Causes of WWI
The assassination of this man sparked the outbreak of WWI
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
This country declared war on Germany after they violated Belgian neutrality.
Great Britain
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
Insufficient equipment for their soldiers led this unprepared country to take heavy losses throughout the war.
Russia
Many groups opposed this new type of government, causing Russia to fall into a Civil War.
Communism
This treaty required Germany to reduce its military and eliminate its airforce.
The Treaty of Versailles
This practice contributed to the outbreak of war in Europe by increasing competition for lands abroad.
Imperialism
This country from the Anatolian Peninsula joined the Triple Alliance during the war.
The Ottoman Empire
The genocide of this ethnicity was justified through accusations of support for Russia during the war.
Armenians
This Russian leader believed that the capitalist system could only be destroyed by violent revolution.
Vladimir Lenin
These 3 countries were deemed "The Big Three" during discussions at the Paris Peace Conference.
Great Britain, France, the U.S.
This country wanted to provoke a war with Austria-Hungary in order to get its own kingdom.
Serbia
This country left the Triple Alliance after being offered territory in the Treaty of London.
Italy
This type of warfare resulted in a stalemate on the Western Front.
Trench warfare
Vladimir Lenin and this radical faction devoted themselves to destroying capitalism through revolution.
The Bolsheviks
This influenza originated and spread from and American army base and became known as the deadliest flu ever recorded in world history.
The Spanish Flu
This movement contributed to the outbreak of WWI by stifling cooperation between nation-states.
Nationalism
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
The Schlieffen Plan was a two-front attack on these two countries.
France and Russia
This country's increased human rights violations and their secret plan to form an alliance with Mexico brought the U.S. into the war.
Germany
The Bolsheviks wanted to gain the support of this group with the slogan "Peace, Land, Bread".
The peasants
This clause required Germany to take all of the blame for WWI.
The War Guilt Clause
The enforcement of these militaristic policies led to the European armies doubling in size by the outbreak of the war.
Conscription policies
This type of war involved the wearing down of the enemy with constant attacks and heavy losses.
War of attrition
This battle marked the end of the German advance.
The Second Battle of Marne
This secret Russian police force wanted to destroy anyone who opposed the new Communist regime.
The Cheka
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
This system gave certain nations charge to govern former German or Ottoman colonies.
The mandate system