HIST 2280 Exam Review - Final Exam Notes for Identification and Multiple-Choice Questions
HIST 2280 - Hockey in Canadian History FINAL
EXAM
OVERVIEW
Wednesday August 9th 11:30-1:30pm
Part 1 → Multiple choice - 40 questions(40 marks)
Part 2 → Identification - 6 questions (60 marks [6x10 each])
- You will be given 6 randomly assigned course concepts. For each concept, you will provide
ideas/events/people/organizations associated with the concept in POINT FORM.
IMPORTANT PEOPLE
James Organized the first official game, drafted the first official hockey rules
Creighton
Michael Claims Irish hockey players taught the game to French Canadians through Roman
Vigneault Catholic Religion (common ground)
John A. National Policy (railways, protective tarriffs, settling in the west)
MacDonald
Lord Stanley Discovered hockey through his children, donated the Stanley cup, 6th Governor
general of Canada
Frank McGee “The joy of war”. Lost an eye during game, continues playing, breaks arm, continues
playing (put cast on opposite arm to trick players) enlists, injures knee, continues as
a motorcycle courrier.
John “doc” Formed the first professional team in Michigan in 1904
Gobson
Arthur Farrell Wrote the first book on hockey, played for the Montreal Shamrocks
Talbot Papineau Advoctate for French-Canadians joining the war effort, was the Oxford Canadians
goalie
Conn Smythe Bought the Toronto NHL team, “civic card”, part of the UofT team which enlisted
for the war
James Donated the Memorial cup, his brother George Richardson died on the front line.
Richardson
Nat Turofsky First maple leafs photographer
Ted Rogers Battery-less radio receivers (cost $350)
Foster Hewitt First play-by-play man, made the maple leafs a household name
Lalonde & Biggest french broadcast for Canadiens
Beaudry
HIST 2280 Exam Review - Final Exam Notes for Identification and Multiple-Choice Questions
, HIST 2280 Exam Review - Final Exam Notes for Identification and Multiple-Choice Questions
Loney & Laurin Allan laurin hit Allan Loney in the head on the ice. Loney died, and Laurin was
charged with murder, latser changed to manslaughter and got sentenced to no time
James Made the assertion that Kingston was the true birthplace of Hockey in Canada
Sutherland
Maurice The Richard riot. → Richard got into a fight with a player from the Bruins, but he hit
Richard a linesman. commissioner suspended him for the rest of the season and playoffs.
Fans went crazy ( throw tomatoes and smoke bombs) in the building. Riots began in
the strees, the beginning of the quiet revolution. seen as a hero and a symbol of how
French-Canadiens were being treated throughout history.
Mackenzie Said “not necessarily conscription but conscription if necessary”
King
Larry Quang The first NHL player with an Asian background
Brian Published the first book on women’s participate in hockey
McFarlane
Colin Howell Said “sport is about the body”
Elizabeth The first women to wear a hockey mask (first goalie) in 1927
Graham
Angela James & The first women to be brought into the Hockey Hall of Fame
Cammi Granato
Paul Henderson Scored the winning goal with 34 second left. NHL player for the Detriot red wongs,
Toronto Maple Leafs and Atlanta Flames.
Richard Said “Hockey is the national id”
Harrison
Richard Said sport is a cultural text; a manifestation of the society from which it emerges
Gruneau
Benedict Believed that nations are “imagined communities”
Anderson
John Ross Of the OHA, issued lifetime bans for players who received money for playing
Robertson hockey in an amateur league
Sir Etienne In 1848, he wanted to include physical education in colleges
Tache
Hilda Leading scorer and most dominating player in the womens game of her era, and
Ranscombe perhaps ever
Identification Question Example:
HIST 2280 Exam Review - Final Exam Notes for Identification and Multiple-Choice Questions
, HIST 2280 Exam Review - Final Exam Notes for Identification and Multiple-Choice Questions
Term/idea/concept: “Appropriation”
- One set of people borrowing the culture of another
- French-Canadians learn hockey from the Irish
- The Catholic Church as common ground (between French and Irish)
- The Catholic Church was skeptical about the English game
- The antithesis of “assimilation”
- La Presse called hockey: “the national sport of Canada” (1896)
- Hockey gives voice to French-Canadian identity
- Howie Morens (even through he wasn’t French!)
- Rocket Richard
- Montreal Canadians come to represent French Canada
MIDTERM EXAM REVIEW
Sports that inspired hockey
- Folk games:
o Ricket → popular in Halifax, using a cricket ball on ice.
o Shinty → from the Scottish Highlands played with a ball and sticks.
o Hurling → Gaelic game in Ireland with balls and sticks
o Bandy → ancient roman northern European game of 11 aside
- Cricket
o Equipment (ball [before the puck]), and later goalie pads
- Lacrosse
o First nations game
o 7 men aside approach and the “bully-off” to commence play.
- Field Hockey
o Rules, James Creighton used field hockey rules to derive most of the “Montreal rules”
for the ice version.
- These types of sports and games were believed to build character, and instill manliness and
patriotism to young men.
- The pleasure of sporting were enjoyment, thrill, sociability, well-being
Rational Recreation
- Inspired by British and Victorian ideals of muscular Christianity.
- Includes: walking, reading, playing sports
o Does not include gambling.
- Gambling, drinking, and “rough” sports were considered irrational leisure
The First Modern Game
- March 3, 1875
- Montreal Victoria skating rink
- Two McGill University teams
- James Creighton organized the first “official” game.
