Key Battles
Trench Warfare
Weapons
Places and People
100

The battle where the first gas attack occurred and Canadians got their reputation for being tough. 

What is Ypres?

100

What spread in the trenches because men spent weeks without washing? 

What is "disease"?

100
This large weapon was first introduced during WW1.
What is the tank?
100
The death of the important person was the spark that started the war.
Who was the archduke of Austria, Franz Ferdinand?
200

Battle where 90% of the Newfoundland regiment were killed in one day.

What is the Battle of the Somme?

200
This is the area between the trenches of the opposing armies.
What is no-man's land?
200

This is one types of gas used as weapons in WW1.

What are mustard or chlorine gas?

200

Canada belonged to this group of countries, which included Britain, France, and Russia.

What is the Triple Entente or the Allies? 

300

The battle where huge mud filled craters covered the battle field.

What is the Battle of Passchedaele?

300

This refers to many men's state of mind while in the trenches.

What is "psychological disorders, nervous breakdowns, and constant fear"? 

300

These weapons were used to "soften" the enemy's defences before a planned attack by soldiers on foot.

What are artillery?

300
The battlefields of the western front were mainly in these two countries.
What are France and Belgium?
400
This ridge became a symbol of Canadian pride and war achievement.
What is Vimy Ridge?
400
This is a very serious disease that soldiers who couldn't keep their feet dry often got.
What is trench foot?
500
This failed plan resulted in a stalemate at the start of WW1.
What is the Schlieffen Plan?
500

This is a frequent trauma that occurred on the front lines due to the fighting and bombing. The symptoms include panic attacked and blank stares. 

What is "shell shock"?

500

He was the prime minister of Canada during WW1.

Who was Robert Borden?

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