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1
Which of the following individuals would best be described as an anti-conscription nationalist?
Robert Borden
Mackenzie King
Henri Bourassa
Wilfrid Laurier
2
Which of the following groups would be most likely to receive a white feather?
imperialists
nationalist
separatists
pacifists
3
You can find me on a $50 bill in Canada
Sir John A Macdonald
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Mackenzie King
Sir Robert Borden
4
The Second Battle of Ypres saw Germans attack Canadian soldiers with this new kind of weapon
chlorine gas
machine guns
Zyklon B
tanks
5
Weapons, ammunition, and other materials used in World War I
supplies
munitions
profiteering
convoys
6
If Laurier was a nationalist, and Borden was an imperialist, then Bourassa would be
a Canadian
a white feather
an isolationist
a separatist
7
First Nations, Metis, Inuit were not allowed to participate in World War I because
they could not be trusted
they were afraid Germans would show no mercy
they were not Canadian citizens
it was “a white man’s war”
8
The war came home to Canada when
Enemy aliens were placed in internment camps
Two ships collided in the Halifax harbour
Women worked in munitions factories
Wilfrid Laurier decided to impose conscription
9
Which of the following people most agreed with conscription in World War I?
Henri Bourassa
Robert Borden
Nellie McClung
Wilfrid Laurier
10
These “prisons” were for people who might oppose the government
prisoner of war camps
alien camps
internment camps
relief camps
11
Which of the following best describes the Second Battle of Ypres?
Taking the ridge? It's an uphill battle.
My Ross Rifle keeps jamming in the mud!
“Das bludbat’?” “Uhmmm, over one million dead and wounded.”
“Quick, pee on your handkerchief and cover your mouth/nose.”
12
Which of the following best describes the Somme?
Taking the ridge? It's an uphill battle.
“Das bludbat’?” “Uhmmm, over one million dead and wounded.”
My Ross Rifle keeps jamming in the mud!
“Quick, pee on your handkerchief and cover your mouth/nose.”
13
Which of the following was not a background cause to WWI?
assassination
alliances
militarism
nationalism
14
What is the name of the submarine used by the Germans in WW1?
Lusitania
U-Boat
Titanic
Convoy
15
An association of nations who used to be part of the British Empire
CCF
Commonwealth
CAA
Communists
16
Which western city had a general strike in 1919?
St.Johns
Toronto
Winnipeg
Vancouver
17
This WWI battle is called “The Bloodbath” by German soldiers. Over one million dead or wounded.
Vimy Ridge
Second Battle of Ypres
The Somme
Passchendaele
18
Nellie McClung is not associated with which event?
World War I
Regulation 17
staging a mock parliament
the Person’s case
19
What do you call ships that travelled together during World War I?
navy
fleets
convoys
u-boats
20
Black Canadians were not allowed to participate in WWI, being told
enlistment was high enough
white man’s war
enough uniforms
war over by Christmas
21
What were one of the names associated with the Famous Five?
Queen Elizabeth
Nellie McClung
Roberta Bondar
Janet Jackson
22
Who would rap these lyrics during World War I?“You can find me in the sub, huntin’ convoy clubs
a convoy
a u-boat
the Red Baron
the Imo
23
When one country takes over new colonies to gain power or resources
imperialism
militarism
alliances
nationalism
24
Why was the No.2 battalion formed?
The government wanted black Canadians to feel special
The government wanted the whites to fight in the back lines
So there would be less white casualties
Black Canadians did not want to fight on the front lines
25
The main reason French Canadians did not fight in World War I was that they
felt that war was not a threat to Canada
wanted to keep their sons home on the farm
objected to fighting on the basis of religion
were not loyal Canadians
26
One country takes over new colonies to gain power or resources is known as
militarism
nationalism
alliances
imperialism
27
Famous Canadian artists
Expressionists
Seven of Eleven
Impressionists
Group of Seven
28
What is the definition of Conscription?
Men enlist for war
Men are forced to go to war
Men and Women join the war
Men volunteer for war
29
What World War I battle was a major Canadian victory?
Somme
Vimy Ridge
Verdun
Passchendaele
30
If the war didn’t kill you, there’s a good chance I did. Who am I?
Measles
Conscription
Communist Revolution
Spanish Flu
31
At both ends of No Man’s Land soldiers fought in
trenches
tanks
rings
planes
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A diabetic’s hero
Billy Bishop
Frederick Banting
Henry Ford
Emily Murphy
33
Associations formed between two countries or groups for mutual benefit
militarism
nationalism
imperialism
alliances
34
What year did World War 1 end?
1919
1920
1913
1918
35
Canada’s greatest air ace, debatably a hero
Raymond Collishaw
Billy Bishop
Red Baron
Billy Laurier
36
The opposite of enlistment is
surrender
internment
subscription
conscription
37
People strongly opposed to war and violence are defined as
white feathers
pacifists
enemy aliens
unpatriotic
38
When Canadian soldiers in the trench were ordered to advance on enemy positions
taking a mudbath
over the top
mouseholing
going into “No Man’s Land”
39
A fear of foreigners that often leads to discrimination is known as
xenophobia
bibliophobia
anglophobia
vestiphobia
40
What countries were part of the Triple Entente?
Germany, Japan, Italy
Germany, Italy, Austria-Hungary
Canada, Great Britain, France
Russia, France, Great Britain
41
Which of the following were consequences of WWI
Spanish Flu
Unemployment
Injured Soldiers
All of the above
42
Women’s efforts to ban the sale and consumption of alcohol was called the
Wet movement
Great Drought
Dry movement
Temperance movement
43
What was the trigger cause of WWI?
Militarism
Nationalism
Assassination
Alliances
44
What was Billy Bishop’s job in World War I?
Flying Ace
Gunman
Medic
Soldier
45
The official reason for U.S. entry into World War I
to demonstrate their power to Europe
sinking of the Lusitania
to collect war loans
to stop the threat of communism