World War 1
A defense agreement between nations.
What is an Alliance?
He was an indigenous soldier who was effective marksman and scout and fought during World war 1 as part of the 1st Canadian Infantry Battalion.
Francis Pegahmagabow
Give 3 reasons WW1 started.
What is MAIN. Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, and Nationalism?
An immediate cause of World War 2 was ?.
Germany invaded Poland
Aboriginal Peoples were pushed off their lands in
small crowded areas called
reserves
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire formed this alliance group.
Who were the Central Powers
France, Great Britain, Russia formed this alliance group.
Who were the Allied Powers.
This event sparked World War 1
What is the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
The leader of Germany was
Adolf Hitler
The children were sent to _____________
with the aim to assimilate them in Canadian
society.
Residential Schools
A unifying force brought on by strong feelings of pride for ones country
Nationalism
World War one ended on this day
November 11, 1918
The German submarine.
U- Boats
Information produced by governments, presented in such a way as to inspire and spread certain beliefs or opinions.
What is propaganda?
This Act of 1876 allowed the government to control most aspects of First Nation people's lives, including land resources, education and travel.
The Indian Act
What is the number 2 Battalion Construction?
In 1916 Black volunteers were recruited to join a segregated , non combat construction battalion . Their jobs was to dig trenches, load ammunition, cut down trees, lay railway tracks, building bridges
most of the countries who had fought in World War One signed this treaty
Treaty of Versailles
The area of land in between opposing trenches. It is filled with obstacles such as barbed wire and land mines.
No man's land
The League of Nations failed because
Not all countries joined the League.
Two Row wampum belt, was made to record a treaty with these two groups of people?
The Dutch and First Nations
What work did women do as men went to fight in World War 1?
They worked in munitions factories, offices and on farms.
To raise money for the war effort the Canadian government sold?
Victory bonds
These were dug to provide protection for soldiers fighting during World War 1.
What are trenches?
What jobs did women have during World War 2?
war industries
armed forces such as Canadian Women’s
Army Corp (CWACs)
two parallel purple lines on the Wampum belt and the white beads represent?
Purple lines represent power and the white beads represent peace