Who/What am I? Flashcards

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Arthur Currie

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Canadian general who led Vimy Ridge battle. Was also in Passchendale. Used creeping barrage technique.

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Billy Bishop

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Fighter pilot, flying ace, killed Red Baron

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Robert Borden

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Prime Minister (1911-1920) of Canada. Supported conscription/led Canada during WW1.

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Wilfred Laurier

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Leader of Opposition, passively supported war effort but not conscription.

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Nellie McClung

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Prominent speaker for the Liberal Party in the Manitoba provincial elections of 1914 and 1915. Her pacifist stance gave way to support the war effort.

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Gavrilo Princip

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Member of ‘Black Hand’, killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand

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Archduke Franz Ferdinand

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In line to take the throne for empire of the Ottoman Empire. His death caused WW1.

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Lusitania

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British passenger ship sunk by German U-Boat.

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Big Bertha

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a German gun of long-range used in World War I. Completely destroyed Fort Loncin.

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Alfred Graf von Schlieffen

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German general who came up with the Schlieffen plan

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Red Baron

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German air-force fighter, top-score flying ace. Feared by Allies.

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Dreadnought

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Power British battleship. Purposefully sunk a submarine.

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13
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Black Hand

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Serbian nationalist terrorist group

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White Feather Campaign

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Strategy to get men to enlist in the war.

Women placed white feathers as a symbol to represent men that have not enlisted in the army, in an attempt to shame them.

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Women Christian Temperance Union

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Promoted abstinence from alcohol. Targeted men’s alcohol abuse and how it harmed women and children.

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