Causes of World War I
This term is associated with having extreme pride in one's country
What is Nationalism
This battle's only success was the eventual evacuation after 10 months of fighting
What was Gallipoli
This was the nickname for the German attempt to retake Paris before the Americans arrived
What was the Spring Offensive
The Russians were defeated by Japan in this conflict
What was the Russo-Japanese War
This man was an officer for the U.S. but ended up serving state side during WWI
Who was Dwight D. Eisenhower
Who was Archduke Franz-Ferdinand
This was the battle where Britain lost their prized warship "The Invincible"
What was Jutland
This was the battle that saw the debut of American soldiers in combat
What was Cambrai
This man was the leader of the Bolshevik party during the revolution
Who was Vladimir Lenin
This man was wounded at the Battle of the Somme, temporarily blinded by a gas attack, and received the Iron Cross during his years of service
Who was Adolf Hitler
This term is associated with the phrase "an attack on one is an attack on all"
What is Alliances
This was the battle that resulted in a decisive victory for the German army
What was Tannenberg
This battle was the first major offensive that the Americans launched against the Germans
What was the Battle of Catigny
This man specialized in propaganda before eventually rising to become the leader of the Soviet Union
Who was Josef Stalin
This man's political career was almost destroyed due to his planning of the Gallipoli Campaign
Who was Winston Churchill
This German leader was indirectly responsible for giving Austria-Hungary the ability to aggressively push for war
Who was Kaiser Wilhelm II
This battle resulted in 500,000 casualties for the British, French, and Germans
What was the 1st Battle of the Marne
This battle solidified the Marines' reputation as a top tier fighting unit
What was the battle of Belleau Wood
This man was forced to flee the Soviet Union but was eventually assassinated by Soviet agents
Who was Leon Trotsky
This man was a general during WWI and would go on to become president of Germany
Who was Paul von Hindenburg
This was the city where the Archduke and his wife were assassinated
What is Sarajevo
This 5 month offensive resulted in over a million casualties for the British, French, and Germans
What was the Battle of the Somme
This was the last major offensive by the British, French, and U.S. troops on the Western Front
What is the Meuse-Argonne Offensive
This was Vladimir Lenin's slogan to motivate supporters of the Bolshevik Revolution
What is "Peace, Bread, and Land"
This man served in a tank crew in the U.S. Army and would eventually become a prominent general during WWII
Who was George S. Patton