Countries and Alliances
Warfare & Battles
Canada During WWI
Dates & Important Terms
Sources & Contributions
100

This alliance included Britain, France, and Russia.

What is the Triple Entente (Allies)?

100

Soldiers fought here in long ditches dug into the ground.

What are trenches?

100

He was the Prime Minister of Canada during WWI.

Who was Robert Borden?

100

WWI began in this year.

What is 1914?

100

Name one group in Canada that contributed to or was impacted by WWI.

What are the Gaels/Acadians/Black Canadians/Mi’kmaq?

200

Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire were part of this side.

What are the Central Powers?

200

This type of warfare involved little movement and dangerous trench conditions.

What is trench warfare?

200

This law allowed the Canadian government to take extra powers during the war.

What is the War Measures Act?

200

WWI ended in this year.

What is 1918?

200

A textbook about WWI is an example of this kind of source.

What is a secondary source?

300

This country was part of the British Empire automatically joined when Britain did and fought alongside Britain in WWI.

What is Canada?

300

These soldiers were the first to fight directly against enemy troops.

What are front-line soldiers?

300

This law made military service mandatory for some men in Canada.

What is the Military Service Act?

300

This word means an agreement to stop fighting.

What is an armistice?

300

Name one group in Canada that contributed to or was impacted by WWI.

What are the Gaels/Acadians/Black Canadians/Mi’kmaq?

400

This event involving Archduke Franz Ferdinand helped spark WWI.

What was his assassination?

400

Name one dangerous condition soldiers faced in trenches.

What is mud/rats/disease/lack of sleep/etc.?

400

This word means forced military service.

What is conscription?

400

The armistice ending WWI was signed on this date.

The armistice ending WWI was signed on this date.

400

This “M” in MAIN stands for countries building up their armies.

What is Militarism?

500

This country was originally part of the Triple Alliance but later joined the Allies during WWI.

What is Italy?

500

This dangerous area between opposing trenches was known by this name.

What is No Man’s Land?

500

This former prime minister was against conscription. He also happened to be French!

Who is Wilfred Laurier?

500

This acronym explains the four major causes of WWI.  

What is MAIN?

500

This “N” in MAIN refers to strong pride and loyalty to one’s country.

What is Nationalism?

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