Causes of WWI
Alliances
Soldiers
Warfare
Leaders
100

Leader who was assassinated; that triggered the beginning of WWI

Who is Franz Ferdinand

100

Two main alliances during WWI

What is Triple Entente & Triple Alliance

100

Name of the Australian and New Zealand soldiers

ANZAC's

100

This is the soldiers area of defence

What is trenches

100

Australia

Billy Hughes

200

This cause is when two countries have an agreement with each other

What is Alliances

200

Alliance that France, Russia, & Britain belonged to

What is Triple Entente

200

This Prime Minister suggested conscription

Who is Billy Hughes

200

This is why machine guns were used in WWI

What is forced soldiers to seek cover in trenches for long periods

200

Russian 

Tsar Nicholas II

300

This cause is defined by its defence forces & expansion using this force

What is Militarism

300

Alliance that Germany, Austria-Hungary, & Italy belonged to

What is Triple Alliance

300

This is why conscription was brought in

What is not meeting troop supply for the British

300

This was the area of unprotected territory between forces

What is No Man's Land

300

UK

King George V

400

This cause is the practice of taking land from others and controlling all aspects of it

What is Imperialism
400

This country was blamed for the death of Austria-Hungary leader, which triggered the formation of alliances

Where is Serbia

400

This is a main reason why Australian soldiers initially enlisted

What is sense of adventure

400

This is why poison gas was used

What is causing severe skin and lung damage

400

Germany

Kaiser Wilhelm II

500

This cause is the belief that the country should be independent and free from outside interference 

What is Nationalism

500

Both alliances were known as ______ powers

Hint: two different names

What is Central Powers & Allied Powers

500

These are the two main places soldiers fought in WWI

Where is the Western Front and Gallipoli

500

This is what Trench Foot is

Condition cause by exposure to unsanitary conditions (often led to amputation)

500

France

Georges Clemenceau