% | Term | Hint | Prime Minister | % Correct |
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28% | 1896 | The only Prime Minister with a medical degree, his 68-day term is the shortest in Canadian history | Sir Charles Tupper | 100%
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26% | 1920–1921, 1926 | His brief second term came about due to the King-Byng Scandal | Arthur Meighen | 67%
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44% | 1979–1980 | The youngest Prime Minister, taking office the day before his 40th birthday | Joe Clark | 67%
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37% | 1984 | Was Prime Minister for only 79 days | John Turner | 67%
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33% | 1948–1957 | Oversaw the construction of the Trans-Canada Highway, St. Lawrence Seaway, and Trans-Canada Pipeline | Louis St. Laurent | 67%
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30% | 1930–1935 | Prime Minister during most of the Great Depression | R.B. Bennett | 67%
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25% | 1891–1892 | Became Prime Minister after Macdonald's death in office | Sir John Abbott | 67%
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23% | 1894–1896 | Became Prime Minister after the death in office of the former | Sir Mackenzie Bowell | 67%
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40% | 1911–1920 | Prime Minister during World War I, helped expand Canada's autonomy | Sir Robert Borden | 67%
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22% | 1892–1894 | The first Catholic Prime Minister | Sir John Thompson | 33%
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