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| British navy had to be equally to any 2 navy's combined |
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| a thret with dire consequences |
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| a cheque that has a signature but not the amount. Austria Hungry to go get them |
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| Germany's plan to avoid the 2 front war invade France through Beljum and quickly defeat them and turn on Russia |
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| another reason for ww1 love of country right or wrong "action over thought" America is more this then canada |
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| not a part of Canada fought directly with Britain |
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| fighting on war one two sides |
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| countries join together to defend themselves |
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| competing for largest military |
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| the group that ends up killing terrorists Ferdinand ignites ww1 |
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| a nation that uses technology the leading position |
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| Germany, Austria hungry, Italy |
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| France Britain Russia 9allies meaning us) |
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| another reason for ww1 the build up of nations military force. |
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| a territory controlled by another country ex.Britain and Canada |
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| one reason of ww1 the idea of controlling new territory today it is done through economics. |
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| minister of Militia for canada ends up getting fired a "war profiteers" ex rubber boots with cardboard sols |
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| where Canadians volunteers 25,000 showed up in Quebec to go to war. |
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| given to Canadians it would jam in mud & was sharp shooting and blew up all because of Sam Hughes |
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| Canadian expeditionary force |
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| our military going over to Europe going on expedition really it meant war. |
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| Canadian general in charge of Vimy Ridge believed in planning not just simply trench raids. |
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| when French stopped Germans and trench warfare and begins at the start of world war one |
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| trench warfare of world war one no one can move |
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| the land between the 2 trenches |
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| leaving the trench to go and charge the other side |
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| when French stopped Germans and trench warfare and begins at the start of world war one |
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| when French stopped Germans and trench warfare and begins at the start of world war one |
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| you fight until someone run out of men last man standing |
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| Canada goes to world war one and world war 2 all nations resources used for military |
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| district of beljum or region best known for gas where first used. Germans used first it was chlorine. April 1915 home the poem Flanders fields. |
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| heavy causalities battle of attrition |
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| alies attack the Germans 1.5 million causalities |
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| april 1917 turning point in canadain history. canadains capture this ride from Germans CURRIE Germans front liners broken for the first time ever. |
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| October 1917 they drowned from a wet mud the men and horses drowned and died. |
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| a good pilot of world war one. |
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| Canadian ace of world war one |
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| the highest metal award in Canada |
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| a ship British passengers suck in 1915 1198 people had drowned of which 128 were Americans THE REASON FOR ENTERING WAR! |
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| a telegram from where Germans sends telegram to Mexico telling them to invade the states MEXICO LOST! |
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| another word for German submarines |
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| a convoy system were allied ships traveling in groups to get across Atlantic to Britain |
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| between Germany and Russia took Russia out of the war and now a one fronted war for Germany. |
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| is leading up to vimy ridge and first German defeat |
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| Canadians limiting the amount of meat,butter,sugar,alcohol etc. |
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| two ships collided in 1917 and carried munitions and explodes about 2000 people dead |
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| people living in canada from Germany Italy Austria and TREATED POORLY |
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| strips all citizens of all civil rights, government can now due as it pleases. |
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| the limit of what people can say see and do |
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| Canadians bought theses from the government to help pay for war |
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| started in 1917 to pay for war WAS TO BE ONLY FOR WAR |
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| military service act or bill |
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| 1917 made conscription compulsory males aged 20-35 |
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| were excused from war because of their religious beliefs |
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| liberals and conservatives join together to governor during world war one. |
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| to stop fighting countries agree on this NOVEMBER 11 |
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| passed by Borden women with family in war can now vote in a federal election BORDEN AND CONSERVATIVES WON! |
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| government control information to the people. |
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| Wilson the idea of a man league of nations |
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treaty that ends world war one the highlights:
GERMANY AT TOTAL FAULT
LIMITS ON SIZE OF GERMANY ARMY
GERMANY Loses LAND
RHINELAND A BUFFER ZONE |
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big 4 meet here to write treaty of Versailles
BRITAIN RUSSIA CANADA GETS A SEAT |
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| the way you like things to be 3 countries believed they were this BRITAIN FRANCE AND RUSSIA |
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| payment for damage GERMANS |
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| Wilson behalf that countries should have a right to make there owns decisions |
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| states its the idea that you dont interfere in another countries affairs the US AND CANADA ATTEMPTED TO FOLLOW THIS |
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| that was what Germany was forced to assume for the blame of ww1 |
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| president of US not in favor of revenge to GERMANY |
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| president of US not in favor of revenge to GERMANY |
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