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The War af Sea
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1. Why was it so importantfor Britainto maintaincommandof the seas?
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2. What were the Germansubmarinescalled?
3- Why did Germanydecideto introducea policyof unrestrictedsubmarinewarfarein Februarv
1917?
4. What is significant
aboutthe sinkingof the Britishpassengership,the Lusitania?
policyof submarin
5. Howdid theAlliesrespondto Germany's
e warfare?
6. Outlinethreereasonswhy the U.S.A.decidedto enterthe war.
7. Why do you thinkthe UnitedStates'entrance
into the war was a majorturningpointfor the
Allies?
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EXERCISE#15
The War at Home
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Refer to the Sfudent Workbookp.6B-70
1' ldentifythreeexamplesof the cost-savingmeasurescanadiansfaced
durinqthe war.
2- Discussthe significanceof the HarifaxExprosionof 1g17.
3. who was consideredlo be an'enemy alien"duringthe Firstworld
war?
4- why werecanadiancilizensconcernedwith enemyafiens?
5- Explainthe canadiangovernment'ssorutionto the issueof enemy
ariens.
6- ldentifyfour measureswhich were introducedby the canadian government
in order to hefp
raisefundsfor the war effort.
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B. Whatis conscription?
9- In your own words,explainwhy the issue of conscriptionhelpedto furtherdivide Englishand
Frenchrefationsin Canada-
10.Whatwere the effectsof the MilitaryServiceBillwhen it was introducedin 1g1l?
I 'i. How ciidt-'e iSSiieof Conscr-iptio-imp-ct orr iire i gi 7 eieciion?
12. Writea paragraphoutliningthe changingrole of womenduringthe FirstWorldWar.
13. Whatrole did the use of propagandaplay duringthe Firsl WorldWar?
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EXERCISE#1T
Wilson's Fourteen Points and the Treaty of Versailles
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1. a) What was President Woodrow Wilson's original intention when he released the
documentcalled the FourteenPoints?
b) Whatdid Wilsonsubsequently
do withhis FourteenPoints?
2. ExplainWilson'sconceptof internationalism.
3. What is self-determination?
4. Explainthe issueaddressedin pointsnine throughfourteen.
5. Afterthe war, in early 1919the Alliertpowersmet at the
Whatwas the goalof theseconferences?
6. Completethe following chart outliningthe positionsof the three Allied powers leading up to
the Treaty of Versailles.
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7. Althoughseltdeterminationseemed like a good idea, why was it difficultto enact?
B. In response to Woodrow Wilson's concept of self-determination,his Secretary of State,
BainbridgeColby, reactedwith confusionand then alarm'. "When the president talks of 'selfdetermination' what unit has he in mind? Does he mean a race, a territorial area, or a
community? lt will raise hopes wltich can never be realized. lt will, I fear, cosf lhousands of
lives."
Some peoplenow claimthat it hai endedup costingmillions of lives.
Using prior knowledge,knowledgeof current events,and by flippingthrough your Sfudenf
Workbook, find at least three future conflicts that are a result of self-determinationor its
imperfectapplication. Think in terms of states that had/havean ethnic minority,or ethnic
groupsthat have no state.
9. a) What is the War GuiltClause?
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b) How did the Germanpeoplereactto this clause?
10.The Treaty of Versailleshad several importantprovisions.Fill in the blanks below to
completethese provisions.Try to do so wilhoutconsultingany sources.
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The war
clause
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Alsace -
wasreturned
to France.
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Polandwas given a strip of land known as the
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The Central Powerswere forced to surrenderall of their coloniesto
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The German army was restrictedto
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Germanywasforcedto surrenderits entire
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Thewestbankof the
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Union between
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The constitutionof the League of
fleet.
RiverValleywas to be de-militarized.
and Germanvwas forbidden.
was to be included as a part of
the treaty.
11. Discusshow the Treaty of Versaillesimpactedon the SecondWorld War,
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