Chapter 2 timeline
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| Who is assassinated in June 1914? | Franz Ferdinand; Crown Prince of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, assassinated by a Serbian Nationalist, June 1914.
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| Germany invades which nations in 1914? | Belgium and France
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| What was Britain's Reaction to Germany's assault? | Britain declares war on Germany in 1914, Canada has to follow suit.
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| What act did Canada pass at the start of the war? | The war Measures act. It granted the Canadian Government the authority to do everything necessary for the security, defence, peace, order, and welfare of Canada.
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| What was Canada's war involvement in 1915? | Battle at Ypres, Belgium, where the troops were exposed to poisonous gas.
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| 1916, women gain the right to vote where? | In Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta in provincial elections.
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| in 1916, the Newfoundland Regiment are involved in what? | The battle of Somme, where they were almost destroyed right at the beginning.
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| 1917 victory for Canada | Canadian troops capture Vimy Ridge, France.
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| Women in Ontario and British Columbia gain what? | the right to vote in Provincial elections.
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| 1917, war times elections act is passed and allows what? | gives federal vote to women related to servicemen.
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| 1917, who is re-elected as head of Union government? | Borden
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| Passchendaele, Belgium, 1917 | Canadian troops succeed in muddy battles.
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| What disaster befalls Halifax in 1917? | A French munitions ship explodes in its harbour.
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| what becomes manditory in 1918? | Conscription
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| What is declared on the Western Front in Europe in 1918? | Armistice
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