Causes of WWI
One of the main causes of WWI where nations would back each other in War?
What is Alliances
The type of warfare used in WWI where countries fought in trenches?
What is Trench Warfare
WWI was the major cause of what revolution?
What is the Russian Revolution
What strategy did the Germans use where they would attack as quickly as possible?
What is Blitzkrieg (Lighting Warfare)
The borders in what continent were redrawn following WWII?
What is Europe
One of the main causes of WWI where countries tried to build up their military and countries emphasize the importance of military power?
What is Militarism
What is the name of the plan that Germany made where they planed to quickly defeat France before turning towards Russia?
What is the Schlieffen Plan
Who became Chancellor of Germany in 1933?
Who is Adolf Hitler
What event drove America into the war?
What is the attack on Pearl Harbor
A rivalry between what two countries began following WWII?
What is the U.S. and the U.S.S.R.
One of the main causes of WWI where people took pride in their country?
What is Nationalism
Which battle stopped the Schlieffen Plan?
What is the battle of the Marne.
What "line" did the French build in 1929?
What is the Maginot line
This battle in 1944 took place on the beaches of Normandy. It was the largest amphibious assault ever?
What is D-Day
The "war" between the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. following WWII where they competed against each other but did not actually fight each other?
What is the cold war
One of the main causes of WWI where countries would take control of other countries/land. It is defined as the state policy, practice, or advocacy of extending power and dominion, especially by direct territorial acquisition or by gaining political and economic control of other areas?
What is imperialism.
What year did Germany declare unrestricted sub warfare?
When is 1917
An event that lasted from 1929 to 1939 that was caused by the stock market crash on Wall Street?
What is the Great Depression
What battle was the turning point in the war?
What is the battle of Stalingrad
This "curtain" divides Europe between Communist and Democratic Countries?
What is the Iron Curtain
What was the name of the Prince that was assassinated which triggered WWI?
Who is Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Which of the two fronts where more mobile?
What is the Eastern Front
A pandemic of this virus that started in Spring 1918, killed more than 20 million people?
What is the flu virus.
Which two cities did America drop their atomic bombs on?
What is Hiroshima and Nagasaki
How many people were estimated to be killed by WWII?
What is 60 million people