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Arthur Currie

helped the Canadian soldiers achieve a great victory at Vimy Ridge.

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William Avery Bishop

Canada's greatest flying ace. I was born in Owen Sound Ontario.

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Robert Borden

Prime Minister of Canada during the First World War.

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Franz Ferdinand

Archduke of Austria-Hungary. My assassination sparked the war.

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Gavrilo Princip

assassinated the Archduke of Austria-Hungary.

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The Schlieffen Plan

I was the German plan of attack for invading France by going through Belgium.

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Triple Alliance

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy

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Second Battle of Ypres

battle where poison gas was used for the first time.

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Vickers Gun

I am a famous British machine gun - I fired 500 rounds per minute!

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Shrapnel

pieces of metal or metal balls that were propelled in all directions

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Zeppelins

German airship

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John McCrae

Canadian doctor who wrote 'In Flander's Fields'.

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Halifax

city devastated by an accidental explosion when two ships collided.

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Battle of Somme

terrible 5-month battle that saw the use of Tanks for the first time.

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Battle of Vimy Ridge

Battle where Canada came of age - it was the first allied victory in 2 years.

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Douglas Haig

Commander in Chief of the British military

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Julian Byng

Commander of the Canadian Corps, later became Governor General of Canada.

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Treaty of Versailles

Treaty signed at the end of the war

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Triple Entente

Britain, France, Russia

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4 MAIN causes of war

Militarism, Alliance, Imperialism, Nationalism

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Conscription

Word is used to describe mandatory military service

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Eagerly

How Canada responded to the call to war.

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Stalemate

When the German armies met the French and British armies, no one could gain any ground.

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Trench warfare

Type of warfare characterizes WWI?

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Propaganda

Word used to describe the information that was put on the posters the government created to encourage people to join the war

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No man's land

Name for the strip of land between the opposing trenches

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66,000

How many Canadians died in WWI?

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November 11, 1918 at 11:00am

When did the war end?

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Germany

The Treaty of Versailles forced (a country) to take the blame for WWI.

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U-boats

German submarines

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Vimy ridge

Canadian victory in 1917

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To defend Belgium from German invasion

Why did Britain join the war?

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July 28, 1914

When did WWI Start?

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