Vocabulary
Vocabulary 2
Causes
Weaponry
Trenches and Fronts
100
Battle Line
Front
100
People not in the military
Civilian
100
Acronym used for the causes of World War One
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MAIN
100
The reason that all of these new weapons came about during world war one
Industrial Revolution
100
A form of warfare in which opposing armies fight each other from trenches dug in the battlefield.
Trench Warfare
200
A deadlock in which neither side is able to defeat the other
Stalemate
200
policy of supporting neither side in a war
Neutrality
200
glorification of the military
Militarism
200
The Germans developed this type of weaponry.
Machine Guns
200
What is the land between the trenches known as? Barbed wire, barricades and mines sometimes lined the land between.
No Man's Land
300
Great Britain, France, Russia (later United States)
Allied Powers/ Triple Entente
300
An agreement to stop fighting
Armistice
300
agreements between nations to aid and protect one another
Alliances
300
Chemical warfare used by the Germans, would require gas-mask to prevent suffocation.
Mustard Gas/Poisonous Gas
300
What, other than gunfire and artillery, killed many soldiers? Examples include trench foot.
Diseases
400
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy
Central Powers
400
A form of warfare in which opposing armies fight each other from trenches dug in the battlefield.
Trench Warfare
400
A policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force.
Imperialism
400
These types of weapons were first used for spying but later began dropping bombs on the opposing side.
Airplanes
400
What mental anguish did people suffer in the trenches?
Shell shock
500
council of workers and soldiers set up by Russian revolutionaries in 1917
Soviet
500
Clause in the Treaty of Versailles that blamed Germany for starting World War I
War Guilt Clause
500
Extreme pride in one's country
Nationalism
500
Initially used for breaking through barbed wire between trenches.
Tanks
500
WWI becomes a war of _____________. Armies fight lengthy battles, with very high casualties.
Fill in the blank
Attrition