Causes
Warfare
Geography
Peace
Battles
100
These were the "MAIN" causes of World War I
Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, and Nationalism
100
Trench warfare and a long stalemate characterized fighting on this front
The Western Front
100
The western front ran through this country
France
100
This Treaty ended World War I
Treaty of Versailles
100
This was Germany's failed plan to invade France early in the war
Schlieffen Plan
200
These three countries made up the Triple Entente
France, Russia, and Britain
200
This chemical weapon was invented by Germany
Mustard gas
200
The eastern front ran through this country
Russia
200
This U.S. President had a 14-point plan for peace
Woodrow Wilson
200
France stopped Germany's advance in this early battle
Battle of the Marne
300
These three countries made up the Triple Alliance
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy
300
This pandemic killed millions during World War I
Spanish Flu
300
Number 3 on this map represents this country
Germany
300
This international organization was formed at the end of the war
League of Nations
300
This battle on the Western Front was the longest of the war
Battle of Verdun
400
Franz Ferdinand was the Archduke of this country
Austria-Hungary
400
This area between trenches was extremely dangerous to cross
No Man's Land
400
Number 4 on this map represents this country
Austria-Hungary
400
Peace treaties were negotiated at this meeting
Paris Peace Conference
400
This battle on the Western Front was the deadliest battle in history
Battle of the Somme
500
This assassin shot and killed Franz Ferdinand
Gavrilo Princip
500
Germany surrendered and the war ended on this date
November 11, 1918
500
Number 6 on this map represents this country
Ottoman Empire
500
This Article of the Treaty of Versailles is known as the War Guilt Clause because it required Germany to take responsibility for the war
Article 231
500
Troops from these Allied countries, abbreviated ANZAC, fought in the Gallipoli Campaign
Australia and New Zealand