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Franz was the heir to the Austrian empire. He was assassinated by Serbian Terrorists, which later caused the world war 1 which Canada was involved to. -1
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The War Measures Act lets the government to fulfill the necessities during wartime without going through the parliament. -1
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Canada’s first major battle. Canada's division was outnumbered and has to face the loss of the third of the force due to chlorine gas. 6,000 soldiers were killed, wounded, or captured. -1
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In this battle, Canada attacked as a strong unit. They took 4000 German prisoners, despite the rough weather at that time. This was an important victory at that time because of the Triple Entete. 1
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The government made a mandatory military service for men. French-Canadians, as well as many farmers, immigrants disagree to this idea. English-speaking Canadians, as well as British immigrants supported it. The pro-conscription side won the election. The losing communities had to suffer with political effects on the country as a whole. -2
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Canadians played a key role in the series of battles that formed the Hundred Days campaign. With the infantry, along with air power, machine-guns, chemical weapons, and armoured vehicles, the German armies were defeated. +2
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Agnes was elected to the parliament. Agnes wanted to support various social justice issues by taking a place in the parliament. She was the first woman in the parliament and stayed as it for a long period of time. +2
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After the war, Britain decided to stay in Turkey but the Turks attacked them. They sent out a request for Canada to send out men to help them but Prime Minister Mackenzie King declined the request. +2
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Canada and other British colonies were seen less important under Britain's power. Prime Minister King received a declaration stating that Canada is officially an independent country and is going to be seen equal as Britain. +2 -
This official declaration has been for by a group of women “The Famous Five”. They were trying to fight for the rights that used to be for men only. +2
