DATES
Which years did WW1 start and end?
1914-1918
The ANZACs fought where first?
Gallipoli
The Triple Entente was made up of which 3 countries
Russia, France and Germany
The condition that would lead soldiers to get gangrene due to lack of circulation and continued exposure to water was call what?
Trench Foot
In Australia, inflation went up by what percentage?
50%
Which Year did the Russians withdraw from the war?
1917
Germany had to go through which neutral country to get to France?
Belgium
Russia initially entered the war to protect which country?
Serbia
Australian Soldiers initially completed their training in which country?
The nurses on the Western Front were affectionately known as "The....
... Roses of No Mans Land"
Which Year did the USA join the war?
1917
Which country was the first to introduce TANKS to the battlefield?
Britain
Bulgaria fought on which side?
Central Powers
The psychological condition that soldiers suffered from that would now be referred to PTSD, was known as what?
Shell Shock
Soldiers spent endless days in the trenches: Name all 4 Trenches
Front Line Trench, Support Trench, Reserve Trench, Communications Trench
What was the date and time of the Armistice?
11am on the 11/11/1918
The Germans had what they referred to as their "Black Day" in which battle?
The Battle of Amiens
Bosnia was part of which Empire?
Austria-Hungary
Australian soldiers were the highest paid soldiers during WW1, how much did they get paid per day?
6 Schillings
The rate of Australian women in the workforce rose by what pergentage?
13%
What date did the ANZACs land on the shores of Gallipoli?
25 April 1915
The strait (body of water) that the British Navy tried to pass through in order to get supplies to Russia was called what?
The Dardanelles
Apart from Australia, name another 2 countries that contributed soldiers due to being dominions of the British Empire
New Zealand, Canada, India, South Africa
The 3 meter long piece of woollen cloth that soldiers would wrap around their lower legs were called what?
Puttees
What was the name of the Commander that led the Ottomans to victory at Gallipoli?
Mustafa Kemal Ataturk