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100

The group of people who began working in factories.

Women

100

Battle fought in France, was the most significant battle fought by Canadians. Helped our country to be seen as a strong independent force.

Vimy Ridge

100

When a country has a large and strong military, and cutting-edge weaponry

Militarism

100

This weapon mowed down troops when they went over the top.

Machine Gun

100

When planes engage in combat it is called

Dog Fight

200

A person in Canada who is from a country at war with Canada

Enemy Aliens

200

Canada made its first significant contribution to WWI at this battle, where Germans debuted gas weapons.

Ypres

200

Having pride and confidence in one's own nation

Nationalism

200

Original use for planes in WWI

Spying / reconnaissance

200

France, Britain, Russia comprised this powerful allegiance

The Triple Entente/ The Allies

300

A province that DID NOT supported Conscription.

Quebec

300

Almost the entire NFLD Regiment was wiped out in one day during this Battle.

Somme

300

When one country attempts to take over another country and claim the land as their own.

Imperialism

300

Canadian Soldiers were given these unreliable weapons to use in the trenches.

Ross Rifle

300

These countries made up the alliance system known as the Triple Alliance.

Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy

400

These type of advertisements were used to convince Canadians into enlisting in the military, buy victory bonds and not hoard food 

Propaganda Posters

400

This was very muddy and very deadly battle

Passchendaele

400

When two countries come to an agreement to work together, it's known as this.

Alliances

400

This vessel is responsible for the sinking many Allied ships carrying supplies to Europe

u-boat/submarine

400

This treaty was signed at the Hall of Mirrors at the Paris Peace Conference.

The Treaty of Versailles

500

The passage of this Bill in the House of Commons gave women with relatives in the war the right to vote in Federal Elections.

Wartimes Election Act

500

This Commander was the architect of the Vimy Glide

Arthur Currie

500

The assassination of this man led to Austria-Hungary declaring war on Serbia. In this, it started a chain reaction which lead to WWI.

The Archduke Franz Ferdinand

500

Used in World War I, but were easily scared and got stuck in the mud

Cavalry

500

This city suffered greatly from an awful shipping disaster.

Halifax, Nova Scotia

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