Weapons
Treaty of Versailles
Russian Revolution
Theatres of War
Trench Warfare
100

What was the problem with the Ross Rifle?

It jammed easily in the muddy conditions and the rapid firing often caused the rifle to overheat and seize up. 

100

What did the treaty of Versailles do?

It formally ended World War 1

100

During the Russian Revolution who was the Tsar?

Tsar Nicholas II 

100

What did the battle of Marne do?

it allowed the Germans to succeed in capturing a large part of the industrial north east of France. 

100

What does "stand-to" mean?

Soldiers woke up to guard their front line trenches. 

200

What is a Zeppelin?

An airship 
200

What was the name of the plan put forth by Woodrow Wilson?

14 Points

200

Who were the Bolsheviks? 

A member of the Russian Social Democratic Party

200

Where did allied troops land? (Gallipoli)

On the Gallipoli Peninsula in Ottoman Turkey. 

200

What was No Man's Land?

The blasted landscape separating the two armies fighting. 

300
What is a dogfight?

An aerial battle between fighter aircraft, conducted at close range. 

300

How did Germany get Revenge on this Treaty 20 years later? 

They violated the rules listed on the Treaty by follwing an influential man named Hitler. 

300

Who was Vladmir Lenin?

He was a revolutionary politician and Russian lawyer. 

300

What did the Bolsheviks do? (Eastern front)

THey seized power and destroyed the tradition of the czarist rule. 

300

Some problems associated with different pests

Oversized rats would spread diseases and lice were the cause of the trench fevers. 

400

What was the main use of the early Tank?

It was a means of crossing trench obstacles and breaking through barbed wire. 

400

In what ways were the Germans punished?

Give up territory, have a greatly reduced military, financial and economic limitations, and pay back other countries for the damages that were caused. 

400

How did Russia get out of the war as a result of the Revolution? 

Signed a peace treaty with Germany
400

Why did the Italians switch sides during the war?

To get its territories back. 

400

Which chaplains were the most popular?

Those who were close to the firing line were respected and admired. 

500

What happened to the Lusitania?

A German submarine (U-boat) torpedoed and sank the Lusitania. 

500

Who were the main leaders at the treaty meeting?

Thomas Woodro Wilson (United States), David Lloyd George  (Britain/UK), George Clemenceau (France), Vittorio Orlando (Italy).

500

What is Bloody Sunday?

The day soldiers marched to Tsar Nicholas' II Palace to present a petition. 

500

How did Russia do in the Eastern Front?

Their army was large but they had poor leadership and equipment, so they lost. 

500

What did the Government do years later for men who were executed for various military crimes?

Added all the names of those executed for desertion and cowardice during the war to the book of Rememberance at Parliament Hall. 

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