Across
- 3. A positive or negative way for the government to spread their opinions. Examples include: encouraging (positive) or shaming (negative) people into joining the war effort, promoting Victory Bonds and making the enemy seem monster-like
- 7. The battle of the __________, the battle throughout the war in which Canadians were struggling to ship supplies to the Allies
- 9. A Hewbrew word for catastrophe which is sometimes used to refer to the Holocaust
- 10. The country that Germany invaded which sparked the start of World War 2
- 11. The place in Canada where the Japanese internment camps were located
- 13. The nickname for the group of elite American/Canadian paratroopers
- 15. Way of Canadians and other people to contribute to the war effort by "loaning" money to the government
- 18. The _______ laws prohibited sexual relations between Jews, Africans, Romas and Germans (this banned marriage between minorities and pure blooded Germans)
- 21. The miracle of _______ was when over 300,000 allied troops were saved by commercial and fishing boats from Britain after being pushed back by the Germans
- 22. This tax was brought into Canada so the government could generate more money to put towards the war effort
- 24. Acronym for what Canadians became after they lost in Hong-Kong and were taken by the Japenese
- 26. This agreement/deal allowed Hitler to take control over the German speaking part of Czechoslovakia
- 28. One of the scientists who work on the atomic bomb, nicknamed the "Father of the Atomic Bomb"; there was also recently a movie made about him
- 29. a decorated Indigenous soldier in WW11, from Canada.
- 31. The country in Asia where Canadians suffered a humiliating defeat where all survivors were taken prisoner
- 34. Germans defence mechanism to prevent the Allies from reaching the shore of Dieppe
- 36. Prime Minister of Canada during WW11.
- 37. The systematic persecution of European Jews that was sponsored by the government; over 6 million Jews were murdered
- 38. The abbreviated name of the pilot training program in Canada for the Allies to safely train pilots and ground crew throughout the war
- 39. The name of Germanys airforce in WW11
Down
- 1. Mr.Carbones favourite students who both live in Canada (Hint: it rhymes with MOLLYANDZARA)
- 2. A way for Canadians back home to reserve supplies for the Allies across seas
- 4. America dropped two of these onto Japan on Augest 6th and 9th in 1945
- 5. Canada was with this alliance during WW11, it consisted of Great Britain, The United States and Russia
- 6. The name for the alliance between Germany, Italy and Japan
- 8. The communist leader of the Union Of Soviet Socialist Republics (Russia) during WW11
- 12. The number of Japanese spies in Canada
- 14. Way for the government to increase their military by making military service mandatory for people who fit their certain qualifications
- 16. The capitol of Germany which was bombed by Great Britain
- 17. Prejudice against Jewish people
- 19. Battle where the Allies suffered a loss because they lost the element of surprise and Germans had several advantages
- 20. The code name for the Allies invasion on Normandy
- 23. Mackenzie King put this man in charge of making sure goods were being produced efficiently for the war effort
- 25. Hitler broke this treaty by building up his army weapons (U-boats, tanks etc.)
- 27. Canadians used this sistem to protect themselves from Germans who were trying to stop them from getting supplies to the Allies
- 30. The Canadian government sent all Japanese Canadians to these because they were paranoid that they were Japanese spies in Canada
- 32. The city we live in, in Ontario, where there was one of the first established British Commonwealth Air Training Plans
- 33. German warships that were used throughout the war
- 35. The country that declared war on Germany one week after Britain and France did