Enthusiasm for War Canada.

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Enthusiasm for War Canada

Request for Men When Britain declared war on Germany, Canada was automatically also at war with Germany. Britain requested 25, 000 men Prime Minister Borden passed the War Measures Act, giving the government the authority to do whatever it thought necessary for the “security, defence, peace, order and welfare of Canada.”

Motivation to Fight Germany’s brutal invasion of Belgium shocked many Canadians School texts and poems depicted war as a romantic adventure Some saw war as a temporary escape from the monotony of work

Recruitment Potential soldiers needed to be at least 5’3”, and between 18 and 45 years old. Most visible minorities were rejected. First Nations peoples were embraced for their skills as scouts and snipers, but most black and Asian Canadians were rejected.

Francis Pegahmagabow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYzDBeG3By0