Vocabulary
a nation’s desire for independence or to not have too much influence from other nations
What is sovereignty?
creating alliances to defend your nation against a threat is an example of this
What is safety and security?
Keeping our nation sage from harm by enemies is an example of representing what interest?
What is Safety and security?
The M in MAIN, and acronym that describes 4 contributing factors for WWI stands for
What is militarism?
All members of the British commonwealth were automatically at war when Britain was
What is the reason that Canada entered WWI?
using selected information to promote a desired viewpoint or appeal to your citizens’ emotions
Propaganda
ensuring your country is able to provide a stable and prosperous standard of living to your citizens
What is economic prosperity?
Protecting our allies from enemies and terror is an example of what national interest?
What is safety and security?
The A in MAIN, and acronym that describes 4 contributing factors for WWI stands for
What are alliances?
Everyone and everything being involved in the war effort refers to this term
What is total war?
ensuring your country is able to provide a stable and prosperous standard of living to your citizens
What is economic prosperity?
to affirm or promote ideals such as freedom or equality in your nation
What are beliefs and values?
Ensure our nation's economic development and growth is an example of this interest
What are economic interests?
The I in MAIN, and acronym that describes 4 contributing factors for WWI stands for
What is imperialism?
A harsh penalty on Germany after WWI that forced Germany to take the blame for WWI, to pay reparations, and was a contributing factor to the beginning of WWII.
What is the Treaty of Versailles?
spying or working against the security of another nation
What is Clandestine Actions?
a nation’s desire for independence and to govern themselves
What is self-determinations?
Colonies severing ties with the mother country, the power of people to make their own decisions, and birth of new nations can all be a part of this concept
What is self-determination?
The N in MAIN, and acronym that describes 4 contributing factors for WWI stands for
What is nationalism?
A sense of patriotism and adventure were reasons that young men joined the war - demonstrating this national interest
What is beliefs and values?
refusal to work with other nations or engage in events for a particular reason
What are boycotts?
The statute of Westminster is an example of what aspect of pursuing national interest?
Self-determination
The 3 classroom expectations are
What is growth mindset, respect, and learning form each other?
The assassination of this person started the growing tensions that caused WWI
Who is Archduke Franz Ferdinand - Austro-Hungary heir
Canada's most celebrated military victory in WWI, often symbolizing the birth of Canadian national pride.
What is the Vimy Ridge?