Americans
President of the United States during WWI
Woodrow Wilson
Germany formed an alliance with this neighboring empire?
Austria (Austria-Hungary)
Russia, France, and this country were in the Triple Entente
Great Britain
The peace conference was held in this large city
Paris
Name one of the two main protagonists in the movie
Blake or Schofield
This political party did not want to join the war
Democratic
Germany declared war on these two countries first
France and Russia
This bloke from down under fought alongside the British at the Battle of Gallipoli
Australians
Britain and France wanted to do this to Germany after the war
Punish it
What are the two British soldiers given by the grumpy lieutenant before going out of the trenches
Flare gun
WWI led to the United States developing this massive ship to accommodate new air technologies.
Aircraft carriers
These helped the German war effort under the water
U boats or submarines
Woodrow Wilson, while working on postwar peace, suffered from this
A stroke
Wilson's postwar agenda was called
The Fourteen Points
The colonel whose attack needs to be stopped
Colonel Mackenzie
How many Americans from the American Expeditionary Forces arrived each day in France?
10,000
What was Zimmerman, of the Zimmerman telegrams, first name?
Arthur
They were the "sick old man" in WWI
Ottoman Empire
Wilson proposed this group to oversee world affairs and prevent another war
League of Nations
What is the name of the regiment preparing to launch an attack near Acuste?
The Devons
Woodrow Wilson supported this after the sinking of the Lusitania (one of two answers suffices)
Germany not repeat their actions
or
Allies armed merchant ships
Who was the recipient, or supposed recipient, of the Zimmerman telegraph?
Heinrich von Eckhardt
Which country (or countries) lost the most men? (One or both answers suffices)
France, Russia
This was the treaty that ended the war
Treaty of Versailles
Mentioned in the movie, this phrase was used to describe men running out of the trenches and attacking
"Going over the top"