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The Triple Entente included Britain, __, Russia, Romania, Serbia, Albania, Greece, Belgium, and Portugal.

Italy

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The Triple Alliance included Germany, Austria-Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria, and __ at the start.

Italy

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M.A.I.N. stands for Militarism, Alliances, __, and Nationalism.

Imperialism

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The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in __ 1914 sparked World War I.

June

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The Schlieffen Plan was aimed at quickly attacking __.

France

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The __ was a military strategy where groups of ships traveled together for mutual protection.

Convoy System

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The __ was the treaty that officially ended WWI, placing heavy penalties on Germany.

Treaty of Versailles

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Women gained the right to vote in Canada through the __ in 1917.

Wartime Elections Act

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Indigenous Canadians and __ Canadians faced discrimination during the war.

African

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A major battle where the first tanks were used is known as the Battle of __.

the Somme

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The __ was a class of heavily armed warships built by Britain during WWI.

Dreadnaught

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_ was a secret German communication proposing a military alliance with Mexico against the US.

Zimmerman Telegram

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The forced relocation and imprisonment of Ukrainian Canadians during the war is known as __ Internment.

Ukrainian

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The __ of the 1917 introduced conscription in Canada.

Military Service Act

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The general term for the painful condition caused by standing in cold, wet trenches too long is __ foot.

Trench

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__ were known as 'Flying Coffins' due to their high crash rates.

Early airplanes

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__ was a Canadian Indigenous soldier known for his bravery in battle, particularly in WWI.

Francis Pegahmagabow

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The __ allowed soldiers serving overseas to vote in federal elections.

Military Voters Act

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Countries that formed alliances to support each other in case of conflict are known for having __.

Alliances

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Strong sense of pride and loyalty to one's own nation that can contribute to conflict is called __.

Nationalism

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The __ was a massive explosion in Halifax that had significant impacts on Canada/US relations.

Halifax Explosion