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      <title>War On The Homefront by Angelina Martinez-Pacini</title>
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History gr.10
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         <title>Propaganda mini assignment</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><a href="https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1r4M2Zjtqw9SrJup6Oib29mzAmueYYJ9M4yoJZNogX6g/edit#slide=id.g5475fb1c6c_7_0">https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1r4M2Zjtqw9SrJup6Oib29mzAmueYYJ9M4yoJZNogX6g/edit#slide=id.g5475fb1c6c_7_0</a><br>Page: 27</div>]]></description>
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         <title>Women in the war</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Nursing sisters article about clara noyes:<br><a href="https://www.worldwar1centennial.org/index.php/nurses-we-remember.html">https://www.worldwar1centennial.org/index.php/nurses-we-remember.html</a><br><br>The famous five questions:<br>1.I would ask emily murphy if she could go back and restart what would she do differently. would she attempt to become a senator instead?<br>2.I would ask Louise McKinney how long did it take to push through the Dower act? <br>3.I would ask Nellie McClung did you and Irene Parlby disagree during your time working together being from two different parties?<br>4.How did men in society treat you once they found out what you were trying to change? <br>5.How did it feel knowing you were changing thousands of lives for the better?</div>]]></description>
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         <title>Politics and society</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><br>life at home during the war:</div><ol><li>Women living at home on the fixed salaries of soldier-husbands overseas often faced difficult social choices: a lower living standard</li><li>Woodsworth received great notoriety for refusing to use his pulpit to encourage recruitment.</li><li> Boy Scouts and Girl Guides collected money for the Canadian Patriotic Fund</li><li>A small number of Canadians vocally opposed the war</li><li>Canada in Flanders  apprised young Canadians of the fighting overseas, but gave little sense of the horrific nature of the fighting or the magnitude of the war’s human cost</li><li>7 religious groups were exempt from joining the war</li><li>August 1914 the Canadian Patriotic Fund (CPF)was established</li><li>anti-war stance cost Woodsworth his position as Secretary of the Canadian Welfare League</li><li>Unlike liberal pacifists, many of whom supported the war as a necessary evil to defeat European militarism, radical pacifists tended to see the war in starker terms.</li><li>The war cost canada 1 million dollars a day in 1918</li></ol><div> </div><div>Write a short paragraph that justifies your rankings.<br>I put them in the order that i found them because i spent a lot of time trying to order them. I found that I couldn't pick what to put first. All of these things affected people, to say one was less tragic then another would be false. women had to live of small paychecks and their families suffered. Woodsworth was awesome for not encouraging recruitment but them he lost his position on the canadian welfare league. boy scouts and girl scouts had to raise money for something they didn't understand. No one had extra to spare so they didn't assist, they probably felt like they failed. Only a small number opposed the war, which resulted in thousands of young canadians to rest in flanders field. we had many more men to send but they couldn't go on grounds of conscience. The canadian patriotic fund was just a cool fact i saw. The ww1 was beginning of a time where people believed in what they wanted, people didn't follow the crowd and stood up for their opinions. which usually resulted in jail time but they were the believers. No wonder people were poor how do you spend 1 million dollars a day! those people could've been here making canada money instead. <br>The homefront scrapbook:</div><ol><li>by 1919, Canada spent $1,300,000,000 on the war.</li><li>"Soldiers of The Soil" boys aged 15-19 were placed on farms to make up for the work shortage. </li><li>2,400 women were sent overseas as nurses to aid soldiers.</li><li>in 1918, the federal government introduced daylight savings time to conserve energy.</li><li>They had raised $660,000,000 through bonds which is equal to $11,048,487,417.22</li><li>reducing food consumption to save some for the soldiers. </li><li>Taxes were put on many things </li><li>The export value of munitions and materials grew exponentially.</li><li>"The Dorcas Club" made to encourage single ladies to donate items to the soldier</li><li>religion was used to try and keep morale up.</li></ol><div><br>Write a short paragraph. <br>Number one was the most important because we weren't the cause of the war yet we spent so much money on it. The British empire would’ve won the war if we helped or not. Everyone at home had to help out and keep Canada together without the men. Boys helped on farms for no or little food, families tried to consume less food, women donated their belongings to soldiers, consumed less energy by encouraging daylight savings, women left home to provide aid for the war, Boy Scouts set up camps along rivers so people couldn’t poison the water. War time is one of the only times our whole country worked together. <br><br></div><div> </div><div> </div><div><br></div>]]></description>
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