Religion
- Social entrepreneurs → upper middle-class Anglos
- Social gospels → Methodists, other religious people
HIST 2280 Exam Review - Final Exam Notes for Identification and Multiple-Choice Questions
HIST 2280 - Hockey in Canadian History FINAL
EXAM
OVERVIEW
Wednesday August 9th 11:30-1:30pm
Part 1 → Multiple choice - 40 questions(40 marks)
Part 2 → Identification - 6 questions (60 marks [6x10 each])
- You will be given 6 randomly assigned course concepts. For each concept, you will provide
ideas/events/people/organizations associated with the concept in POINT FORM.
IMPORTANT PEOPLE
James Organized the first official game, drafted the first official hockey rules
Creighton
Michael Claims Irish hockey players taught the game to French Canadians through Roman
Vigneault Catholic Religion (common ground)
John A. National Policy (railways, protective tarriffs, settling in the west)
MacDonald
Lord Stanley Discovered hockey through his children, donated the Stanley cup, 6th Governor
general of Canada
Frank McGee “The joy of war”. Lost an eye during game, continues playing, breaks arm, continues
playing (put cast on opposite arm to trick players) enlists, injures knee, continues as
a motorcycle courrier.
John “doc” Formed the first professional team in Michigan in 1904
Gobson
Arthur Farrell Wrote the first book on hockey, played for the Montreal Shamrocks
Talbot Papineau Advoctate for French-Canadians joining the war effort, was the Oxford Canadians
goalie
Conn Smythe Bought the Toronto NHL team, “civic card”, part of the UofT team which enlisted
for the war
James Donated the Memorial cup, his brother George Richardson died on the front line.
Richardson
Nat Turofsky First maple leafs photographer
Ted Rogers Battery-less radio receivers (cost $350)
Foster Hewitt First play-by-play man, made the maple leafs a household name
Lalonde & Biggest french broadcast for Canadiens
Beaudry
HIST 2280 Exam Review - Final Exam Notes for Identification and Multiple-Choice Questions
, HIST 2280 Exam Review - Final Exam Notes for Identification and Multiple-Choice Questions
Loney & Laurin Allan laurin hit Allan Loney in the head on the ice. Loney died, and Laurin was
charged with murder, latser changed to manslaughter and got sentenced to no time
James Made the assertion that Kingston was the true birthplace of Hockey in Canada
Sutherland
Maurice The Richard riot. → Richard got into a fight with a player from the Bruins, but he hit
Richard a linesman. commissioner suspended him for the rest of the season and playoffs.
Fans went crazy ( throw tomatoes and smoke bombs) in the building. Riots began in
the strees, the beginning of the quiet revolution. seen as a hero and a symbol of how
French-Canadiens were being treated throughout history.
Mackenzie Said “not necessarily conscription but conscription if necessary”
King
Larry Quang The first NHL player with an Asian background
Brian Published the first book on women’s participate in hockey
McFarlane
Colin Howell Said “sport is about the body”
Elizabeth The first women to wear a hockey mask (first goalie) in 1927
Graham
Angela James & The first women to be brought into the Hockey Hall of Fame
Cammi Granato
Paul Henderson Scored the winning goal with 34 second left. NHL player for the Detriot red wongs,
Toronto Maple Leafs and Atlanta Flames.
Richard Said “Hockey is the national id”
Harrison
Richard Said sport is a cultural text; a manifestation of the society from which it emerges
Gruneau
Benedict Believed that nations are “imagined communities”
Anderson
John Ross Of the OHA, issued lifetime bans for players who received money for playing
Robertson hockey in an amateur league
Sir Etienne In 1848, he wanted to include physical education in colleges
Tache
Hilda Leading scorer and most dominating player in the womens game of her era, and
Ranscombe perhaps ever
Identification Question Example:
HIST 2280 Exam Review - Final Exam Notes for Identification and Multiple-Choice Questions
, HIST 2280 Exam Review - Final Exam Notes for Identification and Multiple-Choice Questions
Term/idea/concept: “Appropriation”
- One set of people borrowing the culture of another
- French-Canadians learn hockey from the Irish
- The Catholic Church as common ground (between French and Irish)
- The Catholic Church was skeptical about the English game
- The antithesis of “assimilation”
- La Presse called hockey: “the national sport of Canada” (1896)
- Hockey gives voice to French-Canadian identity
- Howie Morens (even through he wasn’t French!)
- Rocket Richard
- Montreal Canadians come to represent French Canada
MIDTERM EXAM REVIEW
Sports that inspired hockey
- Folk games:
o Ricket → popular in Halifax, using a cricket ball on ice.
o Shinty → from the Scottish Highlands played with a ball and sticks.
o Hurling → Gaelic game in Ireland with balls and sticks
o Bandy → ancient roman northern European game of 11 aside
- Cricket
o Equipment (ball [before the puck]), and later goalie pads
- Lacrosse
o First nations game
o 7 men aside approach and the “bully-off” to commence play.
- Field Hockey
o Rules, James Creighton used field hockey rules to derive most of the “Montreal rules”
for the ice version.
- These types of sports and games were believed to build character, and instill manliness and
patriotism to young men.
- The pleasure of sporting were enjoyment, thrill, sociability, well-being
Rational Recreation
- Inspired by British and Victorian ideals of muscular Christianity.
- Includes: walking, reading, playing sports
o Does not include gambling.
- Gambling, drinking, and “rough” sports were considered irrational leisure
The First Modern Game
- March 3, 1875
- Montreal Victoria skating rink
- Two McGill University teams
- James Creighton organized the first “official” game.
Religion
- Social entrepreneurs → upper middle-class Anglos
- Social gospels → Methodists, other religious people
HIST 2280 Exam Review - Final Exam Notes for Identification and Multiple-Choice Questions
