Causes of WWI
During the War
WWI on the Homefront
End of WWI
Good Luck!
100

The belief that a nation should maintain a strong army and be ready for war is known as this.

Militarism 

100
What is trench warfare?

Trenches were ditches built  for soldiers to hide in while fighting.

100

Posters encouraging people to support the war effort are examples of this. 

Propaganda 

100

Which nation joined the Allies in 1917 which had a big impact on Allied morale?

United States

100

This worldwide tragedy struck in 1918, killing millions.

The "Spanish Flu" (Influenza) Pandemic 

200

These two major alliances divided Europe before the war began. (Name both)  

Allies & Central Powers

200

Identify one new weapon used during WWI.

machine gun, grenade, poison gas, mine

200

Explain why the government turned to drafting soldiers.

Not enough soldiers volunteered to keep up with the demands of the war.

200

WWI ended in this year.

1918

200

Economic hardship and resentment after the war in Germany helped lead to this future event. 

World War II

300

This term describes pride in your country and belief that it is superior.

Nationalism

300

The land between opposing trenches was known as this.

"no man's land"

300

U.S. citizens helped soldiers by planting small gardens called these.

Victory Gardens

300

The peace agreement after the war between Germany and the Allies was called this treaty.

Treaty of Versailles

300

Who were the three members of the "Big Three?" Allied countries?

Great Britain, France, USA

400

Competition for colonies and resources around the world is called this – a cause of WWI.

Imperialism

400

In December 1914, soldiers on both sides stopped fighting along parts of the Western Front. This event is called the “_________ Truce.”

Christmas

400

Identify one of the four goals of propaganda.

Recruit troops, Conserve resources, General War Support, War Bonds

400

This is the approximate total number of people who died as a result of World War I, including both military and civilian casualties.

Estimated between 16 and 20 million.
400

During the Christmas Truce, soldiers famously played this sport with a ball made from rags or socks.

Soccer ("Football")

500

This spark started WWI: the assassination of this man.

The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.

500

Identify the two main reasons the United States decided to enter the war. 

Zimmerman Telegram (from Germany to Mexico) & U-boat sinking Lusitania (killing Americans)

500

The U.S. government sold these to raise money for the war.

War Bonds (or Liberty Bonds)

500

Identify and explain one provision of the Treaty of Versailles.

Guilt Clause

Arms Reduction

Reparations

Lost Land

500

Because soldiers had to live below ground in trenches, many Americans were encouraged to make them these items of clothing.

(Knitted) Socks

M
e
n
u