WW1 but on the Left
Where did most of the fighting take place in WW1? Also, where most of the trenches were? (not a country)
Eastern/Western Fronts
This is known as patriotism or a love for one's own country.
Nationalism
Who was punished the most after WW1?
Germany
This type of warfare was first introduced during WW1.
Trench Warfare
This was the year WW1 began
1914
These were sold to help finance the war for the U.S.
War/Liberty Bonds
These are aimed at promoting a specific point of view and creating support.
Propaganda
German U boats violated free trade and neutrality through unrestricted submarine warfare by sinking this ship drawing the U.S. into war.
Lusitania
What were the major causes of WW1? (4)
Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism
The United States joined the war during this year
1917
This was a book written by Erich Remarque that showed the horrors of WW1.
All Quiet on the Western Front
The event that sparked the start of the War.
Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Document promoted by the U.S. to create peace after World War I.
Wilson's Fourteen Points
What were the names of the 2 alliances in WW1
The Allies and the Central Powers
This was the year WW1 ended.
1918
The Germans used this to bring America into WW1.
Submarine Warfare.
These were often secret and are the reason why so many countries got dragged into WW1.
Alliances
This ended World War I with harsh conditions for Germany.
Treaty of Versailles
Who were the Allied Powers?
England, France, Russia, (Later the US and Italy)
The country that pulled out of the war due to a revolution in its own country.
Russia
The U.S. didn't end up joining this after the war, even though it was their idea.
The League of Nations
This is what caused Britain to enter the war.
Germany marched through neutral Belgium. (Also an alliance with France)
This was a secret diplomatic communication issued from the Germans in January 1917.
Zimmermann Telegram
Who were the Central Powers?
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire
This Treaty made peace between Russia and Germany.
The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk