World War 1

Several business leaders were accused of making excess money off the war. This is known as ...

This brought WW1 to an end

The move to ban the production and sale of alcohol

Robert Borden implemented this despite saying at the beginning of the war he wouldn't.

WW1 started in . . .

Canadian City destroyed when two ships collided in the harbour

The name given to the German plan to attack through Belgium to surprise France

Canadian General that led the Canadian soldiers during the attack on Vimy Ridge.

Canada's Prime Minister during WW1

During this battle Canadian Soldiers experienced a gas attack for the first time

A British General that led Canadian forces resulting in thousands of casualties

Assassinated the Austro-Hungarian archduke Franz Ferdinand

Canadian Flying Ace

Introduced during WW1 and still in use today.

Was given the job of building up Canada's military at the start of the war

Leader of Germany during WW1. Had an aggressive foreign policy.

German Submarine that hunted ships in the Atlantic

Treaty signed by Germany officially ending the war

The S in MAINS stands for ...

Tension between these two countries would eventually lead to WW1

Location of large General Strike after WW1

These three countries made up the triple entente

What acronym is often used to summarize the causes of WW1?

Where Canadian Soldiers Trained in Britain

Terrible flu that killed millions after the war

The War Times Election Act gave __________ the right to vote

A faulty gun used by Canadian forces at the beginning of the war

Douglas Haig led Canadian forces, against all other advice, believing it was worth thousands of lives

Liberal leader who ran against Robert Borden in the 1917 election

Sold in Canada to raise money for the war

This memorial was constructed to commemorate ….