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DECODE THE PUZZLE Hint: This is not A Canadian Poster... But it does reflect views that were strongly felt by certain Canadians during WWI.

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1 DECODE THE PUZZLE Hint: This is not A Canadian Poster... But it does reflect views that were strongly felt by certain Canadians during WWI.

2 Recruitment was so popular at the outbreak of war that people crowded into recruitment rallies such as this one in Toronto

3 MONTH ENLISTMENT CASUALTIES JANUARY9 1944 396 FEBRUARY6 8091 250 MARCH6 6406161 APRIL5 53013 477 MAY640713 457 JUNE6 3487 931 JULY3 8827 906 AUGUST3 11713 232 STEPTEMBER3 58810 990 OCTOBER4 8845 929 NOVEMBER4 01930 741 DECEMBER3 9217 476 TOTAL:3 9217 476

4 Conscription Conscripts are forced to serve in the armed forces Caused violent protests and riots An issue that bitterly divided Canada Creation of a list of people who must go to war

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