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Canada's Role in Conflicts

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    Canada's Role in Conflicts

    Canada's Roles in Conflicts has been developing throughtout the years and it will keep increasing because of these 5 events. Canada started off with a rough start, but Canadian soilders and their ways of fighting and dealing with conflicts has been developing throught out these 100 years. Even though they had a few bad conflicts, they mangage to learn from what they have done wrong. Therefore, Canada has changed in a good way because of their victories and improving army.
    - Growning economy
  • World War I

    World War I
    The Battle of the Somme July 1st1916
     Bloody Battle
     One of the first battles that Canada lost
     Because of the unprepared soldiers, shoes were made out of cardboard
    60,000 casualties.
    Vimy Ridge:
     9th 12 of April 1917, was the biggest achievement for Canada.
     New fighting strategies
     The creeping barrage
     New munitions (Economy)
     Canada gained victory in this battle.
    First time all divisions fought together
    3,598 dead Casualties
  • World War II

    World War II
    World War II was successful for Canada because
     They were able to liberate the Netherlands from the Nazis.
     They were able to take Sicily and push the boarder up.
     Pulled Canada out of the great depression
     Since factories were reopening
    Total War
    New technology
    Casualties: 45,400
  • Korean War: The Battle of Kap' Yong

    Korean War: The Battle of Kap' Yong
    Canadians quickly adapted to the land
    South Korean Border back
    UN victory (Canadians , Australians etc.)
    independant (Commander James Stone)
    Casualties: 1,000 killed
  • Oka Crisis

    Oka Crisis
    July 11, 1990: The Oka Crisis brought two nations to conflict within the same country.
    - Bad for Canada
     Prejudice between nations
    CASUALTIES: 1, Marcel Lemay
  • Afghanistan War

    Afghanistan War
    2001:
    - Canadaians soilders were secretly sent
    - Ended the Canadian combat in 2011
    - Stayed and helped the Afghan national Army (until 31st of March 2014)
    CASUALTIES: 158