Causes of WW1
Russian Revolution
The Homefront
Versailles Treaty
Tech, Strategies, Battles
100

It was the assassination of this man by Gavrilo Princip that helped trigger the start of WW1. 

Who is Archduke Franz Ferdinand?

100

This Russian leader, part of the Romanov dynasty, displayed poor leadership skills contributing to the Russian Revolution.

Who is Tsar Nicholas II?

100

This phrase refers to a military conflict in which the contenders are willing to make any sacrifice in lives and other resources to obtain victory. 

What is total war? 

100

Due to the significant cost in people as well as infrastructure suffered by his country during WW1, this leader was determined to make Germany pay. 

Who is Clemenceau?

100

This type of warfare, first used during WW1, employed the use of toxic substances to kill, injure, or incapacitate enemy soldiers. 

What is chemical warfare? 

200

This belief that your country is always right and should grow in power and influence is known as one of the major causes of WW1. 

What is nationalism? 

200
Under the leadership of this man, the Bolshevik party seized power over Russian during a coup known as the October revolution.

Who is Vladimir Lenin? 

200
On the homefront, governments enforced this, which set limits of purchasing of high demand items. 

What is rationing? 

200

The Treaty of Versailles required Germany to pay war these for damages they had caused during the war. 

What are reparations? 

200

In one of the bloodiest battles around this French city, French casualties amounted to about 400,000.

What is Verdun? 

300

This term refers to a significant build up of a country's armed forces. 

What is militarism? 

300
Upon taking control of Russia, the Bolsheviks decided to end Russia's involvement in this major conflict. 

What is World War 1? 

300

This refers to any technique that attempts to influence the opinions, emotions, attitudes, or behavior of a group in order to benefit the sponsor. 

What is propoganda? 

300

This organization was created in the Treaty of Versailles which aimed to promote international cooperation, peace, and security. 

What is the League of Nations?

300

The use of this weapon in WW1 is a major reason for the development of trench warfare. 

What is a machine gun? 

400

Russian, Great Britain, and this country were allied together in the first world war. 

What is France? 

400

During the first part of the revolution taking place in this month, Nicholas II was forced to abdicate the throne. 

What is February?

400

Women played an important role in the war effort, often times taking on jobs traditionally filled by men, eventually contributing to this movement. 

What is the Women's suffrage movement?

400
One result of the Treaty of Versailles was Germany reducing it's army to this number of troops.

What is 100,000?

400

Allied troops landed on this peninsula in Ottoman turkey while suffering a disappointing defeat in a battle the shares the same name. 

What is Gallipoli? 

500

This plan included an invasion by Germany through Belgium as a way to deal with the difficulty of fighting a two front war. 

What is the Schlieffen plan? 

500

One of the many provisions that took place following the October revolution was the removal of this, giving peasants access redistributed communal households. 

What is private property? 

500

Many governments used war bonds to help pay for this expensive war, in the United States they were referred to as this. 

What are liberty bonds? 

500

Part of the territorial terms of the Treaty of Versailles included this region being returned to France (having previously been lost as a result of the Franco-Prussian war). 

What is Alsace Lorraine? 

500
This battle demonstrated the power of tanks, altering the future of warfare, as British tanks ripped through German defenses. 

What is Cambrai?