Canada and Britain
alliances &assassinations
Thenches
Military affairs
The role of Canada
100

During WWI, Canada was part of this Empire.

What is the British Empire?

100

these two major military alliances were formed in Europe in 1914


What are the Triple Alliance and the Triple Entente?


100

A substance released by German forces against Canadian and French troops in no-man's land during WWI.

What is poisonous chlorine gas?

100

a new military technology  first widely used in WWI that changed the nature of warfare

What is tanks?

100

The time Canada officially join World War I

What happened in 1914?

200

This person was the PM that decided to support Britain wholeheartedly.

Who was Robert Borden?

200

This event was the direct trigger of World War I.


What was the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand?

200

The action taken by soldiers in no-man's land after detecting enemy movement.

What is firing rifles and machine guns across no-man's land?

200

a country which had the largest army at the start of WWI

What is Russia?

200

one of the most important battles fought by Canadian soldiers in WWI

What is the battle of Vimy Ridge?

300

This person set up a training camp.

What did Colonel Hughes do?

300

This policy of Germany led to the full outbreak of World War I


What was Germany's unconditional support for Austria-Hungary's actions?

300

The method used to protect soldiers when the British/French and German forces were in a stalemate.

What is protecting troops by digging trenches?

300

fortification used for protection against enemy fire, and creating a fortified defensive position.

What were trenches?

300

a Canadian military leader who became a national hero for his leadership in World War I

Who is Arthur Currie?

400

This number of men were promised by Borden to support Britain with.

What is 500000 men mean?

400

During the July Crisis, Serbia rejected this ultimatum from Austria-Hungary.


What was the demand allowing Austrian-Hungarian officials to enter Serbian territory in Bosnia for investigations? It was rejected because it meant losing sovereignty.

400

The living conditions of soldiers in the trenches.

What is fighting, eating, and sleeping in trenches with freezing, waterlogged conditions, diseases, and parasites?

400

used for reconnaissance in World War I, and later for bombing missions

What is planes?

400

 a major disagreement in Canada during WWI

What is the conscription crisis?

500

Canada had already sent military support to Britain in this war.

What did Canada do in the Boer War?

500

This person killed the hero to the Austrian Throne

Who is Gavrilo Princip?

500

The action of exposing oneself to enemy fire when officers order an attack.

What is "going over the top" across no-man's land?

500

This one 'mowed down soldiers like wheat falling before the cutter.'

What is Machine Gun?

500

After WWI,  Canada join this international organization as an independent member

What is the League of Nations?

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