Technology
Battles
General
USA
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100
What invention could fire 400-600 bullets per minute, and made WW1 extremely deadly?

The machine gun

100

True or False: The use of trench warfare prevented either side from gaining territory for many months and led to a stalemate.

True

100

Which event sparked World War I?

The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
100

The U.S. tried to stay out of the war by following this policy.

Neutrality

100

How did the role of women change during World War I?

Women took factory jobs, served as nurses/operators, and entered the workforce in large numbers.


200

Which toxic weapon burned lungs and blinded soldiers if they didn't have their masks?

Poison gas

200

During the battles of the simulation, which side (the attacker or defender) seemed to have an advantage on the battlefield?


Defender

200

Which countries belonged to the Allied Powers?

List all of them.

USA, Russia, Great Britain, France, Serbia, Italy, Romania

200

The sinking of this British passenger ship angered Americans.

The Lusitania

200

How did new technology make old war strategies obsolete?

Machine guns + trenches made traditional charges deadly.


300

Large cannons that could shoot explosive shells miles away are known as?

Artillery
300

The 1916 German attack on a French city which led to months of brutal fighting with little gain was...

The Battle of Verdun

300

Name all MAIN causes of WWI.

militarism, alliances, imperialism, nationalism

300

This type of warfare by Germany—attacking all ships without warning—helped push the U.S. toward war.

Unrestricted Submarine Warfare

300

Why did alliances make a small conflict blow up into a world war?

Because one attack triggered multiple countries to defend their allies.


400

The deadly, open area between opposing trenches which was nearly impossible to cross safely due to the barbed wire, landmines, and craters is called

No Man's Land

400

The 1916 battle along a river saw the Allies advance only 7 miles after huge losses was called

The Battle of the Somme

400

This German message tried to convince Mexico to attack the U.S.

Zimmerman Telegram
400

After entering the war, the U.S. helped stop the German advance on the capital of France called...

Paris

400

How does nationalism both unite and divide people?

It unites groups with common identity but creates conflict with larger empires.


500

The underwater German boats that attacked ships using torpedoes, and sank the Lusitania were called

U-Boats

500

This American military force brought fresh troops that helped turn the tide of the war

The American Expeditionary Force

500

This region in Europe was full of nationalist tensions (Serbs, Croats, Bosnians).

The Balkans

500

Name two groups who gained new job opportunities due to wartime labor shortages.

Women, African Americans, Mexican Americans, Asian Americans

500

Why is WWI considered one of the first “total wars”?

Entire societies mobilized—factories, propaganda, rationing, women workers, and drafts.

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