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His assassination finally led to WWI.
Who is Archduke Franz Ferdinand
100
Place the Big Four met to create a peace treaty
What is Versailles, France
100
German submarine
What is a u-boat
100
This country was weak on the eastern front and pulled out of the war due to civil war
What is Russia
100
This country accepted responsibility and paid for the war
What is Germany
200
Represented the United States in Versailles
Who is Woodrow Wilson
200
Two countries in the Allied Powers
What is France, Great Britain, Russia, and Italy.
200
Group of ships that traveled together for protection
What is a convoy
200
Germany declared this, and then shot down any ships that entered European waters
What is unrestricted warfare
200
This was formed after the Treaty of Versailles to help keep peace
What is the League of Nations
300
Represented France at the meeting in Versailles
Who is George Clemenceau
300
Two countries within the Central Powers
What is Germany, Austria-Hungary, Turkey or Bulgaria
300
A long narrow ditch
What is a trench
300
this treaty ended WWI
What is the Treaty of Versailles
300

Violent racial unrest that gripped various places across the nation in 1919.

What is the Red Summer?

400
Represented Great Britain at the meeting in Versailles
Who is Lloyd George
400
This country entered the war on the side of the Allies.
What is the United States
400
Three technologies used in WWI
What is a machine gun, poison gas, tank or plane.
400
date the war ended
What is 11-11-1918
400

Republican Presidential candidate Warren G. Harding promised a return to this in 1920.  

What is normalcy?

500
Represented Italy at the meeting in Versailles
Who is Vittorio Orlando
500
City where Archduke Ferdinand was assassinated
What is Sarajevo
500
The four causes of WWI
What is militarism, alliances, imperialism and nationalism
500
These countries met to form the peace treaty.
What is Britain, France, Italy and the United States
500

political idea spread after the war

What is democracy