1996-2000

Create an image depicting Canadian culture in the late 1990s, featuring symbols such as the Canadian flag, the Inuit community, a toonie coin, and sports imagery related to Donovan Bailey, set against a backdrop of natural Canadian landscapes.

Explore the 1990s: A Quiz on Canadian History

Test your knowledge of significant events and cultural shifts in Canada from 1996 to 2000. This quiz covers various topics, including the creation of Nunavut, notable Canadian figures, and important social issues.

Challenge yourself with questions like:

When was the toonie introduced?
Why did the Inuit people seek self-governance?

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by LearningMoose412

When was Nunavut created

April 1st, 2000

May 1st, 1999

April 11th, 1999

April 1st, 1999

Why did the inuit people want their own land

Somewhere for them to live

To have self government

Have control over their own land

Weren't treated well where they were living

Was 2 canadian dollars always a coin

True

False

When was the toonie introduced

February 1st, 1996

April 1st, 1996

February 19th, 1996

Donovan bailey is a basketball player

True

False

What was donovan bailey famous for

Basketball

His marketing business

Worlds fastest runner 1996

The confederation is the worlds longst bridge crossing ice covered water

True

False

Why did prime minister stephen harper apologize

Because he was a bad prime minister

Caused an economic crash

The passed Indian residental schools

Why were the residential schools bad

Abused the children

Tried to push their indigenous culture away

Made them suffer

Why did the y2k scare people

Companies would be able to function without computers

Caused they thought the world was ending

1996-2000

Explore the 1990s: A Quiz on Canadian History

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