Early Stuff
The desire to, or act of, spreading your country's power abroad is called...
Imperialism
M.A.I.N. stands for...
Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism
The area between trenches where it was too dangerous to be was known as...
No Man's Land
This is why Archduke FF went to give a speech...
To calm the Bosnian/Serbian people
The Armistice took place in... (year)
1918
These two countries unified in the late 1880s
Italy and Germany
The idea that your country is superior or entitled to more is called...
Nationalism
This is a term meaning neither side is winning...
Stalemate
Russia and Serbia share culture/language families. A culture known as...
Slavic
This was the original purpose of tanks...
To break a statemate/get people across no man's land
These 4 countries made up the allies... (before the U.S. joined)
Serbia, Russia, Britain and France
Ferdinand and his wife _________ were killed in ____ (year).
Sophie, 1914
Kaiser Wilhelm II led ____________ during the war.
Germany
Who did Austria-Hungary blame for the assassination and how did they respond?
Serbia, declared war
This term means "cease fire"
Armistice
The _________ was a ship sunk by a German submarine, which helped drag the U.S. into war
Lusitania
This was a secret document trying to get Mexico to invade the U.S.
Zimmermann Telegram
Other than tanks, what other weapon was an attempt to end the stalemate and get troops across?
gas
This part of the treaty that placed sole responsibility on Germany for the war
Article 231 War Guilt Clause
This chunk of Serbian land was stolen by Austria-Hungary
Bosnia
Building up your armed forces beyond what is needed for defensive purposes...
Militarism
This is a type of combat where any ship becomes a valid target...
Unrestricted submarine warfare
This was Wilson's idea that nobody had to win or lose, if the WWI participants simply went home.
"Peace without victory"
This is why trenches were necessary
They didn't know how to cope with all the new weapons technology...
This is the city where the Big Four leaders met to sign the Treaty of Versailles
Paris