Leading up to the war
The war starts
Turning points
War impacts
Peace negotiations
100

What was the name of the railway that first linked Europe and Asia?

Trans-Siberian Railway

100

What was the major defensive feature and combat style along the Western Front?

Trench warfare

100

Which tactic did the Germans use to limit the shipping capability of the British?

Submarine warfare

100

What year did World War 1 end in?

1918

100

Which nation had to accept full responsibility for starting the war?

Germany

200

What was the name of the alliance formed by Russia, France, and Great Britain in 1907?

Triple Entente

200

Which weapon, introduced in WWI, was used to break through trenches and barbed wire?

Tanks

200

Which nation entered the war in 1917, marking a turning point for the Allies?

The United States

200

How many soldiers are estimated to have been killed in World War I?

8.5 million

200

Which nation did not participate in the Paris Peace conference, despite being an Allied Power?

Russia 

300

What event in 1914 ignited the powder keg of tensions in Europe, as the spark that kicks off the war?

Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

300

What tragic event involved the mass killing of Christians by the Ottoman Empire?

The Armenian Genocide

300

What significant event changed everything on the Eastern Front in 1917?

Russia withdrew from the war

300

What was the estimated cost of the war's destruction, not including the cost of fighting?

$37 billion    

(Allow + or - 5 billion for margin of error)

300

What international organization was established in the peace treaty with Germany, with the mission of keeping the world out of another similar war?

The League of Nations

400

Which country did Austria-Hungary declare war on after Franz Ferdinand's assasination?

Serbia

400

Which country declared war on Germany after Germany invaded their ally (Belgium) in 1914?

Great Britain (England)

400

Which country did Germany offer lands to in exchange for an alliance against the U.S.?

Mexico

400

What is the name of the principle that Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points emphasized - regarding nations' having control over their own fate? 

"Self-determination"

(self-rule)

400

What was the amount that Germany had to pay in reparations after the war?

$33 billion    

(Allow + or - 2 billion for margin of error this time)

500

What was the name of the secret terrorist organization of nationalists that are responsible for Franz Ferdinand's assassination?

The Black Hand

500

What was the name of Germany's plan to knock France out of the war first while Russia prepared for war?

The Schleiffen Plan
500

What was the name of the British passenger ship that was sunk by German U-Boats in 1915, killing 1,200 (120 of which were Americans)?

The Lusitania

500

Which country's empire collapsed as a result of the war?

RUSSIA

(They still exist as the UUSR, but it is no longer the "Russian Empire" that had been in place for centuries)

500

What was the peace treaty with Germany called?

The Treaty of Versailles (pronounced ver-sigh)