Alliances & Causes
Key Figures &
Terms
Weapons, Battles, & Strategies
Life During the War
United States Involvement
100

This event in 1914 is often noted as the spark that started WWI

What is the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

100
President of the United States during this time.
Who is Woodrow Wilson
100

This kind of battle tactic almost directly resulted in a stalemate.

What is Trench Warfare.

100

Germany had to fight 2 offensive positions called...

What are the Eastern and Western Fronts

100

The U.S. entered WWI on this date

What is April 6, 1917

200

This alliance included Great Britain, France and Russia before WWI

What is the Triple Entente

200

The commander of the Allied forces in Europe during WWI

Who is Ferdinand Foch

200

Tracked, armored fighting vehicle designed for front-line combat which combines operational mobility and tactical offensive and defensive capabilities first used by the British in World War I

What are tanks?

200

Name two new weapons used in WWI

What are machine guns and poison gas (also: tanks)

200

This famous telegram promised land in exchange for an alliance

What is the Zimmerman telegram

300

The pre-WWI alliance called the Triple Alliance was made up of these countries.

What are Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy

300

This day, November 11, 1918, marked the end of fighting in WWI

What is Armistice Day

300

The only major naval battle of WWI, this battle was also the only battle fought between Britain and Germany.

What is the Battle of Jutland?

300

Germany's use of this policy to sink any ship without warning angered the U.S.

What is unrestricted submarine warfare

300

This U.S. general led the AEF

Who is John J. Pershing

400
First name for the alliance between France, Britain and Russia.
What is the Triple Entente
400

This treaty officially ended the war and imposed harsh penalties on Germany

What is the Treaty of Versailles

400

This long, surprise of a battle in 1916 resulted in heavy casualties for both France and Germany.

What is the Battle of Verdun?
400

This luxury passenger ship was sunk by a U-boat on May 7, 1915

What is the Lusitania

400

Name two ways Americans at home supported the war effort

What is conserving food, buying war bonds, working in war industries

500

This country exited the war in 1917 due to a revolution that led to a new government.

What is Russia.

500

This one word explains why people in Europe willing and eager to go to war.

What is nationalism

500

This American battle was crucial in pushing back German forces and boosting Allied morale.

What is the Battle of Belleau Wood?

500

This term describes the generation of young soldiers and supporters who were deeply affected by the ending of the war

What is the Lost Generation

500

(1) This U.S. organization managed food supplies during the war: ___ (2) and was run by a man named ___

What is the (1) Food Administration, (2) Herbert Hoover