HISTORY TEST CPT

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Women's Rights

par Jing Jing Li - Rick Hansen SS (2542)

Charles Dickens

par Pietro Contini

"A Cup of Tea"

par gabby m

Vigotsky and Piaget

par Karla Amayo

Canada's First step to Indipendance (1914-29)

Homefront

Military Voters Act

Wartime Elections

Voting Overseas

Munitions Sandal

Constitution crisis (1917)

Plebiscite

Discrimination

Immigrants

Black Canadians

Natives

Indian act

Residential schools

Assimilation

French Canadians

Women's changing roles

Famous 5

Person's case

Emily Murphy

Right to Vote

Nellie Mcclung

First wave movement

Warfare Support

Victory Bonds

Patriotic funds

Propaganda

Roaring 20's

Social changes

Prohibition

Lower crime rate

Smuggling

Speakeasies

Entertainment

Art

The group of 7

Jazz age

Slang

Flappers

Golden age of sports

Radio

Silent movies

Prosperity

Buying on stock

Assembly line

Canada's Growing Autonomy

Statute of Westminister

Britain no longer makes laws

King Byng-Crisis

Re-defined Relationship with Britian

William Lyon Mackenzie King

Chanak Affair (1922)

Canada makes own conflict descisions

Halibut Treaty (1923)

Signing of treaties

Indapendant action from Britian

Modern Warfare

Sea

Submarine Warfare

German U-Boat

Un-detected

Torpedo

Air

Zeppelin

Planes

Ace

Billy Bishop

Victoria Cross

Red Baron

German Fokker

Dogfight

Bombers

Fighters

Land

Trench Warfare

No Man's land

The Schlieffen plan

Failure

Conditions

Shell shock

Sanitation

Trench Foot

Infantry

Canadian Battles

100 Days

Begining of the end

Armistice

Passhendale

Utility

Ypres

Bravery

Recognition

1st Battle

Somme

Bloodshed

Vimy Ridge

Arthur Currie

Creeping Barrage

New hope

Causes of WWII

Natonalism

Patriotism

Pride

Imperialism

Natural Resources

Economy

Alliances

Triple Entente

Russia

France

Great Britian

Triple Alliance

Italy

Austria-Hungary

Germany

Militarism

Vehicles

Blimp

Plane

U-Boat

Tank

Weapons

Chlorine Gas

Machine Gun