Causes of the War
Battles
Leaders
Technology/Strategy
Poetry
100

This man shot the heir to the Austria-Hungarian throne.

Who is Gavrilo Princip?

100

This was the first important German defeat.

What is the Battle of the Marne?
100

These German generals were the "heroes of Tannenberg."

Who are Paul von Hindenberg and Erich von Ludendorrf?

100

This was technically the site of the first use of chemical weapons.

What is Bolimov, Poland? (teargas)

100

This poet saw his beloved Europe turned into a wasteland.

Who is T.S. Eliot?

200

In this phenomenon, each country placed itself as the primary force to lead the world. 

What is nationalism?

200

This was the first important German victory on the Eastern Front. 

What is the Battle of Tannenberg?

200

This was France's "Daddy."

Who is Papa Joffre?

200

This town was the site of the first deadly attack using chemical weapons.

What is Ypres, France?

200

This poet said wherever he was buried "there’s some corner of a foreign field / That is for ever England."  

Who is Rupert Brooke?

300

This initiative meant that Western European countries competed for colonies.

What is imperialism?

300

This battle caused the worst British losses in history.

What is the Battle of the Somme?

300

This reformer hoped to offer Serbians full citizenship in Austria-Hungary.

Who is Archduke Franz Ferdinand?

300

These machines were developed to cross treacherous terrain and trenches.

What are tanks?

300
In this Thomas Hardy poem, the dead mistake bombardment for the Second Coming of Christ.

What is "Channel Firing"?

400

These schools trained young men in the ways of war without regard to current events. 

What are war colleges, or military schools?

400

This battle for a medieval French fort went on for eight months, and brought the highest casualties of the war.

What is Verdun?

400

This general was "the architect of the Somme."

Who is Douglas Haig?

400

The Germans attacking the Suez Canal forgot about this machine.

What are airplanes?

400

This is the translation of the Latin, "dulce et decorum est pro patria mori".

What is "it is sweet and beautiful to die for your country"?

500

This alliance between three countries virtually insured that Russia would aid Serbia, and France and Great Britain would follow suit.

What is the Triple Entente?

500

This offensive destroyed a British Navy leader's reputation and made a name for the leader of the Turkish defense.

What is Gallipoli?

500

This Russian general shot himself in shame over his loss at Tannenberg.

Who is Alexandr Samsonov? (RIP)

500

This was the most powerful gun in the world at the time, named for its developer's daughter.

What is Big Bertha?

500

This poet wrote about the war's aftermath: 

"If mankind perished utterly;
And Spring herself, when she woke at dawn, Would scarcely know that we were gone."

Who is Sara Teasdale?

M
e
n
u