Ww1 Scrapbook Recap Jeopardy Template

Trenches	War	Important People	Statistics in the war	Terms
100 48 hours How long were troops meant to stay in the trenches at a time?	100 Submarine What was the greatest German threat in the water?	100 John McCrae The author of the infamous poem "In Flanders Fields"	100 How much was a soldier outfit in France$155 How much was a soldier outfit in France	100 distributing a fixed amount of food to guarantee no waste Rationing
200 - ( immersion foot ) : damage created by prolonging exposure to cold and wet conditions. - Whale oil was used as a remedy. What is trench foot? What prevents it?	200 Very prestigious award given to soldiers for their bravery. What was the Victoria Cross awarded for?	200 The Indigenous long-distance runner Tom Longboat	200 2,400 How much was a soldier outfit in France	200 Propaganda Misleading information given by the government to promote something, involves gas lighting/guilt tripping
300 what did soldiers do in their downtime- play games such as blackjack, spit in the ocean, poker, or they washed up what did soldiers do in their downtime	300 - Pair of wool gloves - Pairs of wool sock - Wool scarf - Leather laces - shaving stick What would you put in a "hamper"	300 The top Canadian flying ace Billy Bishop	300 in 1918, it costed $1,000,000 CAD per day, ( worth $16,973,942.39 CAD in 2023 )How much did the war cost Canada per day? How much did the war cost Canada per day?	300 Voluntary decision to join the army Enlistment
400 They could expect to be served chicken, have regular meals, a comfy place to sleep, They could expect to be served chicken, have regular meals, a comfy place to sleep,When soldiers were not in the trenches, what types of accommodations could they expect during their “rest”	400 The three most important grounds for REJECTING a recruit.- Defective intelligence - vision isn’t good - deformity of chest or joints The three most important grounds for REJECTING a recruit	400 German fighter pilot who was the top scoring ace out of all of WWI Red Baron	400 22,800 How many Canadians served in the Royal Flying Corps?	400 Conscription A mandate to join the army
500 - exposure to deadly diseases - constant fear for their lives - no sanitation - shell shock describe conditions in the trenches- exposure to deadly diseases	500 - Those for whom military service would cause special hard-ship - Those doing work for which they had special qualifications - Persons working in essential war occupations Three reasons were people exempted from conscription?	500 Francis Penemagabow An Indigenous solider who holds the title as the deadliest sniper in the war	500 5.5% What was the interest rate for Victory Bonds?	500 "Soliders of the Soil" Boys between the ages 15 and 19 were enrolled and places on farms to help do the horse and overcome labour shortages. They would farm and work with the wheat.

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