SS8 Ch6 WWI

What is the Victoria's Cross awarded for?

The first 500 were known as the Blue Puttees

When did World War 1 start?

Which of the following countries was an Allied Power?

Made bandages, knitted socks, raised funds, visited families and cared for injured veterans;

A law passed in 1917 requiring men aged 19-15 to register for service is known as

The group responsible for recruiting members for the NL Regiment, Royal Navy and Forestry Crops

What happened on July 1st during the First World War?

Working in hospitals, these female nurses and health care workers were known as

Which of the following was NOT a Newfoundland branch of service?

Who, aside from Tommy Ricketts, won the Victoria Cross award for bravery?

Define patriotism

What sickness did many people die from during WWI?

Where was Beaumont Hamel?

Newfoundland was a part of which colony?

A term that describes a group’s (in this case, women’s) inability to vote is

Which one was not a branch of service?

What is the strip of land between the two opposing trenches called?

Media infamous for using guilt, shame and bias to pressure people into changing public opinion

How many Newfoundland lives were lost in WWI?

What name was given to the Newfoundland Regiment given in WWI?

When did World War 1 end?