Significant people
Immigrant Experience
Soldiers Experience:
WWI Experience:
Surprise Question!
100

She was leading Canadian feminist of the first half of the 20th century. She also played an important role in winning women the right to vote and the right to be considered as persons. Who is she?

Nellie McClung

100

immigrants from enemy lands

Enemy Aliens

100

This occurred as a result of soldiers spending too much time in flooded trenches

Trench foot

100

The Central powers in WWI.

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria

100

They are controlled with military force. India, Canada, Australia and New Zealand were the ————- of Britain during the WWI.

colonies

200

This person was a founder of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation.

 J.S. Woodsworth

200

Known as “home children”

Bernardo Children

200

A nickname given to Germans during WWI

Jerry’s

200

The Allied powers in WWI.

Great Britain(Includes Canada and Newfoundland) , France, Russian Empire

200

The idea that the state owns everything.

Communism

300

She published a bestselling novel called Sowing Seeds in Danny.

Nellie McClung

300

they were citizens of states legally at war with the British Empire, and who resided in Canada during the war.

Enemy Aliens

300

Gave the right to vote to the relatives of soldiers

Wartimes Elections Act

300

They were hospitals set up immediately. Often housed in tents.

field hospital

300

 Built by Drylanders to live in when they first arrive in Canada.

Soddies

400

This person was known for their incredible piloting skills.

Raymond Collishaw

400

 the ship of Indian immigrants that came from India but was returned.

komagata Maru

400

Also known as PTSD, soldiers experienced trauma from war which impacted the rest of their lives after they were settled back at home

shell shock

400

 German soldiers released poisonous gas against the Canadian lines.

The Battle of Ypres

400

an increase in military forces and it was one of the courses of WWI.

militarism

500

Canadian Fighter Pilot who was the highest RNAS flying ace

Raymond Collishaw

500

 immigrated to Canada through the program, which lasted from 1868 until the 1930s.

Bernardo Children

500

Over the four years of the first world war, military nurses risked their lives, worked non-stop there.

 field hospital

500

Overthrew their imperial government and placed the Bolsheviks in power

Russian Revolution

500

The Act gave the federal government broad powers to maintain security and order during “war, invasion or insurrection.”

War measures act