People
This person was assassinated, and their death sparked WWI.
Who is Arch-Duke Ferdinand.
Archduke Ferdinand was from this country.
What is Austria-Hungary?
A German-invented navy vehicle that revolutionized naval battle.
What is a U-boat.
Term for empire building.
What is imperialism?
Austria-Hungary split into these two countries
What are Austria and Hungary?
The leader of Germany during World War 1.
Who is Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany marched troops through this country to reach France.
What is Belgium?
Rapid fire weapons that revolutionized warfare.
What is a machine gun?
People identify with one another based on similar values, beliefs, and traditions.
What is nationalism?
The Ottoman empire became this country.
What is Turkey?
Leader of Austria-Hungary and father of Arch-Duke France Ferdinand.
Who is Emperor Franz Joseph
These two countries formed the first Central powers
What are Germany and Austria-Hungary
Started as a recognizance unit, later fitted with a machine gun. Fights in this vehicle were known as "Dog Fights"
What is an Airplane?
Strong military, quick to arms.
What is militarism?
Russia became this country.
What is the USSR?
The leader of Bulgaria during WW1.
Who is Vasil Radoslavov.
This central power built large battleships known as Olympic-class ocean liners that only fought once due to their immense cost to build.
What is Germany?
These weapons were banned for their harsh effects on the human body.
What are chemical weapons?
What is trench warfare?
This country had to de-militarize, give up colonies in the Pacific, Asia, and Africa, as well as pay the war debt.
What is Germany?
Leader of the Ottoman Empire during World War 1.
Who is Mehmed V
This country switched to the Allied powers later on in the war.
What is Italy?
Banned after WW2 for its harsh trench-clearing power.
Some models were nicknamed the "Churchill Crocodile" and the "M3A1 Satan".
What are flamethrowers?
Woodrow Wilson's speech that put America into WW1.
What are the Fourteen Points?
This was a direct result of the debt pushed onto Germany
What is World War 2?