Canada 1914-1929 Review

Countries fighting a war trying to slowly wear down the enemy are engaged in a war of:

Billy Bishop is famous because:

A 'Scab' is someone who is hired in place of striking workers

Why was the sinking of the Lusitania important?

Britain did not join the war in 1914 until:

In order to pay for the war, Canada enacted several 'tempory' taxes.  These were:

The Canadian gov't was concerned the Winnipeg General strike would overthrow the gov't, like in Russia

Which wasn't included in the Treaty of Versailles?

Which of these ways did the government use to raise money for the war effort?

Canada fought for the first time as a united army in this battle

The government tried to influence citizens thoughts, beliefs, feelings and actions through this

Which of the following was not a new weapon in World War I?

No Man's Land is:

Which of these groups was generally not opposed to conscription

The Wartime Elections Act:

This was one of the most common reasons why men decided to join the army for the war

Propaganda was used to:

The bloodiest battle of the First World War was:

This technological advancement in part, made trench warfare necessary:

This weapon often jammed and didn't work if it got wet:

This fungus developed from standing around in mud and water too long and rotted soldier's feet

World War 1 was fought between the following years:

The new weapon used by Germany at the Battle of Ypres was:

During the war, enemy aliens were not permitted:

Compulsory enlistment of citizens for military service is called:

Soldiers reintegrated to society easily after returning from WWI

The first successful solution to the gas attack as to use a simple mask of cloth and:

Women benefited from the First World War because:

What tax was charged in order to curb Chinese immigration?

the Ross Rifle:

Who was not a part of the Big Four at the Treaty of Versailles?

When a woman campaigned for suffrage they were fighting for the right to:

Gavrilo Princip, the man responsible for assassinating Franz Ferdinand, was from:

This organization was created after WW1 to settle all future international disputes

The first country to actually attack another, sparking the beginning of WW1 battles, was:

Purchasing stocks 'on margin' means...

Which country was not a desirable source of immigrants at the turn of the 20th century?

The Naval Services Bill...

At this battle Canada faced the first large-scale use of chlorine gas:

The Triple Alliance in 1914 was made up of:

The man who assassinated the Archduke Franz Ferdinand was:

The Head Tax was raised from what to curb Chinese immigration?

Which of the following statements is false?

Canadian factories produced what during the war?

The Triple Entente in 1914 was made up of:

The following are indirect causes of WW1

The Spanish flu:

The Schlieffen plan called for Germany to attack which country first?

Francis Pegahmagabow had the second most confirmed kills of any sniper in WWI

This muddy battle highlighted Britain's control over Canada: