HIST 2280 Midterm Exam 2025 With 100%
Correct Answers
'Nations and nationalism are intrinsic to the nature of the modern world and to the revolution of
modernity.' - CORRECT ANSWER Professor Anthony Smith
John A Mcdonald "National Policy" - CORRECT ANSWER High protective tariffs;
Settling the west;
A national railway to unite the new country.
1867 Population Geography - CORRECT ANSWER 80 percent lived on farms, hamlets, small villages
1914 Population Geography - CORRECT ANSWER 50 percent lived in Urban Centres
Social Entrepreneurs - CORRECT ANSWER Upper Middle Class Anglos
Social Gospelers - CORRECT ANSWER Methodists, other religious peoples
Social Entrepreneurs and Gospelers wished to... - CORRECT ANSWER solve the problems of
modern urban society such as gambling, alcoholism etc by introducing Rational Recreation
Rational recreation - CORRECT ANSWER walking, reading, playing sports. Inspired by British and
victorian ideals of muscular christianity
Potential Issues of Modernization - CORRECT ANSWER Nations manhood was becoming
compromized, Hockey provide this as well as means for producing good soldiers for the nation
Folk Games Inspring Hockey - CORRECT ANSWER Ricket, Hurling, Shinty, Bandy
, Things Hockey took from Rugby - CORRECT ANSWER Onside format and physical Contact
Things Hockey took from Cricket - CORRECT ANSWER from which hockey took some of the
equipment, including the ball (before the puck) and later, the wicket-keeper's pads for the gaoler
Things Hockey took from Lacrosse - CORRECT ANSWER the First Nations' game which hockey
borrowed the 7-man aside approach and the "bully-off" to commence play
Things Hockey took from Field Hockey - CORRECT ANSWER from which the Halifax-born and
McGill-educated lawyer James Creighton derived most of the "Montreal Rules" for the ice version
The first modern game - CORRECT ANSWER March 3, 1875 between two Mcgill U teams. Indoors at
Montreal Victoria Skating Rink
Creighton - CORRECT ANSWER Published official rules in Montreal Gazzete in 1877
Institutionalization of Hockey - CORRECT ANSWER Gruneau and Whitson (1993) described: "a way
of doing things", By 1880s, many teams had official clubs, governing bodies and schedules
Amateur Hockey Association of Canada Early players - CORRECT ANSWER Made up mostly of
teams from Montreal, several from Ottowa and Quebec. Small circle of elite men
Early teams of elites made up of - CORRECT ANSWER Doctors
Lawyers
Businessmen/Clerks/Bankers
Civil servants
University students
Aristocrats/Gentry (like the Rideau Rebels that had two of Stanley's sons on the team)
Correct Answers
'Nations and nationalism are intrinsic to the nature of the modern world and to the revolution of
modernity.' - CORRECT ANSWER Professor Anthony Smith
John A Mcdonald "National Policy" - CORRECT ANSWER High protective tariffs;
Settling the west;
A national railway to unite the new country.
1867 Population Geography - CORRECT ANSWER 80 percent lived on farms, hamlets, small villages
1914 Population Geography - CORRECT ANSWER 50 percent lived in Urban Centres
Social Entrepreneurs - CORRECT ANSWER Upper Middle Class Anglos
Social Gospelers - CORRECT ANSWER Methodists, other religious peoples
Social Entrepreneurs and Gospelers wished to... - CORRECT ANSWER solve the problems of
modern urban society such as gambling, alcoholism etc by introducing Rational Recreation
Rational recreation - CORRECT ANSWER walking, reading, playing sports. Inspired by British and
victorian ideals of muscular christianity
Potential Issues of Modernization - CORRECT ANSWER Nations manhood was becoming
compromized, Hockey provide this as well as means for producing good soldiers for the nation
Folk Games Inspring Hockey - CORRECT ANSWER Ricket, Hurling, Shinty, Bandy
, Things Hockey took from Rugby - CORRECT ANSWER Onside format and physical Contact
Things Hockey took from Cricket - CORRECT ANSWER from which hockey took some of the
equipment, including the ball (before the puck) and later, the wicket-keeper's pads for the gaoler
Things Hockey took from Lacrosse - CORRECT ANSWER the First Nations' game which hockey
borrowed the 7-man aside approach and the "bully-off" to commence play
Things Hockey took from Field Hockey - CORRECT ANSWER from which the Halifax-born and
McGill-educated lawyer James Creighton derived most of the "Montreal Rules" for the ice version
The first modern game - CORRECT ANSWER March 3, 1875 between two Mcgill U teams. Indoors at
Montreal Victoria Skating Rink
Creighton - CORRECT ANSWER Published official rules in Montreal Gazzete in 1877
Institutionalization of Hockey - CORRECT ANSWER Gruneau and Whitson (1993) described: "a way
of doing things", By 1880s, many teams had official clubs, governing bodies and schedules
Amateur Hockey Association of Canada Early players - CORRECT ANSWER Made up mostly of
teams from Montreal, several from Ottowa and Quebec. Small circle of elite men
Early teams of elites made up of - CORRECT ANSWER Doctors
Lawyers
Businessmen/Clerks/Bankers
Civil servants
University students
Aristocrats/Gentry (like the Rideau Rebels that had two of Stanley's sons on the team)
