CHC2D WW1 Unit Review

Definition: A nation's extension of its authority over other lands by political, economic, or military means.

A survey of enemy territory to gather military information about such things as the enemy's strength and position

An agreement to stop fighting while a peace settlement is negotiated.

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The disbandment of armed troops

The British Commonwealth's highest military honour

Defensive walls or barriers of earth or stone built in front of a trench.

Money paid by a defeated nation as compensation for damages to civilians and property during war

The use of ships to block off a route or a port to prevent maritime trade.

Definition: Love of one's country

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A fear of other cultures or of people from other countries

A term for anyone who had not gained Canadian citizenship and who was a former citizen of a country at war with Canada

Definition: A murder carried out for political purposes.

The economic theory that all property, business, and industry should be owned and managed by the state.

Short for Unterseebooten "undersea boat": German submarines used to deadly effect in WW1

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Allowances paid regularly by government or businesses to certaing roups such as the elderly and people with disabilities

Wartime camps set up in Canada to house people considered to be enemy aliens

Definition: The management of relations between various nations.

To return a person or thing to its own country

Institutions in which people with long-term, serious illnesses can recieve medical treatment.

A belt of unoccupied land between the trenches of opposing forces in war.

Devotion to the interest of a nation, sometimes leading to putting the interests of the nation above everything else

A medical condition from having wet feet for a long period; feet swell up to twice their normal size and go numb

People who advocate women's right to vote.

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Definition: The policy of continually buiding up armaments and armed forces or of threatening armed aggression

A heavy firing of mounted guns and cannons intended to slow enemy action

Definition: An official refusal to take sides in international disputes.

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An organization formed to protect workers from unfair exploitation and promote their common interests

A nation's political independence from another nation's interference in its domestic affairs

A serious nervous disorder resulting from prolonged exposure to sustained artillery fire

Weapons such as guns and ammunitions used for the purose of war

Definition: A Canadian-made rifle used by Canadian troops in the early years of World War 1

Groups of merchant ships that are protected form enemy attack by naval escort ships or air force planes.

Armed forces trained for sudden and efficient assault

Definition: Agreements or treaties between nations to co-operate for specific purposes.

Definition: Units of the armed forces that form part of a regiment.

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A worldwide epidemic

Gavrillo Principe was

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People who oppose war on moral grounds

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Sharp-edged metal fragments released from an exploding shell

Armed combat conducted from trenches dug to provide protection in open areas