Causes
Intense feelings of pride in one's country
Nationalism
The country that shortly after its ally Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia, declared war on allied powers such as Russia and France
Germany
Type of warfare common in WWI battles
Trench Warfare
The "spark" that is the direct cause of WWI
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
The country severely punished after WWI
Germany
The domination of one country by another, usually for resources
Imperialism
The Ottoman Empire
The Machine Gun
The result of the Black Hand killing a major political figure in Austria-Hungary
Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia
Post WWI Peace Agreement
The Treaty of Versailles
Militarism
Alliance consisting of three powers - The UK, France, and Russia
Triple Entente
Weapons of mass destruction such as mustard gas or shells containing xylyl bromide first used in WWI
Chemical Weapons
The British ocean liner sunk by German U-Boats practicing unrestricted submarine warfare
The Lusitania
The international forum and collective security agreement created by Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
The man assassinated by the Serbian nationalist group known as the Black Hand
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Another name for the powers that made up the "Triple Alliance"
Central Powers
The often result of battles involving Trench Warfare
Stalemate
Note discovered that led to the US joining WWI
Zimmerman Note/Telegram
Name given to the group heading post WWI peace talks which consisted of the UK, US, France, and Italy
The Big Four
The application of the theory of Natural Selection to society
Social Darwinism
Country annexed by Austria-Hungary in 1908, angering people in places like Serbia
Bosnia-Herzegovina
A military conflict where nations make any sacrifices necessary to win
Total War
Event years after "The Great War" that will occur especially due to Germany's harsh post-war treatment
World War II
Conference where countries gathered after WWI to discuss terms
Paris Peace Conference