WWI Technology
1920s technology
WWII Technology
Residential Schools
Women's Rights
100

New technology used only for reconnaissance

Airplane

100

This change in manufacturing technology allowed for faster production at a lower cost

mass production / assembly line

100

New Canadian strategy used in the Battle of Ortona

mouse holing

100

Main purpose of Residential schools

to kill the indian in the child
100

staged a mock parliament to win women the vote

Nellie McClung
200

First used at the Battle of Somme

Tanks

200

This new technology changed how people traveled and expanded their daily worlds outside of walking distance

the automobile

200

How were merchants marines protected better this war by convoys than world war I? - 2 technologies

Airplane cover - radar

200

Residential school was mandatory 

Indigenous children 5-15

200

First time some women recieve the vote nationally

Wartime Elections Act 1917

300

New form of chemical warfare. What is it and which battle was it first used at?

Chlorine and Ypres

300

Prior to this technology, family members in Vancouver and Halifax had to wait weeks for information to pass between them by mail

coast to coast telephone

300

This invention led to a total war with more significant impact on civilians than ever before

Airplanes - dropping bombs

300

Advocate for the elimination of Indigenous culture

Duncan Campbell Scott

300

went all the way to the Privy council in London- so women could sit in the senate

Person's case 1929

400

This weapon changed warfare in WWI. Men no longer participated in one day battles but instead had to dig in. What is the weapon and the name of the new warfare?

Machine Gun and Trench warfare

400

Charlie Chaplin and Judy Garland were made famous through this new invention

Movies

400

The only success of the raid on Dieppe was information on this new invention and how the Germans were using it

Radar

400

3 immediate effects of residential school

Physical / mental abuse

malnutrition

Death

400

worked men's jobs in factories and as nurses behind the front lines

Gave women power in their bid to

Women in WWI


get the vote

500

What is the immediate and long term impacts of trench warfare? Think significance

disease

long battles - more supplies need

PTSD- from  months of intense fighting - impact lives at home after - prohibition

500

Prior to this technology, most people had to leave their homes to receive news and entertainment. Give the greater significance of this invention as well as how it united the Canadian population 

Radio

Quick national information

United poor and rich - entertainment accessible to all

500

This invention led to the cold war. Name the lead inventor.   The significance of this invention, immediately and long term

Atomic bomb

Robert Oppenheimer

widespread vaporized destruction / radiation poisoning

Arms race / proxy wars


500

3 long term significance of Residential schools

Alcoholism

poor indigenous relations

Cycle of abuse 


500

Long term significance and change  to women do to the suffragist movement

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