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Question 23 1 pts 23. In the 20th century appeasement was an effective method to overcome ultranationalist movements. When demands were met, or actions ignored, ultranationalist movements fizzled due to a lack of interest. O True O False Question 24 1 pts 24. During WWII, to support the war effort in Canada, employment was sometimes restricted to specific locations and to industries essential to the war effort; also employees had to have a permit from an employment office in order to obtain work. Censorship also become an official government policy. O True O False Question 25 1 pts 25. Conscription was implemented by many countries during WWI, including Canada. During WWII conscription became a divisive issue in Canada. A national vote was held by Prime Minister King to ask permission to introduce conscription, and although 63% of Canadians supported King, most Anglophones opposed the plan while most Francophones favoured the plan. O True O FalseQuestion 26 1 pts 26. During WWI and WWII racism spread in Canada toward people of ethnic backgrounds of the countries the allied forces were fighting. This discrimination became official government policy during WWII when all Japanese Canadians living within 160 kilometres of B.C.'s coastline were sent to internment camps, and their property and possessions were seized and sold to fund the camps. O True False Question 27 1 pts 27. The Suez Canal became a source of nationalistic tension in 1956 when the Egyptian government seized the canal from the French and British company that owned it, believing that the canal should serve the interests of Egyptians rather than foreign owners. This resulted in an international conflict over the canal zone that brought the world to the brink of war. O True O False Question 28 1 pts 28. The Suez Crisis became the first UN peacekeeping mission, and its success earned Lester B. Pearson the Nobel Peace Prize in 1957 as it was his idea to send a UN led peacekeeping force to the region in effort to peacefully resolve the dispute. O True O. False