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100

The Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand by Gavrilo Princip is called the _______ that started WWI.

The Spark

100

Tanks were first used during this battle in 1916.

Battle of the Somme

100

The United States entered the War against Germany after this event.

Sinking of the Lusitania

100

Posters used by countries to promote the war effort, encourage men to enlist in the army; advertise war bonds; and citizens to conserve resources. 

Propaganda

100

This Canadian city was demolished by an explosion in its harbour in 1917.

Halifax

200

Nations built up their weapons, navy ships, artillery, guns, and number of soldiers. This is called ___________.

Militarism

200

The Germans used chlorine gas for the first time during this battle in April 1915.

Ypres

200

Soldiers who were 'exhausted' or 'cowards' or battling Post Traumatic Stress Disorder were said to be suffering from _____ ______.

Shell Shock

200

The name of the treaty that officially ended the war and blamed Germany.

Treaty of Versailles

200

The Prime Minister of Canada during the war. R______ B___________.

Robert Borden

300

Governments would promote a country's patriotism, pride and glory. This is called _____________.

Nationalism

300

April 9, 1917 was the bloodiest day in Canadian history with 3,598 dead during this battle.

Vimy Ridge

300

The armistice (last day of the war) was on this date.

November 11, 1918

300

Canadian soldiers were given daily rations of this product to give them 'courage' to continue fighting. 

Rum

300

There were Canadians who did not agree with the war effort, including farmers, newly arrived migrants, and F______ Canadians.

French

400

Germany, Britain, France controlled other countries in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. This is called __________.

Imperialism

400

This battle lasted 3.5 months in 1917 in Belgium. Nearly 16,000 out of 20,000 Canadian soldiers were wounded or died.

Passchendaele

400

Germany attacked the city of London in 1915 using these flying machines.

Zeppelins

400

Barbed wire, craters, mud, dead soldiers, dead horses would be found between the enemy trenches in the area called____________.

No Man's Land

400

Women were provided the opportunity to enter the workforce as streetcar drivers, office managers, factory work, and s__________.

Secretaries

500

Britain, France and Russia were known as the Triple _________.

Entente

500

This weapon could fire 450-600 bullets per minute

Vickers Machine Gun

500

The name of the unreliable rifle that would jam or break that Canadian soldiers used until 1916. 

Ross Rifle

500

Soldier's used the slang terms 'cootie', or 'lousy' to refer to this.

Lice

500

The Canadian government enacted this policy to build up the number of soldiers in the army. C___________.

Conscription

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