The men were told that the war was going to be over by Christmas and that when they go home they will be heroes and they would come back very rich and famous. Also, young men like the idea of marching around in smart uniforms, going abroad (most of them had never left their homeland in their lives), fathers wanted to leave their responsibilities as fathers and husbands and have an adventure. Furthermore, men that stayed behind were handed white handkerchiefs and feathers by young girls which is a sign of cowardice
Contrary to what they were promised (the war would be short and they would come back rich), the war took four years before it was over and when the men that hadn't died or ran away came back their families rejected them and they were forced to live on the streets. They couldn't get jobs because either they had amputated limbs so they couldn't work or they were mentally damaged so they couldn't think straight
Canada wasn't in ww1
Canadians responded to the rise of European fascism in the lead-up to World War II with a mix of concern and active engagement. Initially, there was a strong isolationist sentiment among the public, but as fascist aggression intensified, support for intervention grew. Canada eventually declared war on Germany in September 1939, mobilizing troops and contributing to the Allied war effort. Additionally, many Canadians joined volunteer forces to fight against fascism abroad, reflecting a commitment to democratic values.
Most men that volunteer to fight in a war do what is called enlisting. not volunteering and being forced to fight is called being drafted.
No
German Canadians were treated very badly.
Canada wasn't in ww1
so that they could fight for there country
T.S. Eliot did not fight in the war, but he did serve as a volunteer in the British Army during World War I as a way to contribute to the war effort. He worked as a firefighter during the London Blitz in World War II.
who fought The Quebec War? CANADIANS!!!!
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Canadians responded to the rise of European fascism in the lead-up to World War II with a mix of concern and active engagement. Initially, there was a strong isolationist sentiment among the public, but as fascist aggression intensified, support for intervention grew. Canada eventually declared war on Germany in September 1939, mobilizing troops and contributing to the Allied war effort. Additionally, many Canadians joined volunteer forces to fight against fascism abroad, reflecting a commitment to democratic values.
Yes, Canadians served in the navy, Royal Flying Corp and army.
Most men that volunteer to fight in a war do what is called enlisting. not volunteering and being forced to fight is called being drafted.
Tennessee is called the Volunteer State because during the war the citizens volunteered to fight. They volunteered during the War of 1812.
No
Very few Americans and Canadians remained isolationists after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor. It was an overnight sensation. Anger turned Americans into people who wanted to fight and get revenge. They did. Many of the Canadians went to the war in the Pacific too.
they volunteered to fight because of the need of the government. Not many actually volunteered they were usually forced to do it if they did volunteer it was usually just to help and fight for their country. *i hope that helped