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He ruled Germany as its final monarch and fled following WW1.
Who is Kaiser Wilhelm?
Tactic of sinking ships that enter blockade, armed or not.
What is unrestricted submarine warfare?
Middle Eastern countries were turned into these type of holdings by Allied countries after WW1?
What are Mandates?
The act of limiting the number of weapons/warcraft a country can have.
What is disarmament?
Name the 4 main causes of WW1. Be able to give details/examples on the test.
Militarism, alliances, imperilaism, nationalism.
Last czar of Russia.
Who is Nicholas II?
Air ships designed to drop bombs on enemy territory?
What is a zeppelin?
Britain and France formed this alliance in response to growing threats from Germany.
What is the Entente Cordiale?
Wilson's plan for peace at the Paris Peace Conference.
What is the 14 points?
This region was known as the powder keg of Europe.
What is the Balkans?
Chancellor of Germany prior to WW1, helped to foster alliances between Germany and it's neighbors.
Who is Bismarck?
One of the contributing factors to the US' decision to join the war.
What is the Zimmerman Note?
This treaty was an agreement that Russia and Germany would not attacked unless in self defense.
What is the Reinsurance Treaty?
What are reparations?
Money that the losing country has to pay as compensation to the winning country.
Bismarck wanted to isolate this country through the formation of several treaties/
What is France?
Banker who came up with a loan system for Germany to pay their reparations.
Who is Charles Dawes?
This plan was meant for Germany to defeat France on the western front before moving onto Russia on the eastern front
What is the Schlieffen Plan?
Germany and Austria were forbidden post war to seek political unification or this term.
This treaty meant Austria lost rights to Hungary, Poland, and Czechoslovakia.
What is the Treaty of St. Germain?
England entered WW1 after this country's neutrality was violated by Germany
What is Belgium?
Four Allied leaders at the Paris Peace Conference
This term means to prepare/move for war.
What is mobilization?
This agreement between Germany and Russia removed Russia from the war following the czar's abdication.
What is the treaty of Brest-Litovsk?
The war guilt clause in the Treaty of Versailles.
What is Article 231?
This ultimatum was delivered from what country to what country following Franz Ferdinands assassination?
From Austria to Serbia