Treaty of Versailles and other things about WWI that dont have a category
Not invited to any of the treaty talks
Who is Germany?
An ambulance driver in WWI that went on to create a world beloved mouse
Who was Walt Disney?
A furry rodent that would live in the trench and spread disease
What is a rat?
The disease that soldiers would get on their feet from prolonged exposure to mud and water
What is trench foot?
Mr. Ravenhill's favorite children's book
What is the BFG??
Countries created by the breaking up of the Ottoman Empire and Austria-Hungarian empire
What are: Poland, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia (initially the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes), Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Austria, Hungary, and Turkey?
Author of the Hobbit, the Lord of the Rings, inventor of his own Elvin language- inspired by many real like World War I experiences
Who was JRR Tolkien?
The area between the trenches
What is "No Man's Land"?
The term used during World War I for PTSD
What is shell shock?
Mr. Ravenhill was a classroom teacher for which grade at South City Christian School
What is fourth grade?
Main players during Treaty of Versailles
Who are USA, Great Britain, and France ?
Blind as a bat artillery leader who fought in France. Known for his bravery, honesty, and work ethic. He would eventually become President of the United States during the next World War
Who was Harry S. Truman?
Things that you might experience in "No Man's Land"
what are: dead bodies, barbed wire, landmines, holes in the ground, mud?
Mustard gas caused this in soldiers and animals
What is temporary or permanent blindness?
Mr. Ravenhill's favorite animal
What is a cat?
Versailles is located near this city
What is Paris?
fought for the Germans in World War I and would later become the one of the greatest villains in world history?
Who was Adolf Hitler?
New technology during World War I that caused chemical burns, temporary and sometimes permanent blindness
What is mustard gas? or Chorine gas?
Tolkien was sent home from the front lines after suffering from this disease. Ironically, it probably saved his life.
What is trench fever?
Teddy, Mr. Ravenhill's new dog, is this breed of dog
What is a chiweenie?
The Guilt Clause was listed under this article number in the Treaty of Versailles
What is Article 231?
An English filmmaker renowned as the "Master of Suspense," widely regarded as one of the most influential directors in cinema history. He did not serve on the front lines, but did serve as a cadet in London
Who is Alfred Hitchcock?
New technology developed in World War I to try to break the stalemates of the trenches
What is a tank?
The disease the rocked the world with a global pandemic in 1918?
The Spanish flu
City that Mr. Ravenhill was born in
What is Jefferson City?