Battles of WW1
WW1 Homefront
The End of WW1
The Roaring Twenties
The Dirty Thirties
Causes of War
Battles of WW2
WW2 Homefront
Political Ideologies
Postwar Canada 1
Postwar Canada 2
Canadian Autonomy
100
This battle saw all 4 divisions of the Canadian Corps fighting together for the first time
Vimy Ridge
100
These posters demonstrate...
Propaganda
100
The peace terms for the end of the war were outlined in this treaty
The Treaty of Versailles
100
This illness had a larger global death toll than all of World War 1
The Spanish Flu
100
The Dirty Thirties were kicked off with this 1929 event
The Stock Market Crash
100
Every participant of WW1 was guilty of at least one of these M.A.I.N. causes
Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism
100
At D-Day, Canadians were responsible for storming this beach
Juno Beach
100
His handling of the Conscription Crisis earned him the respect of his most bitter rivals
William Lyon Mackenzie King
100
Leaders like Adolph Hitler and Benito Mussolini practiced this political ideology
Fascism
100
This practice saw thousands of indigenous children forcibly adopted into non-indigenous families
The Sixties Scoop
100
This event is considered the hottest point of the Cold War, where nuclear destruction was imminent
The Cuban Missile Crisis
100
This event - where Canada declined to help Britain in a battle in Turkiye - showed Canada was beginning to make its own decisions
The Chanak Affair
200
The Second Battle of Ypres saw this technology used for the first time
Chlorine Gas
200
Canadian women and children worked on farms to feed Canada during the war, earning this title
Soldiers of the Soil
200
The war ended on this date...
November 11, 1914
200
These demonstrated the new social life women enjoyed in the Roaring Twenties
Flappers
200
These rides were given this nickname as a jab at a certain Prime Minister
Bennett Buggy
200
The assassination of this archduke is considered the triggering cause of WW1
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
200
This is remembered as the largest battle in history, involving 2.2 million soldiers
Stalingrad
200
The attack on Pearl Harbor led to these unfortunate Canadian event
Japanese Internment
200
The Red Scare was a response to the threat of this ideology spreading to the West
Communism
200
The municipal government of this city decided to tear down Africville; they eventually rebuilt it
Halifax
200
This document - which proposed to treat Indigenous people just like every other Canadian - completely missed the point
The White Paper
200
This deal - signed between Canada and the US - was the first where Britain was not consulted first
The Halibut Treaty
300
The battle shown here is remembered for how muddy and dreadful the conditions where
Passchendaele
300
This showed Canadians what war could look like on Canadian soil
The Halifax Explosion
300
The war ended for this country in 1917, due to it experiencing a Bolshevik revolution
Russia
300
These labour groups were behind the picket lines at the Winnipeg General Strike
Unions
300
North American agriculture was made especially difficult due to this environmental phenomenon
The Dust Bowl
300
The League of Nations failed when they allowed the invasion of this country in the Horn of Africa
Abyssinia/Ethiopia
300
This naval battle is considered the biggest turning point in the Pacific theatre of World War 2
Midway
300
"If" day in Winnipeg was a propaganda effort to sell these to help fund the war
Victory Bonds
300
Canadians were upset with both Liberal and Conservative candidates for employing this economic strategy to the Great Depression
Laissez-Faire Economics
300
In this year, citizens Quebec voted on whether they should leave the federation; they decided to stay (just barely)
1995
300
This radical nationalist group took violent action against federalists in Quebec
Front de libération du Québec (FLQ)
300
This 1931 statute gave Canada the ability to make its own laws
The Statute of Westminster
400
This battle is remembered for the massive loss of life, including nearly all those of the Newfoundland Regiment
The Somme
400
The Military Service Act made this policy official
Conscription
400
Prime Minister Robert Borden argued for Canada to have its own seat at this end of war conference
The Paris Peace Conference
400
This Roaring Twenties spending practice is seen as one of the main causes of the Stock Market Crash
Buying on the Margin
400
Men across Western Canada "rode the rails" as part of this political event
The On-to-Ottawa Trek
400
Neville Chamberlain allowed Hitler to take the Sudetenland, which allowed for this humiliating event
Germany annexing Czechoslovakia
400
The Battle of Ortona was part of this effort to approach Germany from the south
The Italian Campaign
400
This socialist politician and "Mouseland" storyteller made waves when he brought Medicare to Canada
Tommy Douglas
400
The rising popularity of this socialist party showed Canadian voters' growing desire for change
The Co-Operative Commonwealth Federation
400
The Iron Curtain created a metaphorical barrier between East and West; eventually a physical barrier was put up in this city
Berlin
400
These two alliance groups showed the divide between East and West
NATO and the Warsaw Pact
400
He was the Governor General who butted heads with Prime Minister King over who had more power in our government
Julian Byng
500
Sir Arthur Currie led a successful effort at Vimy Ridge by employing this strategy
The Creeping Barrage
500
This pastor turned socialist politician was one of Canada's most prominent conscientious objectors of World War 1
J.S. Woodsworth
500
With WW1 over, these countries were considered "The Big Three" in 1919
The United States, France and Britain
500
This technique, which used the moving assembly line, allowed for products and appliances to be made faster, easier, and cheaper.
Mass Production
500
During the Great Depression, taking welfare from the government was referred to as going on the...
"Dole" or "Pogey"
500
Japan invaded and renamed a northeastern province of China to this (need BOTH names)
Manchuria/Manchukuo
500
Before Canada liberated the Netherlands, they had to win a battle at this estuary
The Scheldt
500
Canadian children were thrilled by this comic hero - though he did not really fight Hitler
Johnny Canuck
500
He was imprisoned for being leader of Canada's Communist Party
Tim Buck
500
Throughout the Cold War, proxy wars around the world were fought by the US and the USSR. Name 3 that took place in Asia.
Korean War
Vietnam War
Soviet-Afghan War
500
This film portrayed the new demographic of the Baby Boom era - the teenager
Rebel Without a Cause
500
In 1982, Canada finally patriated its constitution - and with it - created this important human rights document
The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms