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WWII
Dates
Dieppe
Juno
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Cause
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Other
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Where
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World
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Propaganda
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Women
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September 1st, 1939
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Germany invaded Poland
For 100 extra points, when did
Germany and Britain Declare war?
– September 3rd, 1939
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August 19th, 1942
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Battle of Dieppe
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August 25th, 1944
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Paris was liberated
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June 6th, 1944
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Battle at Juno Beach / Normandy
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May 7th, 1945
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Germany, unconditional surrender.
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The Battle of Dieppe taught
lessons that helped Canadians
in what other battle?
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Juno Beach or Normandy
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___% were either, killed,
wounded or taken prisoner.
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88%
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How long did the Battle
last?
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Battle lasted 9 hours
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List 5 Reasons Dieppe
was a Failure
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Communication
Lack of air support
Weather/delays
German Spies/Spy planes
Inadequate Equipment (Tanks/Guns)
German convoy, which alerted coastal
defences
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Where is Dieppe?
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The day of the attack on
Juno Beach is known as
what?
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D-Day
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Canada had a _____ role
in Normandy.
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Major
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Was called operation
what?
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Overlord
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July 25th, 1944
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Except for Dieppe, it was the bloodiest
day of the war for Canada.
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List 5 changes made from
the Battle of Dieppe
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Communication/Signals
Proper Weapons
Proper Tanks
Before Dawn Air Raids
Paratroopers
Planning/ No Delays
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Hitler violated the terms
of what?
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The Treaty of Versailles
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An atomic bomb was dropped on
_______ and on ______Japan.
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Nagasaki & Hiroshima
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What are reparations?
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Money paid to the victors of a War.
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What year did Japan and
China go to war?
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1937
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What happened in May 1940,
and what was Canada’s
response?
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German invaded Holland, Belgium and
France, leaving Britain alone in the ally
fight against Germany.
Canada’s response- went from a
limited role to a total commitment to
the war.
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C.W.A.C. stands for what?
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Canadian Women’s Army Corps
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An obstacle for women in the war
from 1939 until 1943 prohibited
what?
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prohibited marriage during any
woman's military service
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What are the two types of
Propaganda?
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Positive and Negative
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List 5 purposes of
Propaganda used in WWII?
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Recruitment
Buy Bonds
Don’t talk
Save food
Don’t waste, recycle, car pool
Work
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The two factors leading to
the creation of the C.W.A.C.
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Army would sooner or later need more
workers & Canadian women were
eager to join the Armed Forces.
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How did Britain, France, and the
United States respond to Hitler’s
violations? What was it called.
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Policy of Appeasement
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Tommy Prince was Canada’s most
decorated _______________ war
hero.
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First Nation
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What is blitzkrieg?
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German attack method of invading
fast.
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What was the first combat
Canadian troops saw in
WWII?
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Hong Kong
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Why was the decision to
enter the war different for
Canada this time?
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Now independent, did not have to go
to war with Britain.
For 100 more points what was what
did the Prime Minister Mackenzie King
agreed to do?
– Send a small volunteer army
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Where is France and England?
England
France
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Find Germany and Poland
Germany
Poland
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Find Czechoslovakia and Austria
Czechoslovakia
Austria
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Find the U.S.S.R. and Yugoslavia
U.S.S.R.
Yugoslavia
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Find Japan and Hawaii.
Japan
Hawaii
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Give the first or last name of
BOTH the war brides that
came to LHHS
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Final
Peggy Moir & Betty Hawkins
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