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Mind’s On – Battles Review Before finishing the war let’s revisit Canada’s main battles Battle Details Main Idea/Theme

The End of the War: The Last Hundred Days

After 4 years it was still stalemate on the Western Front Neither side could win any decisive battles to bring ultimate victory

1917 Russia leaves the war due to a Revolution in their own country Germans are able to send all their forces to the Western Front.

The Americans Enter the War!! The U.S. finally enters the war in 1917 The sinking of the Lusitania (1915) and the German policy of unrestricted warfare is what pulls them in

By the spring of 1918, Germany realized the policy of unrestricted submarine warfare did not force Britain to surrender as they had hoped. Also, Germany’s allies Austria-Hungary and Turkey were on the point of collapse. Germany knew they would have to make an effort to end the war soon

1918, Germany launched a strong offensive on the Western Front before the U.S. could arrive. By July the German offensive failed without any real breakthrough.

In the Last 100 Days, the Entente moved 130km In the Last 100 Days, the Entente moved 130km. The Canadians had a significant role in this effort Hungry and tired German soldiers surrendered to the Canadians and the Allies By November 1918 , the Allies had pushed the Germans back almost to Germany and they called for an Armistice and peace talks to end the war

The Last Shot of the War! The Armistice (an agreement to end the fighting) had been agreed on to begin on Nov. 11th, 1918 at 11 a.m. At 10:55 a.m., as Canadian troops walked through Belgium, a single German sniper fired a bullet killing Private George Price He was the last Canadian to be killed in the Great War