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how did Canada enter the war?
on behalf of britain’s policy, Canada was automatically forced into the war with britain
this is becuz britain still controlled the policy of all its dominions in canada
what are the 3 reasons why many people joined the army?
they thought it would be short and fun (ppl thought they would be back by christmas)
others had no job and wanted to escape financially problems
others were proud and were willing
what groups of ppl weren’t welcomed to participate in the war?
women weren’t aloud but limited to specific jobs (nurses, drivers, aka “blue birds”)
people of color (indigenous, african, japanese)
what is the name of the german submarine?
u-boats
under-sea-boat
when, where and who used poison gas in WW1
first used in 1915
located at ypres
first used by germans
what was made to get across no man’s land safely?
invented tanks to crush wires and have shelter
what is significant of the second battle of ypres?
one of the bloodiest battles of early years of war
many french and canadians were killed with the illegal use of gas
gas spreaded threw the air and killed others around too
who is in command during the battle of somme?
general douglas haig
he failed to lead his team btw
list the casualties of the Battle of the Somme?
85% of royal newfoundland and over 700 men were killed or hurt within 30 mins
when it ended, over 1m ppl died on each side
24000+ canadians are still traumatized
what gave canadians a reason to be proud of vimy ridge
they won
gained more ground, prisoners, artillery
victory was stated in nyc tribune
historian pierre praised them
what are “blue birds” and what did they do
bluebirds are women that were nurses and drivers that worked along side wars
called that due to uniforms
what faces did blue birds meet?
many women passed due to artillery fire, bombs or poison gas