Causes of WWI
US in WWI
Alliances & Treaties
Western and/or Eastern Front
Revolutions
100
European nations built up their army based on the belief that countries needed a large military
militarism
100
The sinking of the Lustania was known as this type of warfare
Unrestricted submarine Warfare
100
The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, signed by Lenin allowed Germany to do this
Fight a war on one front
100
Deadlock region in Northern France
Western Front
100
The class in Russia that means "the workers"
the proletariat
200
Deep devotion to one's nation that can serve as a unifying force within a country as well as cause intense competition among nations seeking to overpower the other
Nationalism
200
An intercepted note ment for Mexico from Germany that stated Germany would help return Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona if Mexico joined Germany in a war against the United States
Zimmermann note
200
Germany being stripped of its colonies around the world, ordered to pay the Allies for war damages, and Austria-Hungary diving into several nations, were all requirements of this Treaty
Treaty of Versailles
200
Country where most of the battles were fought in the Western Front
France
200
Leader of the Bolsheviks
Lenin
300
This man and his wife were shot at Serajevo. It was known as the shot heard round the world
Franz Ferdinand
300
During the war, leaders created a govenment agency to produce movies, posters, and other materials to shape public opinion in support of the war known as this
Propaganda
300
An agreement to end all fighting in a war is called
an armistince
300
Type of warfare that can be seen in both Western and Eastern Fronts that traided huge loss of human life for small gains
Trench Warfare
300
Workers protested for better working conditions in front of the czar's Winter Palace in St Petersburg. More than 1000 were wounded and several hundred were killed
Bloody Sunday
400
This tangled system was designed to keep peace in Europe, but instead would help push the continent into war
Alliance System
400
The battle that American troops helped the Allies win, and which became the turning point of the war
The Second Battle of the Marne
400
Two major nations in the Central Power's Alliance
Germany and Austria-Hungary
400
More mobile Front
Eastern Front
400
At first, soldiers obeyed orders to shoot at rioters but later sided with them in this Revolution
March Revolution
500
Area that includes Bulgaria, Greece, and Romania where strong groups of Nationalist had constant uprisings and ethnic clashes
Balkans
500
President Wilson's goals for the peace traty to end World War I
Fourteen Points
500
The nations with the most sway and power during the signing of Treaty of Versailles. (Known as the "Big Four")
United States, Britian, France, and Italy
500
Front Germany planned to fight on with the Schlieffen Plan
Both
500
This revolution put Lenin into power and renamed their party, the Communist Party
Bolshevik Revolution