World War 1 10

Question 1

The Spark

Answer 1

On June 28, 1914 Archduke Franz Fredland and his wife were assassinated

Question 2

Black Hand

Answer 2

Serbian Nationalist group called the Black Hand blew up Franz Fredland’s car with a bomb

Question 3

Gavrilo Princip

Answer 3

Gavrilo shot the Archduke and his wife

Question 4

3 weakening empires

Answer 4

Austrian-Hungary
Russian
Ottoman

Question 5

Nationalism

Answer 5

Extreme pride in one’s country or nation

Question 6

Alliances

Answer 6

Two or more countries agree to defend each other if attcked

Question 7

Triple Alliance

Answer 7

Formed between Germany, Austrian-Hungary and Italy

Question 8

Triple Entente

Answer 8

An alliance with France, Russia and Britain (Germany is surrounded)

Question 9

Militarism

Answer 9

Massive build-up of weapons and armies. Leads to conflict between countries.

Question 10

HMS Dreadnought

Answer 10

Britain and Germany built huge fleets

Question 11

France and Germany

Answer 11

Trying to have the most powerful army

Question 12

Imperialism

Answer 12

Home country expands to control to other parts of the world. Huge competition for colonies.

Question 13

WWl

Answer 13

Germany announces to have AH’s back
France’s allies with Belgium
Russia supports Serbia
Germany declares war on Russia, France says they will stand by Russia
Germany declares war on France and attacks Belgium

Question 14

Prime minister of Canada during WWll

Answer 14

Robert Gorden

Question 15

Canada’s government promise

Answer 15

25,000 troops

Question 16

Conscription

Answer 16

Forced people to war

Question 17

4 reasons why people volunteered to go to war

Answer 17

Patriotic
Adventure
Excitement
Peer pressure

Question 18

Canadian Expedition Force (CEF)

Answer 18

Volunteers from all over the country came together

Question 19

War measure ACT

Answer 19

Strip citizens of their rights and freedom: maid censored and legal rights lost. Anyone considered an enemy could be imprisoned or deported

Question 20

Trench foot

Answer 20

fungal infection cause by cold, wet and unsanitary conditions

Question 21

Trench Cycle

Answer 21

70 days on the front
30 in support trenches
120 in reserve
70 days of rest
2 weeks of leave

Question 22

Daily chores

Answer 22

refill sandbags repair floorboards draining water from trenches

Question 23

Boredom

Answer 23

couldn’t move during day (snipers) write/read letters, random sleep times

Question 24

Patrolling No Man’s Land

Answer 24

Hand to Hand combat
Listening ports
Poison gas

Question 25

Three general groups opposed conscription

Answer 25

Religious groups (believed in pacifism)
Farmers (no one would look after the farms)
Canadians (background is not Britain)

Question 26

Propaganda

Answer 26

An information that is given and it is biased

Question 27

4 Techniques of advertisement

Answer 27

Bandwagon
Testimonial
Transfer
Reptition

Question 28

Specifically strongly opposed conscription

Answer 28

Quebec and protestors

Question 29

2nd battle of Ypres

Answer 29

April 22, 1915
Canadians + French + British
New weapon released: Chlorine Gas
Earned respect for Canada and was used more in military offences

Question 30

3 Accomplishments of Francis Pegamagabow

Answer 30

Credited 378 kills his four years
Most decorated aboriginal soldier
Won the military medal with two bars