Trench Warfare
The area between opposing trenches where soldiers faced fire.
What was "No Man's Land"
This is the closest city to where The Treaty of Versailles was formed.
Where is Paris, France.
Building up strong armies and being willing to use them.
What is Militarism?
A British machine gun used extensively in WWI.
What is "a Vickers Gun?"
Germany used these boats to sneak up on the Allies during the War.
What are "U-Boats?"
The effect of trench warfare when neither side was able to advance.
What is a stalemate?
This was created as a way for nations to work out their differences peacefully and to prevent future wars.
What is the League of Nations?
Archduke that was assassinated in Sarajevo on June 28, 1914.
The number of bullets that it could fire per minute.
What is "500?"
What is the "Lusitania?"
These were used in or near the trenches to protect soldiers from enemy attacks. (2)
What is barbed wire and machine guns?
A series of measures to guarantee a fair peace agreement as created by Woodrow Wilson.
What is "The Fourteen Points?"
Who are Britain, Russia, and France?
While accurate, these lacked quickness during firing. (2)
What are "Rifles and Pistols?"
The first gas used in WWI.
What is "Chlorine gas?"
Where most of the battles and trenches were fought and located during WWI.
The amount of 132 billion gold Reichmarks, or $32 billion U.S. dollars.
What is the amount Germany had to pay in reparations.
Country that moved from the Central to the Allied Powers during WWI.
What is Italy?
This was needed in order to operate the Vickers gun.
What is "Six men?"
How long it could take someone to die from Mustard Gas.
What is "5 Weeks?"
It defined much of the combat and caused miserable conditions for the soldiers during WWI.
What is "Trench Warfare?"
The Treaty established this country's independence which separates East Prussia from Germany.
What is Poland?
This was the first country to be declared war against during WWI.
What is Serbia?
Known for causing _____ among solders, the Vickers Gun was placed along the Western Front because of its deadly reputation.
What is "FEAR?"
What is a "Blockade?"