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    World War as a dignified triumphant nation with a new prestige in the world. The battle of Vimy Ridge united the individuals of Canada to pursue a common cause, leading to victory and the establishment of the battle as a defining event in Canadian history; the conquest of Vimy would progress into the making of a fully independent and confederate country. When Canada became visible The battle of Vimy Ridge was the coming of age as a nation for Canada because it was one of the first times that all

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    Vimy Ridge Patriotism

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    Vimy Ridge is a notable moment because it brought world recognition, a strong sense of patriotism, and became a nationalist symbol of achievement and sacrifice. It marks the first time a battle was planned and executed strategically rather than strictly by manpower. "They showed the Allies that they had the strength and ability to carry out a flawless attack of this size, in which they succeeded in April 1917" (Christie 7). The German position on the ridge seemed invincible. Because of Vimy Ridge

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    Vimy Ridge Identity

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    The battle of Vimy Ridge is so important to developing Canada’s identity because majority of the men who fought at Vimy were citizens of Canada, the battle was commanded by a Canadian, and Canadian soldiers were known as shock troops. The Battle of Vimy Ridge would be the first time all four divisions of the Canadian Corps worked together as one formation. The task fell to the Canadian army to take the ridge. Canadian troops were Fishermen from British Columbia, prairie farmers, workers from Ontario

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    The Battle Of Vimy Ridge

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    Panayioti Athanasopoulos Mr. Whitfield 9-4 April 4th 2016 Battle of Vimy Ridge The Battle of Vimy Ridge was one of the greatest military battles ever fought. This battle contributed to Canada’s coming of age as a nation. The taking of Vimy Ridge claimed more than 200,000 lives during the first World War and will forever remain in the history as one of the worlds great military triumphs. The Canadian Military used extensive planning, new innovative weaponry and relied on the tremendous courage

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    1. (a) What, according to Source A, were the problems Germans had faced by the Canadian Army operating the artillery? [3 marks] Canadian troops were tasked to capture the important Vimy Ridge. The Canadian Army bombarded the German positions with countless artilleries and it became a week of suffering for the Germans. This artillery bombardment had helped Canada develop a successful way to defeat Germany. As a result, Germans faced devastating effects, due to the constant firing by the Canadians

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    The Battle Of Vimy Ridge

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    was the sacrificial battle of Vimy Ridge. Vimy Ridge was proven to be essential to the foundation of Canada as it signified the birth of a new nation and it was considered to be the greatest battle fought, in World War One. Firstly, the Battle of Vimy Ridge established Canada’s emergence as a newly born nation from under the shadow of Britain and gave a verification of Canada’s prominence on the international level. For instance, after successfully regaining the ridge, it displayed to the British

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    fighting the canadians had overrun vimy ridge at the most of more than 10,500 killed and wounded. Another fact is that the vimy ridge is a birth of canadian nation of pride, awareness ,bravery and sacrifice which is making use the place we live in today. An interesting fact is that the battle ground is still covered in wartime tunnels which is now closed off for the public. My last fact is that there were about 20,000 germans killed in the battle of cover coming the vimy ridge. Paragraph 2 The battle

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    The Battle of Vimy Ridge

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    of Vimy Ridge was the most glorious Canadian battle that deserves the recognition of "True origin of Canada" as it recognized and identified Canada as a fierce-fighting nation on international scene. Although Vimy Ridge had some casualties, it unified Canadians with nationalism, recognized and earned Canada a place in World affairs as well as moved Canada towards its autonomy from British sovereignty creating and developing a new power in the world by the name of Canada. Firstly, Vimy Ridge was

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    The Battle Of Vimy Ridge By: Aria Soleimani On April 9, 1917, Canada sent out 100 000 fine men to serve and protect their country. To this day, the battle of Vimy Ridge is still known as the day Canada became a nation. Despite the cataclysm of the battle and the thousands of lost souls, Vimy Ridge is considered to be defining moments in Canadian History. The Germans were in complete control of Vimy Ridge for over two years prior to the Canadian onset. This enabled the Germans to strengthen their

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    Monday April 9th 1917, at 5:30am, the battle of Vimy Ridge began. The Vimy Ridge is located in Northern France at the Western Front and is seven kilometres long. The battle was fought for territory against the British, Germans, and the Canadians. The Battle was successful for the Canadians and changed their reputation for the better. In autumn of 1916, Canadians moved to the front of the lines across from Vimy Ridge. The Battle of Vimy Ridge was the first time that all four divisions of Canadian

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