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Where were Japanese Canadians forced to live during World War II?
Where were Japanese Canadians forced to live during World War II?
- In internment camps in the interior of British Columbia (correct)
- In coastal camps near Vancouver
- In the prairies of Alberta
- In work camps on Vancouver Island
Which Canadian soldier is known for single-handedly liberating a Dutch town?
Which Canadian soldier is known for single-handedly liberating a Dutch town?
- Tommy Prince
- Lester B. Pearson
- Leo Major (correct)
- Romeo Dallaire
Which beach did Canadian forces attack on D-Day, where they made the furthest advance?
Which beach did Canadian forces attack on D-Day, where they made the furthest advance?
- Omaha Beach
- Sword Beach
- Utah Beach
- Juno Beach (correct)
What main action was taken by allied powers in post-WWII Germany?
What main action was taken by allied powers in post-WWII Germany?
Who is credited with helping to establish peace during the Suez Crisis in 1956?
Who is credited with helping to establish peace during the Suez Crisis in 1956?
Flashcards
Japanese Internment in Canada
Japanese Internment in Canada
During World War II, the Canadian government forced Japanese Canadians into internment camps, located deep within British Columbia.
Leo Major's Liberation of Zwolle
Leo Major's Liberation of Zwolle
Leo Major, a Canadian soldier, single-handedly liberated the Dutch city of Zwolle from Nazi control.
Canadian Advance on D-Day
Canadian Advance on D-Day
Canadian forces landed on Juno Beach during the D-Day invasion, advancing further than any other Allied force.
Post-WWII Germany's Division and Rebuilding
Post-WWII Germany's Division and Rebuilding
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The Cold War Rivalry
The Cold War Rivalry
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