Canadas Industrial Age

4. As industries were switching to _________, people became dependent on it to run their factories.
5. Unionized streetcar workers _____ the streetcars.
7. Many ______ families suffered from low wages, unemployment, poverty and disease.
8. ______ were often hired in many i industries because they were very cheap to employ.
11. When the boycott was ______ large crowds gathered together and riots broke out.
12. Was booming and as a result many people had to move away from their farms to work in factories.
15. Is the movement to address these problems.
17. _______ of child labour led to children no longer working in the 1900s.
18. The bell telephone company decided to hire all women as ________ because they felt women would give better services.
19. By the 1900’s ________ were mandatory for children to attend.
20. Were the cheapest labour available to companies, because they has no training or skills.

1. ______ replaced horse drawn streetcars in the 1890s because of the use of electricity.
2. Non-unionized workers were known as ________ because they helped stop the strikes.
3. In 1872 the government passed the ________ Act which made unions legal in Canada.
6. ________ was appointed the new post of superintendent of neglected and dependent children.
9. Young women in Canada often had to work as ______ because they were in cities where finding other jobs was hard.
10. Sometimes _______ showed up at factories to check on the conditions.
13. In the 1900 the govt sent in the military into Valleyfeild, QC to stop the ___________ workers from striking
14. Were an important method of transportation in the 1890’s as they grew more popular and were improved.
16. In 1904 a ____ broke out in Toronto, it destroyed over 100 buildings and over 5000 people lost their jobs.