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Why are poppies a symbol of world war 1?
Poppies are a symbol of WW I because there is a famous cemetery for soldiers who died in the war, called Flanders Field, in which poppies grow. There is also a famous poem about this.
Why are poppies a big part of World War 1?
Well, honey, poppies are a big deal in World War 1 because they became a symbol of remembrance for those who died in the war. The red poppies grew in abundance on the battlefields of Flanders, where many soldiers lost their lives. So, people started wearing poppies as a way to honor and remember the fallen soldiers. Simple as that, darling.
Why is the poppy used to remember world war 1?
It began in response to a very famous poem from World War I called "In Flanders Fields", which verbally paints an image of poppies growing among the crosses in a military cemetary near where the fighting was still going on.
How did the ANZAC'S show courage at World War 1?
By fighting in the war to serve for their countries. They sacrificed themselves to be able to fight and represent their country.
What country faced the most casualties in world war 1?
I would say the British. Over a million British men died in the war. A year ago the British government put ceramic red poppies around the Tower of London to represent each man who died. You can find photos of this online. It gives you a real look at just what a million men looks like.
