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World War One Review #1 week 1
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Canadian History World War One Review
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Jan Gotlib Bloch did not say...
Cavalry was outdated
wars would be short
wars would be long and bloody
Bayonet's were no longer useful
2
Caught cheating on an exam
Billy Bishop
Robert Borden
Sam Hughes
Arthur Currie
3
Moroccans wanted independence
Imperialism
Crises
Nationalism
Militarism
4
tanks were designed to
cross trenches and plow through barbed wire
Carry heavy equipment
get close to the enemy lines for photo opportunities
shoot down planes
5
Developed to combat submarines
Ninjas
Destroyers
Tanks
Planes
6
Vimy ridge was a success because of
The Creeping Barrage
Access to maps, models and photos
Careful planning and rehearsal
All of the above
7
The Somme
A brilliant victory for the British
A sense of nationhood for Canada
All of the above
An attempt to help the French
8
Used by Historians to point out the futility of war
Verdun
The Somme
Paschendaele
Ypres
9
At the beginning of the war planes were not used for...
Aerial Photography of formations
Bombing
Spying troops
Observation
10
Pride in one's country
Militarism
Nationalism
Imperialism
Canada
11
Little land was lost or gained on this front, though many lives were lost.
Eastern Front
Italian Front
Galipoli
Western Front
12
Had the most powerful navy in 1914
Canada
Germany
Russia
Britain
13
Which country left the war by 1918
France
Russia
America
Switzerland
14
The last few months of the war are known as
The time the USA wins the war
Canada's hundred days
15
The war was
not
financed by
Income Tax
The Blue Jays donated their salaries
Victory Bonds
16
His assassination triggered world war 1.
Franz Joseph
Cabrinovic
Franz Ferdinand
Gavrilo Princip
17
The area between two opposing trenches.
Sandbags
Barbed Wire
Sumo
No Man's Land
18
Takeover of new lands
Imperialism
Nationailsm
Militarism
Allies
19
Thought to have shot down the Red Baron for many decades
Billy Barker
Raymand Collishaw
Billy Bishop
Roy Brown
20
Arthur Currie, Canada's most successful general in world war 1 was not formerly
a real estate salesman
someone with no military background
responsible for Curry Chicken
a teacher
21
The symbol of death in No Man's Land
Tanks
Barbed wire
Machine Gun
Artillery
22
Aboriginals were valued in the war as
Construction Workers
Scouts and Snipers
23
Which of the following was not common in the trenches?
Lice
Trench Foot
Dead Bodies
Mud and Water
24
The following is not true of the Ross Rifle
Every Canadian Soldier got one.
Jammed when wet.
Good in small spaces
Snipers loved it.
25
Caused death by suffocation.
Chlorine Gas
Zeppelin
Mustard Gas
Pepper Spray
26
This American liner was sunk by A German u-boat.
The Titanic
The Edmund Fitzgerald
The Lusitania
The Black Hand
27
The first tank used in battle was
Little Rhino
Little Man
Little Roller
Little Willie
28
During the war women were not
expected to keep the jobs once men returned
paid less to do men's work
doing jobs that men did
29
Which country left the war by 1918
Switzerland
Russia
France
America
30
The last few months of the war are known as
The time the USA wins the war
Canada's hundred days
31
Ferdinand's assassination was carried out by
The Black hand
The Black Panthers
The Black Grenade
The Black Fist
32
Used by submarines to sink ships
Bombs
Bayonet
Torpedoes
Dreadnought
33
The Schlieffen Plan did not fail because
The USA entered the war
Britain defended Belgium
France was not attacked quickly
Russia mobilized quickly
34
Canada's second leading Ace
Raymond Coliishaw
Billy Barker
Roy Brown
Wop May
35
Initially in the cavalry, he transferred to the Air Corps
Billy Bishop
Roy Brown
Wop May
Billy Barker
36
This peninsula cost over 50,000 allied lives in an attempt to attack Turkey, Germany's ally.
Italian Front
Gallipoli
Eastern Front
Western Front
37
This needed 4-6 men to work it.
Airplane
Submarine
Tank
Machine Gun
38
Considered by many to be the deadliest pilot alive
Billy Bishop
Billy Barker
Raymond Collishaw
Roy Brown
39
Franz Ferdinand was killed in
London
Sarajevo
40
Machine guns were appreciated by this country early in the war
France
Britain
Italy
Germany
41
Used by the Germans to counter the Creeping barrage
Concrete bunkers (aka pill boxes)
Artillery fire
Ninjas
The Red Skull
42
Positions changed frequently on this front. Pattern of attack and counter attack continued.
Italian Front
Galipoli
Eastern Front
Western Front
43
Propaganda was a big part of World War One and the man behind the propaganda machine was??
Max Aitken
Sam Hughes
Georges Vanier
Robert Borden
44
Used to combat submarines
Depth Charges
Machine Guns
Radar
Gas
45
Raiding groups became specialized and were known as
Original Gangstas
Pals Battalions
Assassins
Stormtroopers
46
Prior to the war women did not work
as teachers
low paying jobs
for equal pay as men
low skilled jobs
47
Gavrilo Princip was not executed because
he was too young
The black hand was to vbla-
He had help
He was drunk
48
Not in the Triple Alliance
Belgium
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Germany
49
He was made the Minister of Militia and was responsible for preparing the Canadian Troops for war
Joseph Flavelle
Sam Hughes
Arthur Currie
Robert Borden
50
Not in the Triple Entente
Canada
Russia
Britain
France
51
Austria took over Bosnia
Nationalism
Militarism
New Alliance
Imperialism
52
Canada's first real battle took place at
Vimy Ridge
Ypres
Amiens
Passchendaele
53
Canada's greatest Ace in WWI
Billy Barker
Roy Brown
Billy Bishop
Raymond Coliishaw
54
Soldiers in the trenches got on this to shoot
Bunker
Trenchblock
sandbag
Firestep
55
The symbol of death in the trenches
Machine gun
the hand grenade
Gas
Artillery
56
Had a secret treaty with Britain
Russia
Canada
Belgium
France
57
The War Measures Act allowed the government to
arrest people without trial
label people enemies of the state
all of the above
censor the news media
58
An Alliance is...
Defence agreements between 3 or more countries
Pride in one's country.
An agreement made between two or more countries
A secret agreement between two or more countries
59
The War Measures Act allowed the government to
label people enemies of the state
all of the above
censor the news media
arrest people without trial
60
Some say it was the birthplace of nationhood for Canada
Amiens
Ypres
100 Days
Vimy Ridge
61
Prior to the war women did not work
low paying jobs
as teachers
low skilled jobs
for equal pay as men
62
Increasing the size of your army
Militarism
Nationalism
Crises
Imperialism
63
British Battleship
Zeppelin
Ross
Dreadnought
Willie