Vocabulary
WWI Vocab/Random
WWI Trivia
WWI Facts 1
WWI Facts 2
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An agreement nations make to support and defend each other 

Alliance 

100

A type of land warfare where each side digs long lines of trenches for protection 

Trench Warfare 

100

A Treaty signed in 1919 that officially ended WWI

Treaty of Versailles 

100

What was the name of the heir to the throne for Austrian-Hungary

Archduke Franz Ferdinand 

100

a telegram from Germany to Mexico trying to convince Mexico to help fight WWI with Germany in return for fighting US for land. 

Zimmerman Telegram
200

German submarines 

U-boat

200

An agreement to stop fighting 

Armistice 

200

War from 1914-1918 between the Central and Allied Powers 

WWI

200

Britain and France wanted Germany to "pay'

Reparations

200

He was the president of U.S. during WWI, created his 14 Points for peace. 

Woodrow Wilson

300

the desire to stay out of world events

Isolationism 

300

the building of a strong military to frighten or defeat other countries 

militarism 

300

an act passed in the US that required any men ages 21-30 to sign the draft for war 

Selective Service Act 

300

MAIN causes of WWI 

-Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination (The spark)

-Militarism (building strong armies)

-Alliances (promising to support other countires during war)

- Imperialism (bigger countries taking over smaller countries for land and resources)

- Nationalism (countries wanting more land and power than others) 


300

The U.S. enters WWI

Sinking of Lusitania 

400

The belief that your country deserves more success than others 

Nationalism 

400

Central Powers

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, Ottoman Empire

400

Why is the day November 11th important in WWI history?

Armistice Day 

400

What were some of the new technologies used in WWI?

airplanes, tanks, submarines, ships, machine guns, torpedo's, chemical weapons like poison gas, gas masks, trenches

400

-this was used during WWI often not just in America but in Europe as well. They were used in order to encourage people to believe or do something. 

Propaganda 

500

The government set limits on the amount of good civilians could have per household 

Rations 

500

Allied Powers 

Russia, France, Britain, U.S., Serbia, Belgium

500

International organization formed after WWI to prevent wars 

League of Nations 

500

Things people back at home in U.S. were doing while Men were fighting in WWI.

-Singing patriotic songs

-Donating to the red cross 

-Women were working in factories creating weapons

-Black Men were taking over white men businesses to keep them going

- Saving perishable items or rationing foods so we had enough to send over to men fighting in war. 

- Men were enlisting in the war 

- Women were taking care of children 

-Women were becoming nurses 

-Planting Victory gardens

-Paying Liberty (War) Bonds


500

Name of the American Soldier in WWI that was known for their leadership, weapon skills, and war tactics? He won the Medal of Honor

Alvin C. York