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| What showed great discrepancy between the rich and poor? | Laurier era
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| Labour Unions began to form between which two dates? | 1880-1910
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| How were protests and strikes put down? | Violence
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| Where were the worst protests and strikes? | British Columbia
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| What did unions fight for? | Better working conditions and fair pay
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| How many miners were arrested because of the Dunsmuir strikes? | 179
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| Who had to put down the Dunsmuir strikes? | Prov. Militia
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| Why did unions begin to resent immigrants? | Because they came in to Canada and undermined and worked for less wages.
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| What was the name of the Minister of the Interior who started the "open door" policy | Clifford Sifton
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| Who replaceed Sifton and in what year? | Frank Oliver, 1905
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| What specific groups of immigrants were targeted? | Asian
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| Where and when did riots break out and damge Japanese and Chinese buisnesses? | Vancouver, 1907
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| What was the limit put on Japanese immigrants per year? | 400
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| What group of people could not be denied entry into Canada? | Indians (from India)
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| What rule was put in place to prevent Indians coming to Canada as immigrants? | Continuous Passage Rule
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| What were most women still doing in the 1900's for work? | Taking care of huge families and doing household jobs
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| What percent of Women held university degrees? | 15%
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| What is a suffragist and what did they want? | A woman fighting for the right to vote, they wanted Social reform
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| Many suffragists were members of what organization? | Women's Christian Temperance Movement (WCTU)
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| What was WCTU fighting for? | Prohibition
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| What was a nickname given to members of the WCTU? | Maternal Feminists
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| What was the worldwide movement often resulting in Violence called? | Enfranchisement
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| Who led the hungers strikes in the U.K.? | Emmeline Pankhurst
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| Who led the hunger strikes in the U.S? | Susan B. Anthony
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| What three provinces gave women the right to vote in 1916? | Sask. Alberta and Manitoba
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| What year did Ontario and B.C give women the right to vote? | 1917
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| What occured in 1918? | Federal Enfranchisement
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| Who was thet last province and what year did they give women the right to vote? | Quebec, 1940
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| Who was the Canadian woman famous for fighting for Womans rights? | Nellie McClung
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| Where was she from? | Manitoba
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| What was her profession? | Teacher
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| What did she use to win over supporters? | Wit and Humour
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| Where did she move and why? | Alberta, to work on enfranchisement there
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| What did Nellie McClung become a symbol of? | Womens Movement
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| How were native groups doing at the turn of the century? | They were struggling
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| The natives wanted to retain their territory based on what? | Royal Proclamation of 1763
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| In what years did the Allied tribes of B.C reject a motion by the government? | 1916
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| After the natives rejected the governments plans what happened? | The requirement for native consent was removed
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| Where were the native land issues brought up? | Nisga'a land claim dispute
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| What 2 things were the Nisga'a given? | Self governing rights and Financial settlement
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