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World War One/1920s Review CHC
World War One/1920s Review CHC
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Why was 1917 a year of crisis for World War One?
USA joins war, Russia revolts, & conscription crisis
women get the right to vote
the winnipeg general strike
The USA entered the war and Germany lost the war
2
This political cartoon represents
Flappers in the 1920s
New technology in the 1920s
Women winning the right to vote
The progress of women's rights in the 1920s
3
The goal of the Schlieffen Plan was:
Take over Russia first, then turn and focus on France.
Attack Belgium.
Attack Great Britain quickly by going through Belgium.
Avoid war on 2 fronts.
4
What term was given to the mental disorder that affected soldiers during WWI?
Soldier shock
Post traumatic stress disorder
Shell shock
Trench torture
5
The Prime Minister during World War One was:
Sam Hughes
William Lyon Mackenzie King
Robert Borden
Francis Pegahmagabow
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What aspect of the trenches led to the soldiers becoming infected with trench fever?
Lice
Stagnant Mud
Mice
Dead Bodies
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This political cartoon represents
The causes of WW1
Germany's response to war
The treaty of Versailles
The Russian Revolution
8
This group was allowed to take part in war, but only as the No. 2 Construction Battalion.
Black Canadians
Indigenous Canadians
Women
German Canadians
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This was a major film star in the 1920s
Charlie Chaplin
Mary Pickford
Nellie McClung
Mackenzie King
10
This group of women fought for women's rights in Canada in the 1920s
Group of Seven
Famous Five
Group of Five
Famous Seven
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Passchendaele is known for:
The introduction of gas warfare
The first time trench warfare was used
A muddy miserable battle that was very uncomfortable
A great Canadian victory that unified the country
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This political cartoon represents
WW1 Alliances
The domino effect that begins WW1
The MAIN causes of war
The Spark of war
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Flappers were women who did the following in the 1920s
Worked in factories
Smoked and danced to jazz music
Wore short skirts and short hair
Advocated for women's rights
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The battle that is known for the first use of chemical warfare is:
Passchendaele
Ypres
Vimy Ridge
Somme
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What was the average life expectancy of a WWI pilot in WWI?
1 week
2 weeks
3 weeks
4 weeks
16
This battle was the first time that Canada fought on its own, WON and proved their strength
Ypres
Vimy Ridge
Passchendaele
Somme
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This photo BEST represents
Residential schools propaganda
The government's attitude towards Indigenous people
How savage Indigenous children are
Indigenous children
18
The “N” in MAIN is best described as:
making deals with countries in order to ensure protection
securing colonies to extend a country’s power and wealth
intense pride and love for the country that one comes from
building military defenses to be the most powerful nation
19
The 2 Alliances of World War One are:
Triple Entente and Triple Alliance
Triple Entente and Triple Threat
Central Powers and Triple Entente
Triple Alliance and Central Powers
20
This group was thought to be too “savage” for war, until they were useful as snipers:
Black Canadians
German Canadians
Indigenous Canadians
Pacifists
21
This 1929 case was essential for advancing women's rights
Famous Case
King Case
People's Case
Person's Case
22
Canada’s most important contribution to the war at sea was this:
tin pot navy
the dreadnought
huge ships and u-boats
supply convoys
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What was the “spark” of war?
the assassination of Franz Ferdinand
the Schlieffen Plan
Germany building up its army and navy
the murder of German chancellor Otto von Bismark
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This document ended WW1, and gave the conditions for German surrender
The Treaty of Venice
The Agreement of London
The Treaty of Versailles
The 1915 Peace Accord