The Causes of WWI
Vocabulary
Locations
Facts
Treaty of Versailles
100

This was the spark that ignited WWI?

The Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

100

This is the word for a ceasefire

Armistice

100

Where most of the soldiers fought in WWI

Trenches

100

WWI was called this

War to End All Wars or the Great War
100

Germany had to reduce the size of this as part of the Treaty

Military

200
A fierce pride in one's country and a willingness to defend it

Nationalism

200

A political movement supporting a strong, authoritarian government dictatorship  

Fascism

200

Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated in this location

Sarajevo, Bosina-Herzegovnia

200
The USA entered the WWI in this year

1917

200

Germany had to accept this as part of the treaty

Blame/Responsibility

300

The building of armed forces, getting ready for war

Militarism 

300
A sociopolitical model where all property is publicly owned and workers are paid according to their abilities and needs.

Communism

300

These were the 4 main Allies

Great Britain, France, Russia & USA

300

The dates WWI began and ended

1914-1918

300

Germany had to pay this as part of the treaty

Money/Reparations

400

Agreements or promises to help defend another country

Alliances

400

A political movement that promoted a totalitarian government, nationalism & racial supremacy

Nazism

400

These were the main Central Powers

Germany, Austria-Hungary, & the Ottoman Empire

400

This world-wide economic downturn started in 1929 with the crash of the US Stock Market

Great Depression

400

Something Germany had to give up miles of this as part of the Treaty

Land

500

Building an empire by developing colonies in other places

Imperialism 

500

Biased or misleading information that is used for political purposes

Propaganda 

500

The location where most of the big battles happened during WWI

The Western Front

500

Czar Nicholas II was overthrown by this man who led the Bolshevik revolution

Vladimir Lenin

500

The treaty created this peace keeping body, which the US never joined

League of Nations

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