

225 views • 12 slides

Canada in the 1970s

Canada in the 1970s. Main Points. Patriation : Canada would bring the Constitution home from England, thus giving Canadians the right to make their own changes Amending Formula : a formula to change or amend the Constitution, acceptable to the Premiers and the federal government

958 views • 11 slides

181 views • 10 slides

War on the Home Front -Issues at Home - Canadian Recruitment

273 views • 9 slides

Imperfect Ideologies

Imperfect Ideologies. Modern Challenges to Liberalism in an Evolving World. Michael Blouin. Quebec Language Laws.

214 views • 9 slides

Canada & WW 1, 1914 - 1918

Canada & WW 1, 1914 - 1918. War on the Home Front. Support for the War Effort. People on the home front were encouraged to make sacrifices to ensure victory in Europe Victory Gardens ate less meat, sugar, butter, bread so soldiers would have enough

256 views • 8 slides

The Great War

The Great War. Racism in Canada. The Canadian Army. Sam Hughes decided that instead of building a uniquely Canadian Army, he wanted to model the British Army He assumed that a British-Style Canadian Army could best fit into the British Chain of Command

181 views • 8 slides

Japanese internment

ms. fitton - Socials 11. Japanese internment.

224 views • 8 slides

Canada And the Great War

Canada And the Great War. Miss Pakkar Student Teacher BA . Assassination of Franz Ferdinand. Who: Heir to the Austro-Hungarian Empire. What: Assassinated by Gavrilo Princip , member of the Black Hand Society Where: Sarajevo, Bosnia When: June 28 th , 1914

147 views • 5 slides