Industrial Revolution
Imperialism & Global Competition
Causes of World War I
Life During World War I
The End of WWI & Its Impact
100

In what country did the Industrial Revolution begin during the 1700s?

Great Britain

100

What is the term for one country extending control over another region?

Imperialism

100

Who was assassinated in Sarajevo on June 28, 1914?

Archduke Franz Ferdinand

100

What type of warfare involved soldiers living and fighting in long defensive ditches?

Trench Warfare

100

In what year did the United States enter World War I?

1917

200

What invention powered factories, trains, and ships during the Industrial Revolution?

Steam Engine

200

Name two natural resources that industrial nations needed for their factories.

Coal, iron, or rubber.

200

Which three countries formed the Triple Entente?

Great Britain, France, and Russia.

200

What two weapons made attacks on the Western Front especially deadly?

Machine Guns and Artillery

200

What peace treaty required Germany to pay reparations, surrender territory, and accept military restrictions?

Treaty of Versailles

300

What term describes the growth of cities as people moved to find factory jobs?

Urbanization

300

Why did industrialized countries want colonies in Africa and Asia?

To gain natural resources, labor, and new markets to sell manufactured goods.

300

What term describes the buildup and glorification of military power?

Militarism

300

What neutral country did Germany invade in 1914, helping bring Great Britain into the war?

Belgium

300

What secret German message proposed an alliance between Germany and Mexico?

Zimmermann Telegram

400

Name two problems caused by rapid urbanization during the Industrial Revolution.

Overcrowding, poor housing, pollution, poor sanitation, or health problems.

400

What term describes strong pride in one's nation or national identity?

Nationalism

400

Which three countries belonged to the Triple Alliance before WWI?

Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy.

400

Name two major hardships soldiers experienced while fighting in trenches.

Mud, disease, constant danger, and deadly enemy fire.

400

What treaty officially ended Russia's involvement in World War I in 1918?

Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

500

Explain one positive and one negative effect of industrialization.

Positive: Faster production, cheaper goods, or new jobs. Negative: Dangerous working conditions, low wages, or overcrowded cities.

500

How did industrialization and imperialism increase tensions between European countries before WWI?

Industrialization increased the need for resources and markets, causing European countries to compete for colonies, wealth, and power.

500

How did European alliances help turn the assassination of Franz Ferdinand into a larger war?

Countries supported their allies, causing more nations to become involved as Austria-Hungary, Russia, Germany, France, and Britain entered the conflict.

500

Name three technologies that changed warfare during World War I.

Machine Guns, Poison Gas, Tanks, Airplanes, or Submarines.

500

What international organization was established after WWI to promote peace, and why was it weakened?

The League of Nations. It was weakened because the United States never joined.

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