WWI Terms
A strong sense of pride and love for your country. This can sometimes become a dangerous quality.
(Tension, Alliance, Competition, Nationalism, Assassination)
Nationalism
Name one of the countries that was allies with Britian in the triple entente.
France, Russia
List all three members of the triple alliance
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy
How hot or cold something is.
(Homeostasis, Balance, Stability, Environment, Temperature)
Temperature
Name the body's response when you are very hot.
Sweating
Killing of a leader for political reasons.
(Tension, Alliance, Competition, Nationalism, Assassination)
Assassination
Name one of the countries that was allies with Germany in the Triple Alliance
Italy, Austria-Hungary
List all three members of the triple entente.
Russia, Britain, France
The world around you, like a hot and sunny day in Arizona.
(Homeostasis, Balance, Stability, Environment, Temperature)
Environment
Name two of the body's responses when you are very hot.
Shivering, Goosebumps
People or countries fighting to win the same thing.
(Tension, Alliance, Competition, Nationalism, Assassination)
Competition
When Germany invaded Belgium, how did Britain respond?
They joined the war
Name a reason as to why trench warfare was a bad experience for soldiers.
CORRECT!
Staying steady and strong in your body, even when things try to push or change you.
(Homeostasis, Balance, Stability, Environment, Temperature)
Balance
How does your body respond when you are in need of water AND food
Thirst AND Hunger
An agreement between countries to protect and support eachother.
(Tension, Alliance, Competition, Nationalism, Assassination)
Alliance
BONUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BONUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Why did Gavrilo Princip kill Franz Ferdinand?
Freedom for Slavic people
Controlling levels in the body, like a thermostat controlling heat.
(Homeostasis, Balance, Stability, Environment, Temperature)
Stability
When you are cold, how do your blood vessels react?
(Dilate and grow, Constrict and shrink)
Constrict and shrink
A feeling of stress or anger that may lead to a conflict.
(Tension, Alliance, Competition, Nationalism, Assassination)
Tension
Who was assassinated in the trigger of WW1?
(Franz Ferdinand, MLK, John Smith, Columbus)
Franz Ferdinand
How did the alliance system create a "Domino Effect"?
If one country was attacked, their allies were forced to join the fight too.
The body's automatic way of keeping temperature, hunger, thirst, and other areas in check.
(Homeostasis, Balance, Stability, Environment, Temperature)
Homeostasis
When you are hot, how do your blood vessels react?
(Dilate and grow, Constrict and shrink)
Dilate and grow