Steps to WW2
The year in which Japan entered World War Two
1940
The year women were allowed to enlist in non-combat roles
1941
Impact of printing more money for debt
Inflation
Name of the alliance Canada was in
The Allies
Nicknamed Operation Jubilee
Dieppe Raid
The impact of Operation Barbarossa in a legal sense
breaking of a non-aggression pact
plebiscite
Term used for limiting items such as food and clothing
Rations
Name of the alliance Italy was in
The Axis
Started the forcing out of German troops from Italy
Italian Campaign
Area that was demanded in 1938 by Germany
Sudetenland
Later became Employment Insurance
Unemployment insurance act
Created by women in Canada to supplement rations
Victory gardens
The event that caused the US to enter the war
Pearl Harbour
Event where Canada was responsible for Juno Beach
D-Day
Prime Minister of Britain at the start of WW2
Winston Churchill
Place near Whitby used to train spies
Camp X
Later turned into the Canada child benefit
Family Allowance
Term for the type of negotiation between Britain, France and Germany in 1938
appeasement
Name of the agreement surrendering France to Germany in 1940
Armistice
The immediate cause of WW2
Invasion of Poland
Issued by the Canada government for Inuit peoples identification
Inuit Disc Identification System
Formerly turned into loans from WWI as bonds
Victory loans
Documented agreement between Italy and Germany in 1936
Rome-Berlin Axis
This government organization was created to intern people of Japanese descent during WW2
British Columbia Security Commission