Chapter Three Horizons
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| LONG | In the 19th century people worked ___ hours.
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| ANGLICAN | The official church in colonial Canada was ____.
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| MISSIONARIES | "Which was true of 19th-century churches in Canada? churches sponsored _____,churches made decisions about education, and churches told people who to vote for."
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| OPTIMISTIC | The Victorian Era was typically _____.
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| SOCIAL | Victorians were obsessed with _____ status.
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| INFECTION | "Until the late 19th century, no one knew about bacteria and ____."
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| SMOKED | "When operating in the 19th century, surgeons often ____."
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| CARBOLIC | Louis Pasteur discovered an antiseptic. It was called ____ acid.
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| BLOOD | Which of the following was a popular form of Victorian entertainment? ____ sports
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| WOMEN | "In the 19th century, many people thought education and job training for ____ was unnecessary."
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| SCHOOLTEACHER | A job open to women in the 19th century was _____.
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| STOWE | Emily ____ was a pioneering medical doctor.
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| TELEVISION | "Which of the following did not exist in the 19th century? Movies, radio, and ____."
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| RAILWAYS | Transportation in Canada became much easier when ____ were built.
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| SPORTS | 19th-century newspapers lacked a ____ section.
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| POLITICAL | 19th-century newspapers would have which of the following? ____ cartoons
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| NEWSPAPERS | Reading 19th-century ____ today helps us better understand that era.
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| CIVILIZATION | The Gradual ____ Act (1857) made Aboriginal peoples citizens of Britain. This was done to allow governments to ignore previously made agreements.
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| WILD | The prevailing attitude toward Aboriginal peoples in the 19th century was that they were ?____ children?.
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| ASSIMILATE | The primary aim of the government toward Aboriginal peoples was to ____ them.
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| ENGLISH | "?Grey Owl? was the most famous Canadian Aboriginal person of the early 20th century. In fact he was actually ____, and he exploited a common stereotype."
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| CORN | "In 1846, the British government repealed the ___ Laws. This led to the Irish Potato Famine, caused an economic depression in Canada, and made colonial union economically feasible."
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| ELGIN | The Rebellion Losses Bill was signed into law by Lord ___ because the elected government had passed the bill.
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| BURNING | Opponents of the Rebellion Losses Bill responded to its passage by ___ the Parliament Buildings.
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| ECONOMIC | "Which of the following were an advantages of Confederation? ____ prosperity, it would make a more efficient government, and it would remove intercolonial tariffs."
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| DESTINY | Which of the following is the best definition of ?Manifest ____?? The United States should rule all of North America.
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| AMERICAN | The American threat to Canada was heightened by the ____ Civil War.
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| POPULATION | Representation by ___ meant that each representative should represent about the same number of people.
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| GRITS | The political party which supported the concept of Representation by Population was the Clear ____.
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| CARTIER | The leader of the Parti Bleu was ___.
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| BROWN | The leader of the Clear Grits was ____.
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| MACDONALD | The leader of the Tories was ___.
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| DOUBLE | "___ Majority" meant that a majority was needed in both Canada East and Canada West to pass legislation.
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| MARITIME | The original purpose of the Charlottetown Conference was to discuss a ___ Union.
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| IRISH | The Fenian Raids were attacks by ____ nationalists on Canada.
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| FENIAN | The effect of the ____ Raids was to convince many that Confederation was necessary.
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| QUEBEC | The purpose of the ___ Conference was to draw up the terms of Confederation.
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| NEWFOUNDLAND | The two colonies that rejected the 72 Resolutions were Prince Edward Island and ___.
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| MONARCH | "Under the British North America Act, the Head of State in Canada is the ____."
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| CURRENCY | "Under the British North America Act, which of the following is a federal responsibility? coinage and ___, fisheries, and postal service."
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| UNEMPLOYMENT | "Under the British North America Act, which of the following is a federal responsibility? Banking, ___ insurance, and defense."
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| JUSTICE | "Under the British North America Act, which of the following is a provincial responsibility? Timber, administration of ___, and education K-12."
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| LICENSES | "Under the British North America Act, which of the following is a provincial responsibility? business __, education, an incorporation of companies."
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| TAXATION | What responsibility is shared by the federal and provincial governments? ____
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