What's a Battle?
The Politics of War
The Human Side of War
What's That Place?
Students of CHC2D-01
100

What country is Ypres in?

Belgium 

100

TRUE or FALSE: Wilfrid Laurier, former PM and Liberal Leader opposed the war 

FALSE, he supported the war but opposed conscription 

100

Historians believe that greater or less than 15 million died during the First World War 

Greater (18 million)

100

Explosion in this city's harbour

Halifax

100

Number of students with a surname beginning with G 

4

200

Using steel and iron imported from North America, the British began mass producing this advanced military vehicle 

Tanks

200

The Armistice was signed in one of these 

A train car 

200

War Neurosis is more commonly referred to as:

Shell Shock 

200

Heavily opposed to conscription, unlike the rest of Canada who favoured it. 

Quebec 

200

A left handed student 

Maya

300

Third Battle of Ypres 

Passchendaele 

300

The war shifted Canada from an agricultural nation to a ___________ one 

Industrial 

300
When Borden sent the military in to break up the conscription protests, these people felt it was a foreign invasion 

French Canadians in Quebec 

300

A ridge in France finally taken by the Canadians 

Vimy Ridge 

300

Two students who have a birthday this week (past Sunday and this Thursday)

Jackson (Sunday), Ariane (Thursday)

400

The German submarine advantage is defeated by the arrival of this country's Navy 

United States

400

Robert Borden is re-elected when many English speaking Liberals join his government, changing its name from Conservatives to ______________

Unionist 

400

Vince Coleman did this, knowing he would likely perish when the Mont Blanc exploded in the harbour 

Warned the train not to come downtown 

400

The 3rd Battle, this time in a mud soaked field 

Passchendaele (Ypres)

400

I have taught their older sibling 

Leyla 

500

This battle saw more Canadians die than any other battle of the war 

Passchendaele 

500

3 things that Treaty of Versailles did

Restrict Germany, create a League of Nations and Create new territories from the defeated Empires 

500
The war killed 11 million people, left millions more injured both physically and psychologically, leaving many historians to refer to them as the ____________ generation 

Lost Generation 

500
Sikes and Picot meet here in late 1915

London, England 

500

3 August birthdays 

Raf (Aug. 16th), Finn (Aug. 11th), Arun (Aug. 7th)