Terms
Extreme pride in ones nation. A belief that a people should be loyal to their nation.
Nationalism
Triple Entente
France, Russia, Britain
The sinking of this cruse ship helped change public opinion about entering the war.
Lusitania
Where was the western front?
Between France and Germany.
This new invention brought war to the sky's above the battlefields.
The Airplane
A large buildup of military force, glorifying military power.
militarism
Triple alliance
Italy, Germany, Austria-Hungary
The British intercepted this telegram encouraging Mexico to attack the United States if they joined the war.
The Zimmerman telegram.
Where was the Eastern front?
Between Russia and Germany.
These underwater weapons were used to blockade Britain and sink supplies.
u-boats or submarines
A promise to come to the aid of another nation in times of conflict.
Alliance
Joined the triple alliance.
Ottoman empire
This event is said to be the spark that kicked off world war 1.
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
A form of warfare fought between armies dug into these on the battlefield.
Trench warfare.
These weapons were eventually outlawed due to the nature of their effects and the ability to kill indiscriminately.
poison gas
When strong nations seek to dominate other nations.
Imperialism
Joined the triple entente.
U.S.A
This event drew Russia out of the war.
The Russian revolution.
With the end of world war 1 a new nation emerged as a world power, what nation was it?
The United States
A heavily armed vehicle used to cross no-mans land
Tanks
The intentional murder of someone to provoke events or promote beliefs.
Assassination
What two Empires joined by alliance came to and end as a result of ww1.
Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman empire.
The treaty that ended world war 1.
The treaty of Versailles
The name of the plan used by the Germans to invade France.
The Schlieffen plan
Used to stop heavy bleeding and help prevent infection of wounds.
Sanitary napkin.