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Causes of World War 1

When Britain declared war in August 1914 Canada was at war 1914 – Canada Goes To War More than ½ of Canadians were of British heritage and saw Britain as the “Mother Country” Canada was a Dominion of Britain; Canada was in charge of domestic affairs but Britain still controlled its foreign affairs When Britain declared war in August 1914 Canada was at war

Canada in 1914 Canada was experiencing an economic depression Factories were closed and unemployment was high The prairie provinces had experienced a 2 year drought ruining the wheat crop 50,000 people had lost their jobs from the troubled railways

“It is our duty … to let Great Britain know … that there is in Canada bit one mind and one heart, and that all Canadians stand behind the Mother Country, conscious and proud that she… engaged in war… to save civilization from the unbridled lust of conquest and power.” Wilfrid Laurier

Recruitment Volunteers were paid $1.10 per day They came from all walks of life; doctors, labourers, lawyers, miners, farmers Everyone thought the war would be over soon On Oct 13, 1914 the first 32,000 Canadian and Newfoundland troops and 100 Canadian nurses set sail for the “great adventure” Recruitment

This is all meaningless if the war never happened so then…. WHAT CAUSED THE WAR?

Stations There are 4 stations 1 – Militarism 2 – Alliances 3 – Nationalism part 1 4 – Nationalism part 2 Complete the assignment at each station We will regroup and discuss

What were the FOUR causes we looked at today? M – Militarism A – Alliances I – Imperialism N – Nationalism

Using Criteria Video

What criteria do you use to judge SIGNIFICANCE?

Your assignment Choose the 3 criteria that “speak” the most to you. Write 1 paragraph stating which of the MAIN causes is the most significant cause according to you. You must provide examples of your reasoning and clearly state the criteria you are using.