HIST 2280- Final Exam Questions and Correct Answers (New Version )

HIST 2280- Final Exam Questions and Correct Answers (New Version ) whats going on in canada () - Answers -by 67, 80% of canadians lived on famrs -1914, 50% living in urban centers leisure time - Answers urbanization meant manhood is jeopardized - men needed muscular games creation of hockey- combining sports - Answers -ricket (cricket ball on ice) -shinty (Scottish highlands, played with sticks and balls - hurling (gaelic) -bandy (northen eurpoean) -rugby -cricket -lacrosse -field hockey first modern games - Answers -march 3, 1875 -2 teams from Mcgill -played at Montreals Victoria Skating Rink -Creighton makes official rules in Montreal Gazette Who played hockey at this time (1870) - Answers -doctors -lawyers -businessmen -civil servants -university students -aristocrats Lord Stanley of Preston - Answers -close to royals and victoria -celebrity -children loved the game to, -with his name on cup, cemented hockey as the Canadian game first world war/ boer war - Answers -6100 Canadians died in it 2 ideas on manhood - Answers -respectable: upper middle class, aggressive, went along with other tenets (sobriety, industry) -rough: working class workers in factories needed something to define them, hockey was a way to express themselves, claimed their manhood violence: part of the game - Answers -4 deaths in 1904 -stick swinging incidents common due to no helmets fighting for respect - Answers -canadians, french, irish, fought to get out of british colonies -other communities fought for respect from Anglo-Protestant hegmony -ex: Montreal Shamrocks and Winnipeg Falcons Conn Smythe: Creator of leafs - Answers -shot Germans and brought two prisoners back -Smythe captured by germans became prisoner of war -got nations fighting men into a professional team -brought Toronto St.Patricks in 1927, renamed them -symbol emblazoned uniform of soldiers professional hockey and hypocrisy of amateurism - Answers -questioned by rinks made money but not the players -exploded the amateur cause Hockeyist - Answers -became less concern where players are from, but icing the best team possible -mercenary professional- hired person skilled at position and willing to pay for play Professional Amateur Split - Answers -1909, Amateur Athletic Union of Canada formed to uphold differences between amateur and professional hockey -amateur team (allan cup) -eastern team (stanley cup) 1900s - Answers -newspaper carry full sports section -during great dep. NHL builds new ice rinks -Canada slowly becoming less a territory of Great Britain, with radio, becoming far more influenced by America -more american teams newspapers - Answers -less conservative, religious in tone -populist opinion, in touch with the common man -profit driven -became more descriptive telegraph - Answers -first hint of enjoying games from outside the stadium in real time -would wait to hear score on some CPR clerk Wavelength: effect on game - Answers -was going to cost $3mil to put towers everywhere Americanization of hockey - Answers return ideals of self improvement, education Canada ()(1930-60) - Answers -french speaking upper classes feel threatened by Anglo-game of hockey -stiff political ideology complemented the catholic church ultramontane vision -1939, canada declares war on germany Maurice Duplessis - Answers -quebecs premier from , 1944-59 -"la grande noirceur" "great darkness" Vive La Difference - Answers -toronto was english, conservative, protestant -diff from french catholic culture of Montreal -exploited on radio -some parts broadcasted in french Hockey and French Canada: - Answers -mid twentieth century, third pillar of quebec society -parish priests in quebec, french upper class, threatened by anglo-game of ice hockey -church believed they could preserve french culture in canada -catholic church condemns hockey -game spread throughout quebec -french-candian buissness men want to emulate the anglo-protestnat elites of m