Vocabulary
People and Groups
Battles and Such
Anything Goes
Anything Goes
100

Which term refers to the gathering of resources to prepare for war? 

mobilization 

100

Who were the Allied Powers? 

Great Britain, France and Russia 

100

On October 4, 1918, the Germans asked Wilson for _____________ (an agreement to end the fighting). 

armistice 

100

British luxury cruise ship that sank 

Lusitania

100

What's the name given to people who oppose the use of violence? 

Pacifists 

200

What was the name given to U.S. soldiers because of the shape of the buttons on their uniforms? 

doughboys 

200

Who were the Central Powers? 

Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire 

200
The threat of which country's safety caused Britain to enter WWI? 

Belgium

200
These were dug into the ground and used often in WWI to protect soldiers from machine gun fire. 

trenches 

200

A feeling of intense loyalty to a country or group is ___________.

nationalism 

300

What is the term that means "to limit use of something?" 

rationing 

300

Who was the commander of the American Expeditionary Force? 

Gen. John J. Pershing 

300

Bloodiest, longest battle of WWI 

Battle of Verdun 

300

Whose assassination started WWI? 

Archduke Franz Ferdinand 

300

When a nation increases its military strength, its rivals feel threatened and build up their forces as well. What is this called? 

militarism 

400

A poster that showed the horrors of German cruelty and called Germans "barbarians" would be an example of what? 

propaganda 

400

Who created the Fourteen Points? 

President Woodrow Wilson 

400

More than 1 million American troops joined the Allies in this battle, which became the biggest attack in American history

Battle of Argonne Forest 

400

Did the United States sign the Treaty of Versailles in 1920? 

no 

400

When neither side can make progress in a war, they have reached a ______________. 

stalemate 

500

a group created, as a result of Wilson's Fourteen Points, to preserve peace and prevent future wars 

League of Nations 

500

Who wrote (and sent) a secret telegram stating that Germany would enter an alliance with Mexico against the U.S. if the U.S. entered the war? The telegram was intercepted by British agents. 

Arthur Zimmerman 

500

Which battle was the first battle of WWI, which started the beginning of trench warfare? 

First Battle of the Marne 

500

The Allies used these, or navy ships that sailed side-by-side with merchant ships to protect them 

convoys 

500

What caused the U.S. to enter WWI? 

American deaths as a result of Germany's torpedo attack on the British ship, the Lusitania, which caused the ship to sink.