Causes of WW1
Trenches
Medicine
Pals battalions
The Somme
100

What does the M in MAIN stand for?

Militarism.

100

Name one feature of a trench.

parapet, ammunition shelf, fire step, sandbags, no mans land, duck boards.

100

Name one medical advancement from the war

x-rays, splints, plastic surgery, blood transfusions

100

What were Pals battalions?

Where you could join up with your friends.

100
What was the first day of the Somme known as?

Bloodiest day in British History

200

What was the name of the alliance formed between France, Russia and the UK

Triple Entente.

200

What was Trench Foot caused by?

standing in wet mud.

200

What was PTSD known as?

Shell shock

200

Name one place where Pals battalions formed?

London, Manchester, Lancashire, Accrington.

200

Which general led the armies at the Somme?

General Haig

300

Who was shot triggering the start of the war?

Franz Ferdinand

300

Where were the trenches?

from Switzerland to the English Channel.

300

What was the name of the leg splint developed in the war?

Keller-Blake splint

300

When did people think the war would be over by?

Christmas

300

By the end of the battle how many soldiers had died?

420,000

400

What was the name of the German plan to attack France from the North?

Schlieffen plan

400

How many miles of trenches were there on the Western Front?

roughly 475 miles

400

Why was infection a major problem?

Battle was fought on farmland

400

Why did Britain begin the war without conscription?

Because they thought people would sign up.

400

How many miles did the soldiers advance?

5

500

What does the I in MAIN stand for?

Imperialism

500

What illness led to flu-like conditions and was caused by lice?

Trench Fever

500

Who created the mobile X-Ray

Marie Curie

500

What was the consequence of Pals Battalions

entire towns lost their men

500

roughly how many shells were fired?

2 million

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