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The poisonous gas attack by Germany was a major hit for Canada. Many soldiers were lost at the time and Canada struggled quite a lot.
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The Soldiers sent into war were very much deceived about how the war was going to be. Many were fed up, wanted to go home, and regretting their decisions.
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Jeremiah Jones and Black Soldiers faced a lot of discrimination when serving in the war. They had difficulty applying for war, getting along with their squad and lieutenant, and overall disliked.
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The Vimy Ridge was a big turn for Canada in the War. Canada was able to knock down Germany and also gain respect from other countries as well.
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This was the time when the Military Service Act was made. Robert Borden, the current prime minister, decided to force unwilling men into going to fight in the war.
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This was a great time for women. Although it was hard, women earned the right to vote for themselves.
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Lieutenant F.O Loft was a man who wanted Aboriginals to have the right to vote and other rights as well. Unfortunately, in 1927 the government denied his request.
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in 1919 Robert Borden amended the Immigration Act allowing all Indian immigrants living in Canada to bring their wives and children under 18 into Canada. Gradually, Sikh families made a place for themselves in B.C, Canada.
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This was good progress for Canada. At this time many new household items were made making life easier for housewives.
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Emily Murphy and the famous five were a group of women who achieved positions in the law firm. Becoming a "person" who is able to decide rights and privileges for the people of Canada.
