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Flashcards covering key concepts from the National Policy Years related to manufacturing, economic evolution, and the socio-political landscape in Canada between 1867-1913.
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Manufacturing as a percentage of GDP didn’t change much, but there were shifts in the __ contributions to manufacturing.
sectoral
Shipbuilding peaked in the __ in 1864 with 586 vessels built but declined to only 96 ships by 1896.
Maritimes
A significant international slowdown occurred in __ affecting wood exports.
1873
In 1897, the US imposed a duty on sawn lumber that would rise if Canada reinstated the export tax on __.
logs
BC placed an embargo on the export of __ logs from Crown lands in 1891.
unprocessed
By 1890s, exports of unprocessed __ relative to timber increased due to shifts in trade.
logs
New technology in paper production could isolate __ in wood.
cellulose
__ was ideally suited for paper production and was plentiful in Central Canada.
Spruce
In 1899, steelworks were erected in Sydney, NS, primarily producing __ rails.
steel
Canada's manufacturing faced high costs in the secondary manufacturing sector due to __ tariffs.
National Policy
Manufacturing activity was concentrated in __ Canada, especially in Ontario.
Central
The first department store in Canada was opened by __ Eaton in Toronto in 1869.
Timothy
Financial intermediation involves the transfer of funds from __ to borrowers.
savers
The Montreal Stock Exchange was formed in __.
1863
The first major project of the Ontario Power Commission was to build a __ from Niagara Falls to Toronto.
transmission line
Electric washing machines were invented in __.
1906
The __ was established in 1906 as the world’s first publicly owned power authority.
Ontario Hydro Electric Power Commission
The IWW welcomed all races into its ranks and promoted the general __ as a tool to overthrow the system.
strike
The __ was launched in 1918 with the aim of erasing jurisdictional barriers.
One Big Union (OBU)