Unit 3 Flashcards
(28 cards)
Archduke franz Ferdinand
Austrian heir assassinated on June 28, 1914
Billy Bishop
Great Canadian ace
Francis pegahmagabow
Most decorated indigenous soldier during World War I
Czar Nicholas II
Leader of Russia during World War I
Sam Hughes
Canadian militia minister
Rory Brown
Shot down the red Baron
Robert Borden
Prime Minister during World War I

Kaiser wilhelm II
Helped Germany into World War I
General haig
Commander for BEF on Western front
Sir Arthur Currie
Lead Vimy Ridge
Two alliances that formed, and who belong to
Triple entene( Russia,Britain, France)
Triple alliance( Italy Austria Germany)
Militarism
Use military forces to gain power
Nationalism
Strong sense of nations pride 
Imperialism
One country, extending political power over to another one
What was the CEF equipped with?
Shovel gun rubber boots
Who led the Canadiens at Vimy?
Arthur Currie
Aerial warfare
Dog fight
Battle on the ground
Trench
End of the war
November 11, 1918 11 AM
Gas warfare
Mustard gas
Passchendaele
Trench warfare, muddy mess
Conscription
Enrollment of people in war
Why did Canada face a conscription crisis during World War I?
– Borden saw horrific trenches, and wanted it to come to the end
– Soldiers were needed to replace lost ones
– Horrifying stories returned about the war
– French didn’t wanna fight, pacifist
didn’t believe in war
– Farmers didn’t want to lose workers and crops
What was the historical significance of the battle of Vimy Ridge? 
– Four Canadians awarded Victoria Cross
– General curry promoted to commander of Canadian corps
– First time, Canadians fought as one Canadian Corp.
– We’re known as Canadians after this battle
– Largest advancement made by allies on western front since the start of war