Technology
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Events
Trench Warfare
100

 These heavily armored vehicles were used to advance into enemy territory without taking damage from gunfire.

   Tanks

100

What were the names of the two main alliances that fought each other during WWI?

The Central Powers and the Allied Powers (or Triple Entente) 

100

The agreement between two countries to back one another up if they were attacked is referred to as this term

Alliances
100

What was the name of the secret message that Germany sent to Mexico on hopes of them attacking the United States?

The Zimmerman Telegram

100

The space between trenches on the battlefield was known as what?

No man’s land

200

This new invention made it possible to sink an armored warship with torpedoes while remaining undetected. .

Submarines

200

 Which country joined the Allied Powers years after the war had begun?

The United States of America

200

The death of this Austrian Archduke is widely considered to be the "spark" that started WWI. 

Franz Ferdinand

200

This sinking of this passenger ship played a very important factor in America's decision to join WWI

Lusitania

200

A common disease that came about in the trenches?

Trench Foot

300

 These machines were originally made just to observe enemy troops. This changed in 1916 when the Germans armed them with machine guns. They were also later used to drop bombs on enemy cities.  

Airplanes

300

What were three countries that were part of the Central Powers?  

Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria (only need to list 3)

300

The competition for overseas colonies and territories among European powers in the late 19th and early 20th centuries was known as this

Imperialism

300

An ______ race is when two or more countries start to build up their armies and develop weaponry to keep up with each other.  

arms

300

 How were the conditions of the trenches?

Muddy and uncomfortable

400

 This invention caused soldier’s eyes, skin, and lungs to blister. While this new invention was not responsible for many deaths during the war, those exposed to it faced severe long-term health problems.

poison gas / mustard gas

400

 Which of the two main alliances is depicted in green on the map below?

The Allied Powers

400

People influenced by this main cause in World War I thought that their nation was better than the others that they were fighting against. 

Nationalism

400

Negotiated with the Allied powers WW1 was able to come to a close in 1919. What was the name of the document that was drawn up against Germany?

The Treaty of Versailles

400

What is the device used to help keep the soldiers' eyes and lungs healthy?

Gas Mask

500

 The sanitary napkins used by nurses in WWI were made out of a new type of material that was cheaper and more absorbent than normal cotton. What  was the name of this material?  

Cellucotton

500

Which of the two main alliances is depicted in purple on the map below?  

The Central Powers

500

Before the war, an arms race had begun between countries. Each country tried to build up its number of soldiers as well as warships. This is an example of which main cause?    

Militarism

500

After the death of their Archduke, Austria-Hungary declared war on this country, which marked the beginning of World War I. 

Serbia

500

What were the trenches made out of in WW1?

Sandbags and wood

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