Causes of World War One
a union or association formed for mutual benefit, typically between countries or organisations
Alliance
The side that includes France, Britain, Italy, Russia, Japan, and the US
Allied Powers
Australia’s famous battle fought in Turkey.
Gallipoli
Posters and newspapers that persuaded civilians to support the war, often created by the government
propaganda
The national animal of Scotland.
unicorn
a policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force - was a competition to see who would be the most powerful in Europe
imperialism
What nationality was Gavrillo Princep?
Serbian
The front where most of the trench fighting happened
Western Front
This was given by women to men who stayed back in Australia, to signal cowardice.
a white feather
What does a camel store in its hump?
Fat
Love of one's country and the belief that your country is superior to others.
nationalism
The country that dropped out of the Allied Powers mid war, to concentrate on their Communist Revolution
Russia
When neither side really progresses. Both sides are sort of stuck in the same position
stalemate
Voted on twice during the war by the Australian public.
the conscription referendum
Who was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean?
Amelia Earhart
Gavrillo Princip shot this Archduke, which acted as a catalyst for WW1.
The side of the war that includes Germany, Austria- Hungary, Bulgaria, and the Ottoman Empire
Central Powers
When one side went "over the top" they charged onto this
What is No Man's Land?
The term used to describe how the war effort affected everyone - civilians and soldiers alike
total war
What does P.S. stand for at the end of a letter?
Postscript
Another word for the arms race between Germany and Great Britain.
militarism
Name of the German Monarch during WW1
Kaiser Willhelm II
The full name for ANZAC.
Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
Mental instability based on the repeated exposure to the horrors of war
Shell-shock
The phobia called sophophobia is this.
a fear of studying/learning