Robert Borden was an amazing priminister for Canada. In WW1, he wanted Canada to participate in the war and got several troops for the Britain empire, but that eventually faded. He made the first GST tax, and gave women (nurses and family of soldiers) the right to vote, so he would win the re election and conscription would start demanding 19-45 year old men would be forced to enlist. He led Canada to winning several incredibly successful battles, including the famous Paschendale. At the peace treaty of Versailles, he got a separate seat from Britain which led to independence. Canada signed as an independent nation on the treaty and was a delegate for the World Nations (a new group promotion world cooperation) Robert Borden was also knighted in 1914.
The Prime Minister of France between 1914 and 1918 faced many issues. There were 6 men who held this position. They were Gaston Doumergue, Alexandre Ribot, Rene Viviani, Aristide Briand, Paul Painleve, and Georges Clemenceau.
Sir Robert Borden, Canada's eighth Prime Minister was in office during World War I. He served two terms in that capacity (October 10, 1911 to July 10, 1920).
Most of the world war 1 was set in Europe and Central Asia was also involved
Syria was under the mandate of France after W 1.
It didn't. Germany lost World War I.
The prime minister at the time was Robert Borden
From 1911-1920 the Prime Minister of Canada was Sir Robert Borden.
Sir Robert Borden was prime minister of Canada from October 10th, 1911 until July 10, 1920
The Prime Minister of France between 1914 and 1918 faced many issues. There were 6 men who held this position. They were Gaston Doumergue, Alexandre Ribot, Rene Viviani, Aristide Briand, Paul Painleve, and Georges Clemenceau.
Sir Robert Borden, Canada's eighth Prime Minister was in office during World War I. He served two terms in that capacity (October 10, 1911 to July 10, 1920).
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Sir Robert L. Borden was the Prime Minister of Canada from 1911 - 1920 (World War 1).Sir Robert Borden was Prime Minister of Canada during World War I.Sir Robert Borden was the prime minister of Canada during World War I.
Prime Ministers during World War 1: Canada - Sir Robert Borden UK - H. H. Asquith, followed by David Lloyd George France - Georges Clemenceau Australia - Andrew Fisher, followed by William Hughes
The Canadian prime minister during World War I was Sir Robert Borden. He introduced the income tax in 1917 as a measure to help finance the war effort. This was a significant shift in Canadian fiscal policy, marking the beginning of a broader reliance on income taxation in the country. Borden's leadership during the war was pivotal in shaping Canada's national identity and role on the global stage.
Robert Borden initially opposed conscription at the start of World War I, promising to rely on voluntary enlistment. However, as casualties mounted and enlistment numbers declined, he recognized the urgent need for additional troops to support the war effort. Facing pressure from military leaders and a divided public opinion, Borden ultimately decided to introduce conscription in 1917 to ensure Canada could meet its commitments to the Allies. This shift reflected both the changing realities of the war and the necessity of sustaining military resources.
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