The WHY
This cause of WWI was a unifying force of pride in country while also being divisive as ethnic groups sought independence from foreign control.
What is nationalism?
Warfare in which opposing armed forces attack, counterattack, and defend from relatively permanent systems dug into the ground
What is trench warfare?
During WWI, countries engaged in this, which refers to dedicating all available resources to the war effort.
What is total war?
This term for the official agreement to stop fighting, was signed on November 11, 1918.
What is armistice?
This was the peace treaty signed at the end of WWI.
What is the Treaty of Versailles?
This candy has a "left" bar and a "right" bar making it perfect for sharing.
What is Twix?
This country switch sides mid-war to join the Allied Powers.
Who is Italy?
These large armoured carriers, impervious to rifle and machine-gun fire, were initially called ‘landships’.
What are tanks?
During WWI, countries utilized this type of media and message to influence public opinion.
What is propaganda?
This country was associated with the influenza pandemic at the end of WWI because they were neutral in WWI.
Who is Spain?
Under the "war guilt" clause, this country was forced to take responsibility for starting WWI.
What is Germany?
In a blockbuster trade that shook the NBA world, the Mavericks sent this player to the Lakers for Anthony Davis.
Who is Luka Doncic?
The three countries that made up the Triple Entente.
Who are France, Great Britain, Russia?
This was the name of the area between the Allied and German trenches on the Western Front.
What is No Man's Land?
This is the term for converted factories from making consumer goods to producing weapons and military equipment
What is war production?
What are reparations?
System established by the League of Nations after the war, where former German and Ottoman territories were placed under the control of Allied powers,
What is the Mandate System?
These Valentine "communication" candies first started out as medicine.
What are Conversation Hearts?
These TWO countries competed to build larger and more powerful navies and armies, fueling suspicion and fear among nations.
Who are Germany and Britain?
Germany's policy of unrestricted submarine warfare caused the sinking of this ship, contributing to US' entry into WWI.
What is the Lusitania?
These certificates were sold during the war to raise money for the war effort.
What are war bonds?
This group of people experienced a campaign of deportation and mass killing by the Ottoman Empire during WWI.
Who are the Armenians?
The name of the leaders of the United States, Great Britain, France, and Italy who met at the Paris Peace Conference in 1919 and were the primary decision-makers of the peace treaty.
Who are the Big Four?
This was the final score of the Super Bowl.
What is 22 to 40?
This 19 year old fired the shots that would be the immediate cause of WWI.
Who is Gavrilo Princip?
This type of poison gas used during WWI would cause victims' lungs to fill with water and simulate the feeling of drowning from the inside out.
What is chlorine gas?
Program through which young women worked on farms to support the changing needs of the country’s agricultural sector.
What is the Women's Land Army?
Term used during World War I to describe the psychological trauma that some soldiers experienced.
What is shell shock?
Many of the Fourteen Points were based on this idea that nations should be able to govern themselves.
What is self-determination?
This NFL player is the only player in NFL history to have an all-female management team.
Who is Jalen Hurts?