Warfare
Causes of WWI
WWI Tension
Alliances
Treaties
100

This system of warfare was characteristic on the western front.

What is trench warfare?

100

The "A' of the MAIN causes of WWI

Alliances

100

This effect sparked the beginning of World War I

Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

100

In hopes of gaining _________, colonial natives were eager to participate in WWI for their mother country.

greater civil rights

100

The main focus of France in the Treaty of Versailles was this.

Punishing Germany

200

How was fighting different on the western front from fighting on the eastern front?

On the Eastern front there wasn't as much trench warfare as on the western front

200

French desire for the return Alsace - Loraine and Serbian enthusiasm to control their own destiny in the Balkans are most directly tied to this MAIN cause.

Nationalism

200

The invasion of this country caused Britain to fight in World War I

Belgium

200

Which of the following was not a member of the "Allied Powers?" 

Nicholas II, Vittorio Orlando, George Clemeneau, or Franz Ferdinand? 

Franz Ferninand - Austria-Hungary

200

Article 231 of the Treaty of Versailles, contained this clause.

War Guilt Clause - Required Germany to take full blame for World War I

300

This plan called for Germany to attack France before going on to attack Russia

Schleiffen Plan

300

Austria fearing increasing tension among its citizens was an effect of this MAIN cause of WWI

Nationalism

300

The secret formation of these among nations caused international distrust prior to war

What are alliances?

300

Name 3 Central Powers and the 3 Allied Powers at the beginning of the war

Central - Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Ottoman Empire


Allied - France, Great Britain, and Russia

300

This Treaty ended Russian involvement in World War I

Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

400
The Schlieffen Plan failed due to this country mobilizing much faster than anticipated 

Russia

400

This was the cause for the United States' entry into World War I.

The Zimmerman telegram

400

By the early 20th century, Britain had build the world's most respected _____ in order to protect its vast overseas empire.

Navy

400

This member of the triple alliances remained neutral until 1915 and then joined the allies in 1915

Who is Italy?

400

This allied leader sought revenge and wanted to weaken Germany so it could never invade France again

George Clemenceau

500

This battle marked the end of the German advance and beginning of the stalemate and trench warfare.

What is the Battle of the Marne

500

Britain considered this country the biggest threat to destroy their Navy

Germany

500

The Balkans were often referred to as a "tinderbox" or "powder keg" because

of the number of frustrated ethnic groups in that area.

500

In an offer to join the Central Powers, Germany offered this to Mexico if they invaded the United States

the return of Mexican lands held by the US

500

According to the Treaty of Versailles, this area was to be demilitarized.

The Rhineland

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