© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved Number 1 Commander Cool 201 Round 1Round 2 Final Jeopardy.


Number 1 Commander

Cool 201

Round 1 Round 2Final

Jeopardy


Those Less

Equal

The Laurier Boom

Closing the Door

Wonders Rise of Unions

Immigration

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Round 2

Final Jeopardy

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What are homestead landsWhat are homestead lands


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Public land granted to settlers by the US and Canadian governmentPublic land granted to settlers by the US and Canadian government

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Who is Clifford SiftonWho is Clifford Sifton


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Lauriers Minister of Interior and is charge of immigration

Lauriers Minister of Interior and is charge of immigration

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What were the 2 reasons vast migrations of population

occurred?

What were the 2 reasons vast migrations of population

occurred?


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To leave ones homeland and the opportunity in another country

To leave ones homeland and the opportunity in another country

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How did Sifton attract controversy

How did Sifton attract controversy


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By welcoming immigrants from Eastern and Central Europe into

Canada

By welcoming immigrants from Eastern and Central Europe into

Canada

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What is a SoddyWhat is a Soddy


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A mud covered sod on a wood frame

A mud covered sod on a wood frame

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What was the Charter that took the Sikh’s from India to Canada

called

What was the Charter that took the Sikh’s from India to Canada

called


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The Komgata MaruThe Komgata Maru

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Why did James Dunsmir refuse to sign a bill to exclude Japanese immigrants from immigrating to

Canada

Why did James Dunsmir refuse to sign a bill to exclude Japanese immigrants from immigrating to

Canada


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Because it would break the Japanese alliance with Canada

Because it would break the Japanese alliance with Canada

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Opponents of Asian immigrants formed what league?

Opponents of Asian immigrants formed what league?


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The Asiatic Exclusion League


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What is Sfton’s policyWhat is Sfton’s policy


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“open door’ immigration policy“open door’ immigration policy

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On July 23, the Komagata Maru was escorted out of Vancouver harbor by what cruiser


$500$500

The cruiser RainbowThe cruiser Rainbow

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This western Canadian was supporter of women’s suffrage

and wrote many books and articles including her

autobiography

This western Canadian was supporter of women’s suffrage

and wrote many books and articles including her

autobiography


$100$100

Nellie McClungNellie McClung

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This man lead Canada from 1896-1911

This man lead Canada from 1896-1911


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Wilfred LaurierWilfred Laurier

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An agreement signed on August 4 1998

An agreement signed on August 4 1998


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Nisga’a land claim Nisga’a land claim

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A woman's group supporting prohibition


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The WCTUThe WCTU

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Women were first able to vote in this area

Women were first able to vote in this area


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Western CanadaWestern Canada

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Who flew the first successful flight in Canada?


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J.A.D. McCurdyJ.A.D. McCurdy

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Before Coca cola was a soft drink what was it often used for

Before Coca cola was a soft drink what was it often used for


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A medicineA medicine

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What were the early wooden planes held together with? 3

things

What were the early wooden planes held together with? 3

things


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Bamboo, Wire, FabricBamboo, Wire, Fabric

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Why was the telephone so popular in Canada?

Why was the telephone so popular in Canada?


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Because of Canada's large sizeBecause of Canada's large size

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Who was the first man to transmit the world’s first radio broadcast

of music and video

Who was the first man to transmit the world’s first radio broadcast

of music and video


$500$500

Fredrick FessendenFredrick Fessenden

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What percentage of the population joined unions between

1880 and 1900

What percentage of the population joined unions between

1880 and 1900


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10 % 10 %

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These people were the easiest to replace if they went on strike

These people were the easiest to replace if they went on strike


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Unskilled laborers Unskilled laborers

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These people were hired to break up strikes

These people were hired to break up strikes


Militia, private police force

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$400$400

Who controled the coal mining industry on Vancouver Island in

the early 1900’s

Who controled the coal mining industry on Vancouver Island in

the early 1900’s


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Dunsmuir's Dunsmuir's

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IN what city was a McDonalds successfully unionized

IN what city was a McDonalds successfully unionized


$500$500

Squamish Squamish

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A reason for someone to leave their on country

A reason for someone to leave their on country


$100$100

Push Factor Push Factor

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A reason for someone to travel to another country

A reason for someone to travel to another country


$200$200

Pull Factor Pull Factor

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These people were the least successful

Farmers and often ended up in the cities.

