Main Causes
The 3 main Allied Powers
Great Britain, France, Russia
What was the organization called that was created at the end of WWI that tried to maintain world peace?
League of Nations
True of False: trenches were typically dug in a long straight line
False
Which side won the Gallipoli Campaign?
What was the treaty that ended WWI called?
Treaty of Versailles
The 3 main Central Powers
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire
What was the goal of the Schlieffen Plan
Germany's plan to avoid a 2 front war
Condition that could result in a soldier losing their foot
Trench Foot
A battle that is fought on land and sea
Amphibious battle
What did France primarily want from the treaty?
Revenge
What does the acronym M.A.I.N stand for?
Militarism
Alliances
Imperialism
Nationalism
What was it called when countries would promote doing something to help fight the war?
Propaganda
Name for the area between the trenches
No Man's Land
What was the strategic military location the British were trying to gain control of at the Gallipoli Campaign
The Dardanelles
Which notable country was left out of the negotiations?
Germany (or Russia)
What group of people carried about the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
The Black Hand
What year did Germany finish paying off their WWI debt?
2010
What did the trenches quickly result in on the western front?
Stalemate
The ultimate goal of the British during the Gallipoli Campaign
Secure a trade/supply route to Russia
Who were the big 4 nations that met at the Paris Peace Conference?
United States, Great Britain, France, Italy
Who (person) killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
Gavrilo Princip
Why did the United States not want to join the League of Nations
The feared it would draw them into more foreign wars
What was the condition called that could result in soldiers having extreme mental breakdowns?
Shell Shock
The holiday that is celebrated in Australia and New Zealand honoring the soldiers who fought in the Gallipoli Campaign
ANZAC Day
What day did Germany declare an Armistice?
November 11th, 1918