Canadian History
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| Black Hand | Group that assassinated Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand
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| Prime Minister during WWI | Robert Borden
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| Conscription | Mandatory enlistment
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| Income tax | Temporary measure during WWI on the Homefront
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| Supporters of Conscription | Families of soldiers
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| Opponents of Conscription | Pacifists, French Canadians, and Farmers
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| Rationing | Saving food to send overseas for soldiers
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| Ypres | Battle involving first use of chlorine gas
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| Somme | Battle involving the first use of the tank by Britain
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| Passchedaele | Muddy nightmare
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| Vimy Ridge | creeping barrrage
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| U-boats (subs) | Germany
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| Triple Entente | France, England, Russia (Canada)
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| Triple Alliance | Germany, Italy, Hungary
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| Lusitania | U.S. entry into the war
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| Treaty of Versailles | Canada got its first seats at an international war conference, independent from Britain
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| War Guilt Clause | Germany had to claim all responsibility for WWI
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| Flappers | Women who rebelled by cutting their hair, drinking, dancing, and staying out late.
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| Famous Five | Fought to have women declared as "persons" under the law
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| Model T Ford | Invention of the 1920s
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| Residential Schools | Native Canadian children assimilated into "Canadian culture" through removal from their homes
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| Prohibition | Law preventing the production and sale of alcohol
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| Too much buying on credit | Cause of the Great Depression
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| Mackenzie King | 5 cent speech
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| Relief Camps | Make work projects for unemployed men during the Depression
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| Adolf Hitler | Mein Kampf
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| Nuremberg Laws | Removed citzenship from Jewish German citizens
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| Holocaust | Over 6 million people were killed in concentration camps because of their Jewish heritage
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| Plebiscite | Vote held on conscription to let Mackenzie King out of his promise of no conscription in WWII
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| Attack on Pearl Harbor | U.S. enters WWII
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| Japanese Canadian Internment | Concerns citizens would be disloyal and were put in camps for the duration of WWII
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| Axis Powers | Germany, Italy, Japan
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| Allied Powers | France, Britain, Canada, Russia
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| Battle of Britain | Aerial bombing of civilians in Britain by Germany's Luftwaffe
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| Dieppe | Disaster
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| D-Day | Success at Juno Beach
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| Hong Kong | All Canadians were captured or killed
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| Battle of the Atlantic | U-boats hunting Allied cargo ships
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| Little Boy, Fat Man | Atomic Bombs
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| Yalta Conference | End of WWII
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| Igor Gouzenko | Soviet spy who warned Canada of its involvement in the cold war.
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| Baby Boom | Increase in population after the end of WWII.
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| Women in the 1950s | Women were told to leave the workplace and return to their traditional roles as wives and mothers.
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| Cuban Missile Crisis | First time Canadians felt directly threatened by the possibility of a nuclear attack
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| Victory Bond | Savings certificates sold to Canadians to help pay for the cost of WWI
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| War Measures Act | An emergency act that gave the federal government the power to make quick, unchallenged decisions in times of war.
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| Sovereignty-association | The idea that Quebec should be politically independent from Canada, but still maintain close economic ties
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| Separatism | The political idea that supports establishing Quebec as an independent nation
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| Relief | Financial assistance from the government - today it is called welfare
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| peacekeeping | Actively keeping the peace between nations or regions through international military and non-military efforts.
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| Just Society | Pierre Trudeau's vision of creating a country based on principles of freedom, equality, and compassion.
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| Iron Curtain | Boundary between communist and capitalist states in Europe
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| Great Depression | A time of economic hardship that began with a stock market crash.
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| Distinct society | An expression used to describe Quebec's unique place in Canadian society
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| Anti-Semitism | An attitude of hatred toward Jewish people or a policy that discriminates against Jewish citizens.
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| Vietnam War | Canada only sent volunteers into this captialistic/communism conflict, while the U.S. drafted people into the army.
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| NATO | Canada is part of this post WWII military alliance.
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| Warsaw Pact | Alliance between the communist countries after WWII
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| Berlin Wall | Built to separate East and West Germany
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| FLQ | Group that kidnapped Pierre LaPorte and James Cross
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| Hippies | Rebelled against society through music, clothing, and protests
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| Brian Mulroney | Introduced the GST, Free Trade (NAFTA) and failed to pass Meech Lake and Charlottetown Accords
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| Rene Levesque | Held a referendum on sovereignty-association that failed to pass
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| Quiet Revolution | Quebec government urged Quebecois to become masters of their own house "Maitres chez nous", modernize Quebec
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| Official Languages Act | Pierre Trudeau passed this legislation making Canada an official bilingual nation
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| Bill 22 | Robert Bourassa passed this bill that made French the only official language in Quebec
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| Bill 101 | Rene Levesque replaced Bill 22, banning the use of English in government and business in Quebec
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| Repatriating the Constitution | The constitution came fully under Canada's control and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms was introduced
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