WWI
This event sparked World War I.
What was the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
Canada's Prime Minister for most of WWII.
Who was William Lyon Mackenzie King?
Schools designed to assimilate Indigenous children
What were Residential Schools?
Canada's current flag was adopted in this year.
What is 1965?
Canada gained greater independence from Britain through this 1931 law.
What is the Statute of Westminster?
This battle is often called Canada's coming of age.
What was Vimy Ridge?
The Allied invasion of Normandy.
What was D-Day?
The process of repairing relationships between Indigenous peoples and Canada.
What is reconciliation?
Canada's first female Prime Minister.
Who was Kim Campbell?
Women contributed to WWII by working in these places while men fought overseas.
What were factories?
Mandatory military service introduced during WWI.
What is conscription?
This agreement gave Canada control over declaring war.
What was the Statute of Westminster?
The last Residential School closed in this year.
What is 1996?
Province where the Quiet Revolution occurred.
What is Quebec?
The Four Main Causes of WWI are often remembered with this acronym.
What is MAIN?
Germany's plan to quickly defeat France through Belgium.
What was the Schlieffen Plan?
Program that trained Allied pilots in Canada.
What was the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan (BCATP)?
Indigenous peoples fought against this government policy that limited their rights.
What was forced assimilation?
Document that protects Canadians' rights and freedoms.
What is the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms?
The military alliance that included Britain, France, and Russia.
What was the Triple Entente?
The treaty that officially ended WWI.
What was the Treaty of Versailles?
Group that was interned in Canada during WWII.
Who were Japanese Canadians?
Name one major impact of Residential Schools.
Loss of language, culture, family connections, or trauma
National healthcare system available to Canadians.
What is Medicare (universal healthcare)?
Name two Allied countries during WWII.
Canada, Britain, United States, Soviet Union, France (any two).