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On June 28, 1914, Gavrilo Princip a member of a terrorist organization The Black Hand killed Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophia Duchess leading to million dying in the 1st world war. -
After three months since the death of Franz Ferdinand and his wife Duchess, Great Britain and France decided to declare war on Germany and Canada supported them by joining the allies. -
Internment Camps started in 1915 when Canadians lost all trust in Hungarians and Germans who were living in Canada they decided they should put them in camps to make them work hard jobs for low income. -
The battle of Ypres was the first major battle for Canadians in the world war and it was the first time that poisonous gas was used on such a huge scale. Canadians stayed in the trenches and kept a critical location on the frontlines until reinforcements arrived. -
The Conscription Crisis began in 1917 when the government brought in the Miltary Service Act. It was mainly French men who were against this because they didn't feel any type of loyalty to Britain while English Canadians stood with it because they were loyal. -
On November 11th, 1918 Canada came out of the war victorious although with many casualties. After the war ended there were many problems such as unemployment and the returning soldiers. who died from the Spanish influenza epidemic.
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