Major Battles
What was the first major battle where Canadians faced poison gas from Germany?
Second Battle of Ypres
Which country "surrendered", ending World War 1?
Germany
If I'm 16 years old and injured would I be able to enter the war?
No
These armored vehicles were first used by the British at the Battle of Somme
Armoured Tanks
Which country caused Britain to enter the war?
Germany
What battle was extremely muddy where even the soliders and horses drowned?
Battle of Passchendale
What empire joined the Central Powers and controlled most the middle east during war?
Ottoman Empire
If you're a farmer would you be excused from fighting in the war?
Yes
These flying machines were used for fighting during the war and dropped bombs
Airpalnes
What triggered the start of WW1?
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Which one of the main battles introduced tanks for the first time?
Battle of the Somme
Germany wanted to attack France by going through what neutral country?
Belgium
If you served in a previous war, do fight again in conscription?
No
Large guns that fired explosive shells, missiles and rockets
Artillery
What is it called when countries promise to protect each other?
Alliances
What was the name of the major Canadian offensive at the end of the war?
The Hundred Days
Which country wanted a part of Croatia and got mad when denied?
Italy
If your a French-Canadian in 1917, how would you feel about being forced to fight?
Many hated conscription
What fast firing guns made the trenches extremely deadly?
Machine guns
Why was the Treaty of Versailles to be created?
To end WW1
Which battle is a major Canadian victory and is considered a symbol of Canadian pride?
Battle of Vimy Bridge
The sinking of the passenger ship the Lusitania, helped bring what country into the war in 1917?
United States
If your a German how would you feel about conscription
Conflicted/ In between
What yellow-greenish gas was used by Germany to attack soldiers in trenches?
Chlorine gas
Another name for competition for colonies and land is?
Imperialism