WWI
WWI
WWI
WWI
WWI
100

What happened in 1918 and what did the German generals tell the Kaiser? 

In March the Germans launched their Spring Offensive to try to end the war before the Americans arrived.

The Allies launched a counteroffensive in the summer which pushed the Germans out of France and Belgium.

The German Generals told the Kaiser that the war could not be won and that he should step down as ruler of Germany. 

100
When did the submarine prove it was an offensive threat? 

When a German U-Boat sunk three British warships in an hour

100

What was a reason why it was better to be in a German trench rather than in a British/French one? 

Less flooding 

100

What ended three years of stalemate in the war? 

The U.S. entered the war

100

What event finally caused Britain to declare war on Germany? 

Germany invaded neutral Belgium

200

What was the major reason the U.S. got involved in the war?

Unrestricted submarine warfare from the Germans. 

200

Which weapon caused the most casualties in WWI?

Artillery

200

What did the Schlieffen Plan call for? 

The German army to make a vast encircling movement through Belgium into northern France

200

What did many women do during the war? 

Took over the jobs the men left 

200

What is "total war"?

When a nation puts all its resources into the war effort

300
What desire motivated the nationalistic movement that was responsible for the assassination of Franz Ferdinand?

To unify Bosnia with Serbia. 

300

How did technological advancements change aerial warfare?

The airplane became an effective offensive weapon

300

Why did the war quickly turn into a stalemate? 

Neither side could dislodge the other from the trenches 

300

What plunged by 1917?

The morale of troops and civilians

400

What were the underlying causes of WWI? 

Militarism; Alliances;  Imperialism;  Nationalism 

400

What advancement did the French make with their tanks that is still used today? 

Rotating gun turret 

400

What led to the Russians almost being knocked out of the war on the Eastern Front? 

They were defeated by a joint German-Austrian army

400

What was the significance of the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk? 

It took Russia out of the war 

500

What was the most effective weapon in trench warfare?

The machine gun

500
Why did the soldiers in the trenches fear stepping onto the firestep?

It meant they could be given the order to charge through No-Man's Land

500

What offensive did both sides try from time to time?

An artillery barrage followed by an infantry attack through No-Mans Land 

500

Who offered a "blank check" in support of Austria-Hungary? 

Germany

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