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The British lost a lot of men in this battle, thus it was considered to be one of the most costly battles for Britain. It was remembered as a low point in war for Canadians and Britains.

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Previous French and British attacks were unsuccessful had over 150,000 casualties, out of a estimated 15,000 Canadian troops over 10,600

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Canadian Soldiers Were Up Against German Soldiers And The Battle Ended In A Horrible Stalemate That Led To Heavy Casualties On Both Sides

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When The Battle of Vimy Ridge took Place

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When The Battle of Vimy Ridge took Place

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April 9th 1917 and ended on April 12th 1917

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Canadian Allies, The British Attempted To Use An Artillery Barrage, But It Failed, They Were Gunned Down By Machine Guns And Rifle Fire When They Attacked

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He did not agree with  Sir Douglas Haig, the British  commander-in-chief, because he feared that the battle to obtain Passchendaele would fail.

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In Total, The Canadians And Their Allies Lost A Total Of 600 000 Soldiers

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New roads were made, gun pits were either built or improved, and railways were repaired and extended.

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July 1-November 18 1916

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Long-Term Consequences To Participating In WW1

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Long-Term Consequences To Participating In WW1

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Due To The Fact That Canadians Helped Hold Ypres, They Were Thought Of As Dependable Allies.

The Battle Of Vimy Ridge was significant progress for Canada from Britain

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Short-Term Consequences To Participating In WW1

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Short-Term Consequences To Participating In WW1

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Some Soldiers Were Injured In The War, But Eventually Healed

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Ypres Was The Last Belgian Town In Allied Hands And Was The Last Point Of Defense Before The Germans Made It To The French Ports On The English Channel

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Non-stop rain and shellfire left the battlefield with shell craters, and many casualties. The mud that had form slowed down the soldiers.

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Canadian Soldiers Managed To Triumph Against Their German Enemies

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Canadians Were Heavily Outgunned, But Held Their Positions Even Against Enemy Gas Attacks

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Out Of 100,000 Canadian Soldiers, 15, 654 Died

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April 22-25 (4 Days)

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Around 6000 Canadian Soldiers Died That Day