$300$300


$300$300

Settlers from British Isles Settlers from British Isles

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People from this areas made good farmers because they

understood the dry land farming methods

People from this areas made good farmers because they

understood the dry land farming methods


$400$400

Eastern Europe Eastern Europe

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$500$500

Before you could begin to homestead you had to raise this

much money

Before you could begin to homestead you had to raise this

much money


$500$500

$ 500 $ 500

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Imperialism

Mish Mash

Subject 3

Subject 4

Subject5

Subject6

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Round 1

Final Jeopardy

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Canada helped fight these people in South Africa

Canada helped fight these people in South Africa


$200$200

Boars Boars

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The British launched this “all big gun” battleship in 1906

The British launched this “all big gun” battleship in 1906


$400$400

HMS DreadnoughtHMS Dreadnought

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$600$600

During the 1911 election Canadians were concerned with

this

During the 1911 election Canadians were concerned with

this


$600$600

Free Trade Free Trade

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$800$800

The Americans purchased Alaska from this country

The Americans purchased Alaska from this country


$800$800

Russia Russia

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The dispute was over this part of Alaska

The dispute was over this part of Alaska


$1000$1000

Alaskan panhandle. Alaskan panhandle.

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In what province was there e a dispute over French language

schooling

In what province was there e a dispute over French language

schooling


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Manitoba Manitoba

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Mr. Ladefoged’s babies full name Mr. Ladefoged’s babies full name


$400$400

Jane Maria LadefogedJane Maria Ladefoged

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Laurier replaced this man as Prime Minister

Laurier replaced this man as Prime Minister


$600$600

MacDonald.MacDonald.

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$800$800

Mr. Ladefoged's daughter is half Danish and half this

Mr. Ladefoged's daughter is half Danish and half this


$800$800

Czech Czech

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Laurier was a member of this party

$1000$1000


$1000$1000

Liberal Liberal

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$200$200

These are industries unable to compete due to economic forces

These are industries unable to compete due to economic forces


$200$200

What are sunset industriesWhat are sunset industries

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$400$400

The federal gov’t programs which transfer tax reverses directly to

law income provinces

The federal gov’t programs which transfer tax reverses directly to

law income provinces


$400$400

Equalization ProgramsEqualization Programs

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$600$600

Incentives used to encourage companies to do business

outside the core

Incentives used to encourage companies to do business

outside the core


$600$600

Tax Breaks Tax Breaks

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$800$800

The idea that resources, such as human labour, and natural

resources are limited and should be used in the most effective way possible I, is known as

The idea that resources, such as human labour, and natural

resources are limited and should be used in the most effective way possible I, is known as


$800$800

Scarcity Scarcity

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The process of moving economic opportunities out of the core and

into the periphery

The process of moving economic opportunities out of the core and

into the periphery


$1000$1000

Decentralization Decentralization

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$200$200

This king was unpopular because he was Catholic

This king was unpopular because he was Catholic


$200$200

James IIJames II

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$400$400

This man spread stories of a catholic conspiracy throughout

Britain

This man spread stories of a catholic conspiracy throughout

Britain


$400$400

Titus Oats Titus Oats

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These laws were designed to limit the influence of Catholics in

Britain

These laws were designed to limit the influence of Catholics in

Britain


$600$600

THE Test Acts THE Test Acts

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$800$800

Who replaced James II as king and queen of England

Who replaced James II as king and queen of England


$800$800

Mary, and William of Orange Mary, and William of Orange

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$1000$1000

This document laid down the laws by which the monarchy can

rule.

This document laid down the laws by which the monarchy can

rule.


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Native Rights Native Rights

Final Jeopardy Question


The concept that native people have ownership of the land

because they were the first to occupy it

The concept that native people have ownership of the land

because they were the first to occupy it


Aboriginal Title Aboriginal Title

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