Canadian Contributions in WW1
During World War I, Canadians were encouraged to grow their own food in gardens called this.
What is a Victory Garden?
Showing support or loyalty towards a country
What is Patriotism?
A disease soldiers brought back with them from Europe
What is the Spanish Influenza?
Assassinated in June 1914 sparking WW1
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
The July Crisis
The month after the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Limiting the amount of food that people could buy.
What is rationing?
Money given to the government to help fund the war
What are Victory Bonds?
Factories polluted the air, and some parts had no electricity or running water
What were conditions in Canadian cities like?
The Triple Entente consisted of
Britain, France, Russia
The July Ultimatum
When Austria/Hungary told Serbia to stop their behaviour or else they would declare war.
Women and children in Canada helped with the war effort by doing this type of work, which had mostly been done by men before the war
Who worked in the Factories?
Even though this was against the law in most provinces greedy employers and desperately poor parents found it easy to break the law
What is child labour?
The Triple Alliance consisted of
Austria/Hungary, Germany, Italy
WW1 started in the month and year of
July, 1914
WW1 ended in the month and year of
November, 1918