Weapons
What weapon ultimately ended WW2?
The Atomic Bomb
What is Bill 101?
Made French the official language in Quebec
WW1
Why do we have Orange Shirt Day?
To recognize mistreatment in Residential Schools
What was the name of the ship that carried hundreds of Jewish refugees?
The M.S. St. Louis
The Battle of Ypres saw the introduction of what weapon?
Chemical Warfare (Poison Gas)
What policy during both World Wars were the French against?
Conscription
The Treaty of Versailles caused what?
WW2
What goal did the United Nations have upon forming?
Universalize human rights
What time period did the Great Gatsby movie take place in?
1920s
What battle saw the introduction of tanks?
Passchendaele
What was the movement called that got Quebec and French recognized widely?
The Quiet Revolution
What group did Hitler blame for losses in WW1?
Jewish People
What type of government was the US government trying to "contain" during the Cold War?
Communism
What happened after the 9/11 terrorist attacks?
The USA and its allies led a War on Terror in the Middle East
Which battle saw the introduction of the Machine Gun?
What were the votes that decided if Quebec would stay part of Canada called?
Referendum
What were the four main terms of the Treaty?
Don't build army, return any conquered lands, pay Triple Entente allies, let France and Britain monitor German borders
What policy was published to help "make up for" residential schools and treatment of Indigenous peoples
Truth and Reconciliation Commission
The banning of production and selling of alcohol was called what...
Prohibition
Who created the Creeping Barrage?
Arthur Currie, a Canadian general
What Prime Minister made French an official language?
Pierre Trudeau
What were the 4 territories Hitler invaded before Poland?
Rhineland, Sudetenland, Czechoslovakia, Austria
What was the system set up to detect Nuke's in Canada called?
The DEW Line
After the Roaring 20s, we saw the crash of the stock market amongst other things, which led to the time period known as...
The Great Depression