Germany for the failure of this attack resulted in a two front war.
What was the Schlieffen Plan?
100
This weapon could fire up to 450 rounds per minute during World War One.
What was the machine gun?
100
Telegram sent from Germany to Mexico to try and keep the USA out of World War One in Europe.
What was the Zimmerman Note?
100
The TWO main countries of the Central Powers during
World War I.
Who were Germany & Austria-Hungary?
100
Year that World War One started.
What was 1914?
200
This battle saved Paris from German capture at the start of World War One.
What was the Battle of Marne?
200
Phosgene & Mustard
What were two types of gases used in World War One?
200
Treaty that ended World War One.
What was the Treaty of Versailles?
200
The THREE of the Allied Powers
(In 1915) during
World War I.
Who were England, France & Russia?
200
Year that Russia left World War One with the signing of the Brest-Litsovsk.
What was 1917?
300
This battle included the British forces losing 58,000 soldiers (record) on the first day of fighting.
What was Somme?
300
Attached to a rifle and used in close combat during trench warfare.
What was the Bayonet?
300
Signed by Germany & Russia in 1917?
What was the Treaty of Brest-Litosvk ?
300
This group claimed responsibility for the assasination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary.
What was the Black Hand (Serbia)?
300
The official date of the World War I armistice.
What was 11/11/18?
400
Name given to the land located between enemy trenches during World War One.
What was No Man's Land?
400
Weapon that was replaced by the tank and airplane in World War One because of trench warfare.
What was the horse (cavalry)?
400
Information, ideas, or rumors deliberately spread widely to help or harm a person, group, movement, institution, nation, etc. used during World War I.
What was propaganda?
400
Name given to the Allies peace delegation that consisted of the USA, France, Italy & England.
What was the "Big Four"?
400
Year the USA entered World War One.
What was 1917?
500
Failed attempt for get needed supplies to Russia on the Eastern front through Constatinople.
What was the Battle of Gallipoli?
500
It could be fired from the (relative) safety of the trench, avoiding exposure of the mortar crews to the enemy.
It was notably lighter and more mobile than other, larger artillery pieces. The very fact that the mortar bomb fell almost straight down meant that it would (with luck) land smack in the enemy trench.
What was the Trench Mortar?
500
Germany was forced to sign this document and admit full responsiblity for World War One.
What was the War Guilt Clause?
500
Names of U.S states populations that is equal to the 8.5 million dead soldiers in World War One.
What is Montana, Wyoming, N + S Dakota and Minnesota?