Zusammenfassung der Ressource
War and Peace
- World War 1
- Britain refused to ignore the events of 4
August 1914, when Germany attacked France
through Belgium. Within hours, Britain
declared war on Germany
- Canada went to war as well because
Canada was a self-governing dominion
of the British Empire
- Europe was the center of WW1, mostly surrounding Germany
- The Triple Entente is made up of Britain, France and
Russia. Canada was technically part of the Triple
Entente because Canada was a self-governing
dominion.
- The War in Afghanistan
- After the 11 September terrorist attacks, Minister of National Defence
Art Eggleton advised Governor General Adrienne Clarkson to authorize
more than 100 Canadian Forces soldiers on military exchange
programs to take part in the war in Afghanistan
- Because the United States and Canada are tight allies and neighboring
countries, Canada supported the United States throughout the war with
the Canadian Military fighting along their side
- The war in Afghanistan started because Afghan leaders were
ordered to hand over Osama Bin Laden. When the Taliban
didn't do this, the United States decided they would use their
armed forces
- World War 2
- Canada's military was active in the war, though most
battles occurred in Italy, Northwestern Europe, and the
North Atlantic.
- Canada's allies included U.S., Britain, France, USSR,
Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, Denmark,
Greece, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland,
South Africa and Yugoslavia
- The Canadian Military fought with Great Britain, but not under Great
Britain. Canada declared war and fought as a lone independant country
as opposed to World War 1, where we were only in the war because
Canada was still recognized as a colony of Great Britain.