🟦 1. Causes of World War I
🟦 2. The Spark of War
🟦 3. Major Players & Alliances
🟦 6. Impact on Society
🟦 5. Technology & Warfare
100

This cause of WWI involved intense pride and competition between nations.

➡️ What is nationalism?


100

This event is considered the immediate trigger of World War I.

➡️ What was the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand?


100

This group included Britain, France, and Russia.

➡️ Who were the Allies?


100

WWI caused shortages of food and supplies in many countries.

➡️ What are economic hardships?


100

This weapon could fire over 500 rounds per minute.

➡️ What are machine guns?


200

This cause refers to countries building up armies and weapons in preparation for war.

➡️ What is militarism?


200

This assassination took place in this city in June 1914.

➡️ What is Sarajevo?


200

This group included Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire.

➡️ Who were the Central Powers?


200

This group entered factory jobs in large numbers during the war.

➡️ Who are women?


200

This new weapon was first used on a large scale in 1916.

➡️ What are tanks?


300

This cause involved European powers competing for colonies and resources around the world.

➡️ What is imperialism?


300

The assassination caused a chain reaction of events known as this.

➡️ What is mobilization and declarations of war?


300

This country joined the war in 1917, helping tip the balance.

➡️ What is the United States?


300

WWI led to major changes in traditional gender roles.

➡️ What are social changes?


300

This chemical weapon caused over 90,000 deaths during WWI.

➡️ What is poison gas?


400

This cause meant that when one country went to war, others were pulled in because of promises to help.

➡️ What are alliances?


400

This empire blamed Serbia for the assassination and declared war.

➡️ What is Austria-Hungary?


400

This alliance wanted to expand territory and power.

➡️ Who were the Central Powers?


400

Factories shifted from consumer goods to this during the war.

➡️ What is war production?

or weapons

400

This new technology made trench warfare deadlier and harder to escape.

➡️ What are modern weapons (machine guns, gas, artillery)?


500

This acronym is commonly used to remember the four long-term causes of World War I.

➡️ What is M.A.I.N. (Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism)?

500

This alliance system turned a regional conflict into a global war.

➡️ What is the European alliance system (Triple Alliance and Triple Entente)?

500

This alliance claimed to be fighting to protect democracy and smaller nations.

➡️ Who were the Allies?

500

The war changed how civilians were affected by conflict, making this group direct targets of hardship.

➡️ Who are civilians?

500

These technological advances changed war from fast-moving battles to long, deadly stalemates.

➡️ What is industrialized warfare?