World War I
Colonization
The War and Its Impact
Chemistry of the Body
Food for Thought
100

World War I is also known as this, due to the fact that people at the time didn't know there would be another.

What is the Great War? 

100

The countries of Europe met to divide Africa in this famous gathering.

What is the Berlin Conference? 

100

The assassination of this member of the nobility started World War I.

Who is Archduke Franz Ferdinand? 

100

A protein that speeds up chemical reactions in the body.


What is an enzyme? 

100

Next to oxygen, the most important factor for survival.

What is water? 

200

World War I was mostly fought in these man-made dugouts that were notoriously dirty and full of disease.

What are trenches? 

200

Colonies existed under an economic structure in which the colonies should benefit the mother country, also called this. 

What is mercantilism? 

200

Name the two deadliest technologies of the War.

What are the machine gun and barbed wire? 

200

The watery liquid the stomach turns food into.

What is chyme? 

200

Substances in food that provide energy and materials for cell growth and repair.

What are nutrients? 

300

In Europe, the Depression led to a general increase in prices, also known as this, which resulted in poverty and starvation for many of the people of Europe.

What is inflation? 

300

The Dutch controlled this colony that eventually gained its independence due to the efforts of Nelson Mandela.

What is South Africa? 

300

This group of countries was created in the aftermath of World War I with the intention of creating peace.

What is the League of Nations? 

300

Usually the main sources of energy for the body.

What are carbohydrates? 

300

Transports food from the mouth to the stomach.

What is the esophagus? 

400

This treaty ended the war, but was only the beginning of more problems in Europe.

What is the Treaty of Versailles? 

400

This practice of targeting people for their inherent characteristics and killing them was all too common in the Age of Imperialism.

What is genocide? 

400

Vladimir Lenin instigated a revolution in Russia known by this "seasonal" handle.

What is the October Revolution? 

400

Organic nutrients needed in small quantities for growth.

What are vitamins? 
400

The wave of muscular contractions that moves food through the body.

What is peristalsis? 

500

Name the two sides that fought in World War I.

What are the Central Powers and the Allied Powers? 

500

Spanish monarchs who began the Inquisition, financed the voyages of Columbus, and removed the Muslims from Spain.

Who are Ferdinand and Isabella? 

500

The last of the Russian czars, he and his family fled before he was murdered by Lenin and the Bolsheviks.

Who is Czar Nicholas II? 

500

Inorganic (without carbon) nutrients that regulate chemical reactions in the body.

What are nutrients? 

500

These small, finger-like protrusions in the small intestine aid with absorption of nutrients.

What is the villi?