'Victory bonds' diaporamas de présentation

Total War

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Chapter 6 - WWI

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WWI: Total War

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1914-1918: Canada and the Great War Scott Masters Crestwood College

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World War One Propaganda during World war one

World War One Propaganda during World war one. Propaganda is a form of communication that is aimed at influencing the attitude of a community toward some cause or position.

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WW1 Canadian Propaganda

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WWI at Home

WWI at Home. Organizing Industry. War Industries Board- coordinated the production of war materials Food Administration- increasing food production while minimizing consumption Herbert Hoover Victory gardens Daylight savings time. Paying for the War. Liberty Bonds and Victory Bonds

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Canada During & After the second world war

Canada During & After the second world war. Social Effects. Government restricts unions, but labour shortage allowed unions to demand many rights. C.D. Howe (Minister of Munitions and Supply) lost battle with unions.

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Front Lines and Canada at Home

Front Lines and Canada at Home. Schlieffen Plan. How can Canada pay for the war?. Imperial Munitions Committee Factories Victory Bonds Income Tax. Women at War. Bluebirds Canadian Army Medical Corps. Women at Home. Volunteers Working in factories, farms and fishing boats

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War Effort at Home, and in the Media

War Effort at Home, and in the Media. Paying for the war Costing Canadian Government $1 million a day. Why?! Victory bonds ? give the government money now, they will pay back with interest later (after the war) Income Tax ? tax on all Canadians earning income, meant to be only during the war

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