1930's- The great depression years
Across
- 2. many people living with friends or family because of living expenses becoming to hard to keep up with.
- 4. travelling by lying atop the roof of box cars
- 6. where many men were sent to work on various odd jobs, given food and shelter while there
- 9. the only political party that didn't initally plan to wait it out
- 10. Leader of the conservatives
- 11. The line up for food, jobs, substinance
- 14. Artist that added new dimension to canadian character with her paintings of Aboriginal life
- 16. extremely poor persons that cannot provide for themself, or any family they may have
- 18. A notice the owner of property must leave their home due to inadequate payment.
- 19. started as a support meeting on dominion day, 103 were arrested, many injured and one killed at the involvement of the government
- 20. model T ford cars, without their engine, drawn by horses
Down
- 1. buildings meant to serve starving families and unemployed people looking for jobs.
- 2. dust, ____ and grasshoppers were the best way to explain the prairies because the soil would dry up due to the _____, turn to sand or dust and fly in times of wind. The little spouts of buds would attract grasshopers
- 3. July 1st, 1935
- 5. thousands of unemployed men riding the on top of the box cars to vancouver in hopes of delivering a message to PM Bennett
- 7. Pay the the people so they have it, and they spend it
- 8. Governmental run programs to help those who qualify get enough; food, water, and money to survive
- 9. The icon of Canada's individuality as nation
- 12. Doctor ____ Banting and Charles Best made the life changing discovery of Insulin to diabetics
- 13. Seven individuals giving a new view on art, adding to Canada's reputation
- 15. co-operative commonwealth Federation
- 17. Mackenzie ____, leader of the Liberals