Causes of WWI
Alliances
Warfare
The End of the War
Random
100

An agreement between nations to work together

Alliances

100

Great Britain, France, Russia

Allied Powers/Triple Entente

100

Most of the fighting in France was on this "front"

Western

100

The year the war ended. 

1918

100

U.S. Preseident during WWI

Woodrow Wilson

200

When a powerful country takes over a perceived "weaker" nation for social, economic, or political gains.

Imperialism 

200

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire

Central Powers/Triple Alliance

200

This country left the war to deal with revolution back home.

Russia

200

One consequence that Germany faced as a result of the end of the war. 

They were blamed/Had to pay reparations/Lost territories/Limited their military

200

Nickname given to American soldiers

Doughboys
300

The glorification of war

Militarism

300

Switzerland's position in WWI

Neutral

300

This new form of "warfare" put some distance between the fighting. 

Trench

300

The official agreement to end WWI. 

Treaty of Versailles

300

The "powderkeg" region of Europe, hostile toward Austria-Hungary

the Balkans

400

A sense of pride and love of country

Nationalism

400

Germany attempted to form an alliance with this nation with the Zimmerman Telegram.

Mexico

400

German name for a Blimp/Airship

Zeppelin

400

Woodrow Wilson's plan for the end of the war.

14 Points

400

This propaganda to objective asked citizens to not be wasteful and preserve their food. 

Conservation

500

The "Spark" of WWI

The assassination of Franz Ferdinand

500

The U.S. fought with this alliance.

Allied Power/Triple Entente

500

This country was responsible for the sinking of the Lusitania. 

Germany

500

The division of the Middle East among Great Britain and France.

Mandate System

500

This group was responsible for the assassination of Franz Ferdinand.

Black Hand