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The Japanese population living in Canada during World War Two was forced into ______ camps.
The Japanese population living in Canada during World War Two was forced into ______ camps.
internment
______ Major was able to liberate Zwolle, Netherlands from Nazi control all by himself!
______ Major was able to liberate Zwolle, Netherlands from Nazi control all by himself!
Leo
The Canadians advanced the farthest on ______ attacking Juno beach.
The Canadians advanced the farthest on ______ attacking Juno beach.
D-Day
During the Cold War, the USA and the ______ Union had a rivalry.
During the Cold War, the USA and the ______ Union had a rivalry.
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Canada became a member of the ______ Nations in 1945.
Canada became a member of the ______ Nations in 1945.
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Study Notes
Japanese Internment in Canada During WWII
- Japanese Canadians were forced into internment camps in British Columbia during World War II.
Zwolle Liberation
- Leo Major liberated Zwolle, Netherlands from Nazi control.
D-Day Advancements
- Canadian forces advanced furthest on Juno Beach during D-Day.
Post-WWII Germany
- Allied powers divided Germany, demilitarized it, and promoted democracy to prevent another war.
Cold War Rivalry
- The USA and the Soviet Union competed during the Cold War.
Canada's UN Membership
- Canada joined the United Nations in 1945.
Pearson and the Suez Crisis
- Lester B. Pearson helped resolve the Suez Crisis in 1956.
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Description
This quiz explores key events in Canada's involvement during World War II and the subsequent geopolitical developments. From Japanese internment camps to the Cold War rivalry, test your knowledge on Canada's significant role and contributions during these historical periods.
