Family
Q. During WW1 what was an opportunity for the women?
1 to get better jobs
2 to go to war
3 to get rights and independence
4 to be able to get a better life
A. 3. to get rights and independence because they needed people to works and the men were at war and so women get a chance to be able to get to do the same jobs and how people recognize men
Why did the war start?
1. they felt like having a war
2. Franz Ferdinand died
3. They wanted to have a war
4. Someone died
2. Franz Ferdinand died from Gavrilo princip. He killed his wife in the process
How many indigenous people were in the war?
1. 6859
2. Over 4000
3. 1847
4. Less 5000
2. Over 4000
It was estimated that there were over 4000 indigenous people.
What was one of the most dangerous gasses at this time?
1. Ketchup gas
2. Mustard gas
3. Relish gas
4. Mayonnaise gas
2. Mustard gas was the most dangerous gas because it would kill people slowly and would only take effect 12 hours after contact. Then they would get some of these side effects which were blistering skin, sore eyes, vomiting, internal and external bleeding. Then they would die 5 weeks after they came in contact with the gas.
When did Franz Ferdinand die?
1. June 14 1941
2. July 18 1914
3. June 28 1914
4. July 16 1914
3. Franz Ferdinand and his wife died on June 28, 1914 by Gavrilo princip.
Q. What did the women do during the war to help their country?
1 nurses and doctors
2 workers
3 at war
4 all of the above
A. 4. All of the above because the women stepped up to help their country in the war. They needed the women to step up and get the jobs/aperaton that the men got and even after the war the women did not get recognised in a while.
When did the war start?
1 July 1914
2 january 1912
3 september 1913
4 august 1915
1 July 1914. The war started because Franz Ferdinand died.
How many people of colour soldiers were there?
1. 1,500
2. 1,400
3. 1,300
4. 1,200
3. There were 1,300 black volunteers to be soldiers.
How many tanks were in ww1?
1. 28
2. 6
3. 18
4. 16
3. There were only 18 tanks in WW1, but manufacturers made thousands of tanks.
When was the battle of the marne?
1. September 12, 1914
2. October 16, 1914
3. September 6, 1914
4. November 19, 1914
3. September 6, 1914 was the date that the battle of the marne happened against the british and the french.
What did children collect during the war?
A. toys, blankets and books
B. cookies, blankets and toys
C. Conkers, blankets and toys
D. Blankets, Conkers and Books
D. Blankets Conkers and Books because they need the blankets to stay warm, the conkers to have a game to play, and books to learn/read.
When did ww 1 end?
1. november 12 1918
2. November 13 1919
3 November 11 1917
4 November 11 1918
4 November 11 1918. The war ended because the Americans went to the front and to get the Germans to sign the agreement.
What were the idigenous tribes that were in ww1?
1. Métis and mohawk
2. Mohawk and inuit
3. Métis and Inuit
4. None of the above
3. Métis and inuit helped out in the war by volunteering to be a soldier and fight in the war
What was the most dangerous weapon in ww1?
1. Artillery
2. Shotgun
3. Machine guns
4. Aircraft
1. Arittlery
Was the most dangerous weapon in ww1 because it could shot bullets quicker and not needing to arm the weapon every time it is fired
When was the Gallipoli campaign?
1. April 10, 1914
2. April 14, 1915
3. April 25, 1915
4. April 30, 1914
3. The Gallipoli campaign started on April 25, 1915.
True or false, did the girl guides help with the war?
True, the girl guides would knit socks and scarves for the soldiers. They would also learn first aid so they could help with injuries.
Who was Franz ferdinand?
1. A miner
2. A german archduke
3. A soldier
4. A doctor
2. A German archduke. He was the archduke of Austria-Este. Franz Ferdinand was also called Francis Ferdinand
In total how many soldiers were in ww1?
1. 70 million
2. 30 million
3. 10 million
4. None of the above
1. 70 million soldiers were in ww1
The least effective weapon in ww1?
1. A basic gun
2. Tear gas
3. Plane
4. None of the above
2. Tear gas was the least effective weapon in ww1 because all it would do was to make the soldiers cry.
When was verdun, the longest battle?
1. February 25, 1914
2. February 25, 1915
3. February 25, 1916
4. February 25, 1917
3. The longest battle happened on February 25, 1915. The battle was against france and germany
How many Canadians were in the war?
1. less than 650,000
2. more than 650,000
3. less than 964,876
4 more than 964,876
2. more than 650,000
In the war 66,000 people died and 172,000 people were wounded and the rest lived.
Who declared war on who at the start?
1. USA vs Africa
2. Hungary vs serbia
3. Austria Hungary vs USA
4. Austria-Hungary vs Serbia
4. Austria-Hungary vs Serbia. Austria-Hungary declared war on serbia because of the death of franz ferdinand
How many female soldiers were in ww1?
1. 100
2. 1,200
3. 11,000
4. None
3. 11,000 female soldiers were in ww1.
How long does mustard gas need to start to take effect?
1. 24 hours
2. 1 minute
3. 48 hours
4. 1 hour
1. It takes 24 hours to take effect and it takes 5 weeks to die from the gas
When did the Somme, the bloodiest battle, start?
1. June 30, 1916
2. July 1, 1916
3. July 5, 1916
4. July 9, 1916
2. The battle was on july 1, 1916. There were about 400,000 dead or missing. It was a five month battle with 20,000 british died and 40,000 injured