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Trench Warfare
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100

True or False: The U.S. joined the war right after Great Britain declared war on Germany.

False

100

These were invented and used during WW1 for breaking through no mans land. 

Tanks

100

True or False: The majority of U.S. citizens were hesitant to get involved in the war at the start.

True

100

Wet conditions in the trenches resulted in soldiers contracting what?

Trench foot

100

This country received the most blame for WW1:

Germany 

200

Name three countries of the Allied Powers

U.S., U.K. France, Russia, etc

200

Invented in 1903, these were used for recon and later air to air combat

Airplanes
200

True or False: The U.S. had the most powerful military in the world in the years leading up to WW1.

False

200

Why were trenches not built in straight lines?

To minimize casualties from an artillery strike or trench raid

200

What treaty officially ended WW1?

Treaty of Versailles

300

The assassination of this man lead to the start of WW1.

Archduke Franz Ferdinand 

300

These were large blimps used mainly by Germany for recon and bombing.

Zeppelins

300

This act required men 18-45 to register for the draft which greatly increased the size of the U.S. military.

Selective Service Act

300

This was the area between opposing trenches

no man's land

300

Germany went into a period of what due to printing money to repay war debt?

Hyper Inflation

400

State three countries of the Central Powers.

Germany, Austria Hungary, Ottoman Empire, Bulgaria

400

Widespread use of these two accurate weapons lead to the development of trench warfare

artillery and machine guns

400

This Act made it a crime to interfere with recruitment or share information that could aid the enemy. 

1917 Espionage Act

400

This disease spread like wildfires in trenches and troop camps

Spanish Flu
400

State two empires that fell due to WW1

German, Austro-Hungarian, Ottoman, Russian

500

WW1 officially began in 1917 when this country declared war on what country?

Austria-Hungary on Serbia
500

These were the two most popular poison gases used during the war.

Chlorine and Mustard gases

500

This act expanded on the espionage act and made it so people could be penalized for criticizing the government or military.

1918 Sedition Act

500

What is the exact date and time that the armistice went into effect to end the fighting in WW1?

November 11th, 1918- 11:00 a.m.

500

State three things that Germany had to do after the war.

pay reparations, limit size of military, give up overseas territories, demilitarize Rhine land
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