This event "Triggered" World War 1
Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand
What was a "Dogfight"?
Air battle between planes
Which battle was 4+ months and which battle was 10+ months
Somme - 4
Verdun - 10
These "Winged Messengers" were used to carry notes from the front when wires were cut.
Pigeons
The Battle of the Marne led to a defensive strategy of what type of warfare?
Trench Warfare
This country exited the war in 1917 following a domestic revolution.
Russia
Type of Gas which affects skin of victims
Mustard Gas
Area of land between opposing trenches made up of artillery shell holes and barbed wire
Dead Man's Land
The war officially ended on this month and day in 1918, now celebrated as Veterans Day.
November 11
True or False: The taxi drivers actually turned on their "meters" and were paid by the government for driving troops to the front lines.
True
What three countries/empires made up the Central Powers?
Germany, Austria-Hungry Empire, Ottoman Empire
Type of gas which affects victims lungs
Chlorine Gas
This 1916 battle is known as the bloodiest day in British military history.
Somme (57,000 casualties, 19,000 KIA)
These massive, hydrogen-filled airships were used by Germany to bomb London.
Begins with "Z"
Zeppelin
The Gallipoli campaign took place in this modern-day country.
Turkey
Type of German submarine used against allied shipping during WW1
UBOAT
This type of Artillery attack was used in front of advancing infantry
Creeping Barrage
This weapon was first used on a large scale at the Battle of Somme
Tanks
This Tennessee sharpshooter, farmer, blacksmith and "conscientious objector" single-handedly killed 25+ Germans and captured 132 others during the Meuse-Argonne Offensive and earned the Medal of Honor
Alvin Yorke
Gallipoli was an attempt to knock this "Empire" out of the war.
Ottoman Empire
The sinking of this British ocean liner in 1915 killed 128 Americans and outraged the US.
Lusitania
Nickname for the German Grenades with wooden handles
Potato Masher
Painful foot condition faced by soldiers who's feet were constantly cold and wet
Trench Foot
This psychological condition, now known as PTSD, was often dismissed as cowardice during the war.
Shell Shock
This German offensive strategy, named for a former Chief of Staff, aimed to knock France out of the war in six weeks but failed at the Marne.
Schlieffen Plan