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100

Germany and Britain compete to build the largest navy in Europe.

What is Militarism

100

This battle gave Canada international recognition after all four divisions fought together for the first time.

What is Vimy Ridge

100

This was the first major use of poison gas on the Western Front.

What is Ypres?

100

Wooden walkways built to help soldiers avoid standing in mud.

What are duckboards 

100

What is one example of new technology in WW1

What are 
Flamethrowers
Tanks
U-boats
Machine Guns
Poison Gas

200

Germany and Britain compete to build the largest navy in Europe.

What are alliances

200

At the end of WWI, Canada signed this peace agreement separately from Britain, showing increased independence.

What is the Treaty of Versailles

200

This battle is remembered for the enormous number of casualties suffered on both sides in 1916.

What is the Battle of the Somme?

200

Pits dug into trench floors to collect excess water.

What is a sump

200
This people served in WW1 primarily as nurses and support workers.

What are minorities

300

Serbia wanted to unite Slavic peoples living under Austrian rule into one nation.

What is nationalism

300

During this push, Canadian troops helped fight Germany back during the final months of the war.

What is the Hundred Days Campaign?

300

Canadian soldiers captured this heavily defended ridge in April 1917.

What is Vimy Ridge?

300

Soldiers created art and other things like tea sets out of this material

What are shell casings

300

These countries were in the triple alliance

What are Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy

400

European countries competed for colonies in Africa and Asia to gain resources and power.

What is imperialism

400

Many historians argue that this 1917 victory marked the birth of Canada's national identity.

What is Vimy Ridge?

400

Heavy rain, mud, and flooded shell craters made this one of the most miserable battles of the war.

What is Passchendaele?

400

 This painful medical condition occurred when soldiers' feet remained cold and wet for long periods.

What is trench foot

400

These countries made up the triple entente

What are Great Britain, France, and Russia 

500

After Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated, Germany backed Austria-Hungary, Russia backed Serbia, and soon many countries entered the war.

What are alliances

500

Canada earned its own seat in this organization partly because of its contributions during the war and its role in the Treaty of Versailles

What is the League of Nations

500

Lieutenant-Colonel John McCrae wrote "In Flanders Fields" after fighting in this battle.

What is the battle of Ypres

500

The horrible conditions in the trenches contributed to this type of war.

What is the war of attrition?

500

These three things contributed to the end of WW1

What are the 100 days campaign, the zimmerman telegram and unrestricted submarine warfare.