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Magistrate

Magistrate

________: An officer that responsible for administering law.

Appeasement

________: Giving someone a advantage they have requested to prevent further disagreement.

Fascism

________: Leader is the leader and the leader is above everyone.

Suffrage

________: The right to vote.

Isolationism

________: Focusing on internal affairs.

Balfour Report

________: Canada became partially independent of Britain "Equals "Commonwealth.

British Privy Council

________: The highest court of appeal in The British Empire and highest in Canada then.

Definition of Rum

________ runner: Smuggling or transporting alcohol across a border.

Definition of Prohibition

________: A ban of production, distribution and consumption of intoxicating beverages.

1920 is known as a time of

advancements

People wanted to

enjoy themselves

Farmer had a loss in the

wheat market

Women had experience the life outside of roles and were

Unhappy

They were having issue

Earning decent wages

In 1929 Women were granted the right to be considered

Persons

WCTU

Womens Christian Temperance Union

The christian Women;s Temperance Union began to fell like alcohol was destroying families the ban was from

1920-1927

The ban in the U.S. lasted until

1933

The Canadians sold alcohol to the

Americans

The made more money in a week then they would usually make in a

year

Someone that smuggled alcohol into the US by water was called a

Rum Runner

Definition of Rum runner

Smuggling or transporting alcohol across a border

Someone that smuggled alcohol into the US by land was called a

Bootlegger

Indention of Bootlegging

The illegal sale of alcohol

Canadas Al Capone was named

Rocco Perri

Rocco Perri disappeared on

April 23 1944

Famous 5 were

Emily Murphy, Nellie McClung, Louise McKinney, Henrietta Muir Edwards, Irene Parlby

The famous 5 got women to be considered as

persons

Definition of Prohibition

A ban of production, distribution and consumption of intoxicating beverages

Loopholes

Borders, Prescribed

Most of U.S. border was from

Canada

Two liter bottles were

$50-$100

Windsor had many smugglers into

Detroit

75% of smuggled alcohol was from

Windsor to Detroit

Suffrage

The right to vote

Magistrate

An officer that responsible for administering law

Supreme Court

Highest court in Canada

British Privy Council

The highest court of appeal in The British Empire and highest in Canada then

They started to rebel by fighting and changing their appearance to be less

"feminine"

1926 PM William Lyon Mackenzie King asked to dissolve

parliament and call a fresh election

He stepped down to force an election and got elected again because he was angry about how much the Gov General was

controlling

Stock market crash sparked the

start of great depression

Lots of people buying

Stocks

It was in Rapid

Expansion

People were investing Borrowing

money

When it went down people would panic sell leading to stocks to

crashgar

Everyone was investing but there was

Inflation

Down

14m dollars in one day

Banks only give of money back

10% back

Without customers businesses

fell apart

No money for

salaries

People spending too much of

credit

People buy stocks on

credit

Black Tuesday started

Depression

Unemployment rates of over

30%

Dust Bowl in

Prairies

Dust bowl was

Drought, Dust storms, Insect plagues

By 1933

30% were out of work

Shanty town

Poor towns

Isolationism

Focusing on internal affairs

Fascism

Leader is the leader and the leader is above everyone

Appeasement

Giving someone a advantage they have requested to prevent further disagreement