Battles
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U.S.A
Wilson's 14 Points
The Home Front
100
WW1 began in this year.
What is 1914?
100
This term describes when a country expands its power by taking over other lands, another cause of WWI.
What is Imperialism?
100
The sinking of this ship lead to Americas entry into WW1.
What is the Lusitania?
100
Wilson’s 14 Points was his plan for this after WWI.
What is peace?
100
This U.S. president led the country into WWI.
Who is Woodrow Wilson?
200
This type of warfare, where soldiers fought in deep ditches, was common during WWI.
What is the Trenches?
200
This term describes the relationship between two or more countries to provide military aid to one another.
What is Alliances?
200
This is the telegram sent to Mexico proposing an alliance with Germany.
What is the Zimmerman telegraph?
200
Wilson’s 14th point called for the creation of this international organization to help prevent future wars.
What was the League of Nations?
200
Women in many countries took on these jobs while men were fighting in the war.
What are factory workers, farmers, nurses, ect.?
300
Germany used these underwater boats to attack enemy ships.
What is a U-Boat?
300
European countries built up strong militaries before the war in a competition known as this.
What is Militarism?
300
This was the year that the U.S joined the war.
What is 1917?
300
One of Wilson’s points focused on freedom of the seas, meaning countries could do this without being attacked.
What is Trade and Travel?
300
What is Propaganda?
400
This was the deadliest battle of WW1.
What is the Somme?
400
This term refers to a strong pride in one's country, which was a major cause of WWI.
What is Nationalism?
400
This program enlisted young men into the military through lottery.
What is the Draft?
400
Wilson’s 14 Points promoted self-determination, meaning people should have the right to do this.
What is choosing their own government?
400
These where materials with regulated limits of sale during the war to prevent hoarding.
What is are rations?
500
This was the largest battle of WW1.
What is Verdun?
500
This individual died due to a wrong turn and a sandwich. His assassination in 1914 sparked the start of WW1.
Who is Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
500
This is the pandemic that killed more soldiers during the war than the battle itself.
What is the Spanish flu?
500
This is the treaty signed between the Allies and the Central powers of Europe to officially end World War 1.
What is the Treaty of Versailles?
500
These handy coupons were stocks in the U.S government and Military that could be kept or traded for profit and food.
What are War bonds?