WWI Causes
WWI Events
WWI Vocab
WWI Outcomes
WWI Misc.
100

A fast and aggressive strengthening of armed forces.

What is militarism?

100
The sinking of this ship was one of the causes for the U.S. to get involved in the war.
What is the Lusitania?
100

This type of warfare featured long manmade ditches and "no man's land".


What is trench warfare?

100
This treaty ended the war.
What is the Treaty of Versailles?
100

This term describes payments made by the losing country to pay for damages and cost of the war.

What is war reparations?

200

Mutual agreement between at least 2 countries that address political, economic or military concerns.

What are alliances?

200

Secret telegram sent to Mexico suggesting an alliance with Germany against the United States.

What is the Zimmerman Note?

200

A situation where neither side could win a victory due to trench warfare no real gain was made.

What is a stalemate?

200

This country had to accept full responsibility for the war.

What is Germany?

200
He was the American President during WWI.
Who was Woodrow Wilson?
300

Annexing as much territory and land as possible to increase the size and power of your empire.

What is imperialism?

300

This policy of aggressive action at sea by the Germans also led to American involvement in the war.

What is unrestricted submarine warfare?

300

Gathering and organizing large quantities of resources across society to prepare for war. 

What is Mobilization?

300

This was proposed as a peacekeeping organization following WWI and was part of the Treaty of Versailles.

What is the League of Nations?

300

Short-term loans that individual citizens made to the government that financed two-thirds of the war's cost.

What are war bonds?

400

Pride in one's country and the willingness to fight for it.

What is nationalism?

400

Britain, France, Russia, Serbia, US, Italy

What are the Allied Powers

400

The right of a group of people with similar identities to create a territory and form a government based on their political views. 

What is Self Determination?

400

Two laws were enacted to impose harsh penalties on anyone interfering with or speaking against U.S participation in WWI.

What are the Espionage and Sedition Acts?

400

In 1917 Russia was taken over by __(?)___ causing the country to pull out of the war and deal with its own civil war.

What is communism?

500

Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated which resulted in an immediate cause of the start of WWI between these two countries.

What are Austria-Hungary and Serbia?

500

Put these events in the correct chronological order.

a. US declared war on Germany

b. American newspapers publish the Zimmermann Note 

c. US president Woodrow Wilson announced that the US will remain neutral. 

d. Armistice 


C, B, A, D

500

Ideas spread to influence public opinion for or against a cause. ex. Uncle Sam and other various posters used to "sell the war"

What is propaganda?

500

New countries were created such as Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Yugoslavia as the Allies divided territory taken from the defeated empires, reshaping borders to weaken Germany and Austria-Hungary and to support the idea of national self-determination.

How was land divided among the winning nations after World War I?


500

Improved surgical procedures, the widespread use of blood transfusions, and advances in antiseptics that reduced infections.  


What major medical advancements were developed during World War I?