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HIST 2280- Final Exam Questions and
Answers
whats going on in canada (1860-1900)
Ans: -by 67, 80% of canadians lived on famrs
-1914, 50% living in urban centers
leisure time
Ans: urbanization meant manhood is jeopardized
- men needed muscular games
creation of hockey- combining sports
Ans: -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
Ans: -march 3, 1875
-2 teams from Mcgill
-played at Montreals Victoria Skating Rink
-Creighton makes official rules in Montreal Gazette
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Who played hockey at this time (1870)
Ans: -doctors
-lawyers
-businessmen
-civil servants
-university students
-aristocrats
Lord Stanley of Preston
Ans: -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
Ans: -6100 Canadians died in it
2 ideas on manhood
Ans: -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
Ans: -4 deaths in 1904
-stick swinging incidents common due to no helmets
fighting for respect
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HIST 2280- Final Exam Questions and
Answers
whats going on in canada (1860-1900)
Ans: -by 67, 80% of canadians lived on famrs
-1914, 50% living in urban centers
leisure time
Ans: urbanization meant manhood is jeopardized
- men needed muscular games
creation of hockey- combining sports
Ans: -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
Ans: -march 3, 1875
-2 teams from Mcgill
-played at Montreals Victoria Skating Rink
-Creighton makes official rules in Montreal Gazette
© 2025 All rights reserved
, 2 | Page
Who played hockey at this time (1870)
Ans: -doctors
-lawyers
-businessmen
-civil servants
-university students
-aristocrats
Lord Stanley of Preston
Ans: -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
Ans: -6100 Canadians died in it
2 ideas on manhood
Ans: -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
Ans: -4 deaths in 1904
-stick swinging incidents common due to no helmets
fighting for respect
© 2025 All rights reserved
