Definitions
Value of Sea Access + British Navy
German Navy
Battle of Jutland
USA
100
Define NEUTRAL

Politically unaligned states, no military alliance

100

How did the British feel about their Navy

Egotistical about it

100

What kind of ship did the Germans use

Submariness/U Boats

100

Who was the Battle between

British Navy and German High Seas Fleet

100

What was the Lusitania

A passenger ship that was torpedoed and sank by Germany

200

Define MERCHANT SHIPS

Non-military vessels, they transport goods

200

Where did the British get most of their food

Overseas imports

200

What kind of warfare did Germany declare

Unrestricted submarine warfare

200

When did the battle start and finish

May 31 to Jun 1 1916

200

How many Americans died on the Lusitania

128

300
Define BLOCKADE

Preventing military movement through land and water

300

How is access to the water helpful for Britain's army

Ferrying soldiers back and forth

300

How did the U-Boats attack

With torpedoes, targeting the hull of the boats

300

How did Beatty lead Hipper and Scheer back to Jellicoe

By seeming like he was retreating

300

How many troops did the USA send

10,000

400

Define CONVOY SYSTEM

A method of protection against U Boats, Merchant ships escorted

400

What did German control of the North Sea prevent

Prevented trading, transportation, and importing goods

400

How many Merchant ships did the Germans sink in 1915

39

400

Who maintained control of the North Sea

The British

400
How long did the Lusitania take to sink

18 minutes

500

"Crossing the T"

A naval strategy used by the British, in battles such as the Battle of Jutland

500

What did the majority of the British Navy's vehicles consist of

Battleships

500

Why were U-Boats so effective

Could attack without surfacing, small and hard to detect

500

Who won the battle (in the context of our class)

The British

500

What was the Zimmerman telegram

Germany asked Mexico to attack the US in exchange for Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona

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