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German submarines used to attack ships.

U-Boats

100

Identify the four parts of MAIN

Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism

100

This country switched sides in 1915 to join the Allies.

Italy

100

Messages designed to influence public opinion about the war.

Propaganda

100

The heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne whose death started the war.

Archduke Franz Ferdinand

200

This type of warfare involved soldiers fighting from deep ditches.

Trench Warfare

200

The treaty that officially ended World War I.

Treaty of Versailles

200

This Balkan country was where the war began

Serbia

200

African Americans moved north in large numbers for factory jobs in this movement.

The Great Migration

200

This country was invaded by Germany, causing Britain to join the war.

Belgium

300

Area between opposing trenches.

No Man's Land

300

Which MAIN cause is MOST directly connected to the assassination of Franz Ferdinand?

Nationalism

300

This country was part of Austria-Hungary before becoming independent after WWI.

Hungary

300

Government sold these in order to generate funds for the war.

War Bonds

300

Who was the person that assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand and what group was he a part of?

Gavrillo Princip, Black Hand

400

Explosive shells launched over long distances.

Artillery

400

The agreement that ended fighting on November 11, 1918.

Armistace

400

Name three causes of US Entry into World War I.

Zimmerman Telegram, Unrestricted submarine warfare, the sinking of the Lusitania

400

Laws that limited free speech and punished criticism of the war.

Committee on Public Information

400

This front was located between Germany and Russia.

Eastern Front

500

Early use of this type of warfare involved dropping bombs from planes.

Aerial Warfare

500

Russia left the war after signing this treaty with Germany.

Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

500

This empire controlled much of southeastern Europe and was in decline before WWI.

Ottoman Empire

500

Laws that limited free speech and punished criticism of the war.

Espionage and Sedition Acts

500

This Russian leader took the country out of the war in 1917.

Vladimir Lenin