Weapons
1. What were airplanes used for?
Aerial combat and spying.
1. Which agreement officially ended the war?
The Treaty of Versailles.
1. How did daily life change for civilians during times of war?
Rationing, curfews, air raids.
1. In what year the WW1 occur?
1914.
1. Which two alliances were the main opposing sides in World War I?
The Allied Powers (Triple Entente) and the Central Powers.
2. Were there spies?
Yes.
2. What was the armistice’s purpose?
To temporarily stop the war.
2. What were some of the main challenges and hardships people faced on a day-to-day basis during wartime?
Food shortages, healthcare limitations, fear.
2. When did the war end?
1918.
2. Who was the Archduke of Austria-Hungary whose assassination in 1914 triggered the start of World War I?
Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
3. What are tanks?
Armored vehicles that moved across rough terrain and protect the soldiers inside.
3. Which temporary agreement lead to the end of the war?
Armistice.
3. How did families and communities adapt to the absence of loved ones who were serving in the military?
Support networks, letters, organized events.
3. How many years did it last?
4 years.
3. Which country's assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary sparked the outbreak of World War I?
Serbia.
4. Another name for submarines and what were they used for?
U-boats, silently attack ships from underwater.
4. What did the end of the war mark in relation to future wars?
The prevention of future wars.
4. How did wartime conditions affect the availability of basic necessities?
Scarcity, rationing, disrupted supply chains.
4. How many continents were involved?
4 continents.
4. Which battles were significant in World War I and resulted in heavy casualties?
Battle of the Somme and Battle of Verdun.
5. What structure did people use for protection?
Trenches.
5. League of Nations was established…
When the war ended.
5. How did people maintain a sense of normalcy and carry on with their lives despite the ongoing conflict?
Routine, social activities, community events.
5. Mention at least 3 countries involved.
Germany, USA, Russia, Austria-Hungary, Japan, Italy, UK, France...
5. Japan was part of the...
Allied Powers.