Technology and Terms WWI
World War I
End of WWI
Imperialism
100
When one nations promises to protect and support another nation in times of trouble 

What is alliances?

100
Military operations in which the opposing forces attack and counterattack from systems of fortified ditches rather than on an open battlefield.
What is Trench Warfare
100
On November 11, 1918, Germany agreed to a cease-fire. This is called _______
What is Armistice
100

The belief that White Christian nations had a moral obligation to "civilize" the barbarian nations

What is White Man's Burden?

200

A new technology that was used to cross No Man's Land and cross over trenches 

What are tanks?

200
Heir to the Austria-Hungarian throne, assassinated by a Serbian nationalist in 1914
What is Archduke Franz Ferdinand
200
The goal of this document was to end WWI and prevent another war from occuring

What is the Treaty of Versailles

200
The policy in which stronger nations extend their economic, political, or military control over weaker territories.
What is Imperialism
300
An extreme pride in one's nation that leads to people ignoring the needs and lives of those who are considered "non" patriots

What is nationalism?

300

A form of war where a nation uses all its resources. This can look like using the draft to ensure there are always men on the frontline, rationing, and encouraging woman to work outside the home

What is total warfare?

300

Germany had to accept guilt for the war, which made it so all the other clauses in the treaty were just and fair

What is the War Guilt Clause

300

Chronic poverty, political instability, and loss of cultural identify

What is lasting impact of imperialism?

400

This type of cannon bomb explodes in the air, shooting bullets and metal on those below them

What is shrapnel?

400
The four long-term causes of World War I were
What is Militarism, Nationalism, Imperialism, Alliance System
400

How did the Treaty of Versailles make the rise of Nazism possible?

It humiliated Germany and crushed their economy, leading to a food, housing, and labor crisis in Germany. 

400
A fierce competition amongst European powers to gain control of areas in Africa

What is the Scramble for Africa?

500

When nations drastically increase their armed forces in order to prepare for war, or to intimidate surrounding nations

What is militarism?

500

The use of new weapons such as mustard gas, tanks, the shrapnel, etc. are examples of this term

What is Industrial Warfare?

500

What did the Treaty of Versailles do regarding the following: A. Germany B. League of Nations C. political boundaries

What is A. Prohibited from having an army, war reparations, war-guilt admission B. League created C. nine new nations established, other boundaries shifted

500

A genocide caused by the tribal tensions and abuse Belgium established in that area of Africa

What is the Rwandan Genocide?

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