Causes of WWI
WWI Events
WWI Information
WWI Trenches
WWI Extra
WWI Extra Extra
Historical Skills
100

An extreme pride or love for your country.

What is Nationalism

100
The name of the British ocean liner that sank that had over 100 Americans onboard.

What is the sinking of the Lusitania. 

100

Which countries were a part of the Triple Alliance?

Germany, Austria-Hungry, & Italy 

100

Where was trench warfare? 

Along the western front. France. There were some trenches along the eastern front, and in other places, but they were primarily used along the western front.   

100

The name of the American president during WWI.

Who was Woodrow Wilson

100

What marked the formal end to the war in 1919?

Treaty of Versailles 

100

This historical skill asks questions such as: Who is the author? When was it written? What type of document is it?

Sourcing

200

The building up of a strong military to be used for intimidation.

What is militarism.

200

The operational plan created by Germany on how they would invade France through neutral Belgium while Russia mobilized?

What is the Schlieffen Plan?

200

What countries were part of the Triple Entente? 

Great Britain, France, and Russia

200

What were living conditions like in the trenches? 

Bad weather, bad food, rats, fear, boredom, disease, horrible sleeping conditions, trench foot, etc. 

200

What did women do during WWI?

Served as nurses and doctors, and filled manufacturing jobs on the Homefront. 

200

When was the agreement to stop fighting, and what was this called?

11/11/1918

The Armistice 

200

This historical skill suggests to take a good look at the document in question.

Close-Reading

300

A system in which smaller countries "team" up with larger countries for protection.

What is an alliance.

300

The country in which Archduke Francis Ferdinand was from.

What is Austria-Hungary. 

300

What are the Central Powers.

Austria-Hungary, The Ottoman Empire, Bulgaria, and Germany.

300

(Blank) is the area of land in between the two trenches.

Soldiers would often hunt (blank) and they would make a game out of it. 

No Man's Land 

Rats 

300

What was WWI called?

What is The Great War or the War to End all Wars?

300

What did article 231 of the Treaty of Versailles do?

Placed full blame of the war on to Germany.

Germany had to pay reparations, give up land, and reduce military

300

This historical skill is all about the information you must know before understanding the document?

Context 

400

When a larger country takes over a smaller country by force.

What is imperialism. 

400

This was a major campaign in which the allies struggled to dispose of their dead comrades.    

What is the Gallipoli campaign?

400

What are the Allied Powers or Allies.

Great Britain, France, Russia, and America

400

Trench warfare was characterized by (blank)

A (blank) is (....)

Stalemates

400

The first and last major battles of the War. 

Battle of the Marne 

400

What were Wilson's 14 points?

What did point 14 state? 

A plan for the postwar world

"A general association of the Nations." League of Nations 


400

This historical skill is all about verifying a source across multiple accounts.  

Corroboration

500

The event that sparked WWI.

What is assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand.

500

What was the name of the event when Germany tried to form an alliance with Mexico?

What is the Zimmerman Telegram?

500

_____ was the largest power in terms of the number of solders. 

What is Russia? 

500

Explain what soldiers would do in the trenches when they were not fighting, or working.  

Play games, tell jokes, have talent shows, play cards, gamble, etc. 

500

When citizens devote all time, effort, and resources to the war.  

Total War

500

Why did the U.S. not accept the League of Nations?

A group of senators disagreed with the idea. They believed that it would entangle the U.S. in the affairs of others. 

500

Name the three levels of analyzing a political cartoon, and explain what you do at each step.

Literal, Figurative, and Representative 

600

These two events propelled America into WWI

What is the sinking of the Lusitania, and the Zimmermann Telegram? 

600

What was the meeting called when the allies met to discuss terms for the war in January of 1919?

Paris Peace Conference 


600

The name of the organization that assassinated the Archduke Francis Ferdinand. 

The Black Hand

600

Technological advancements were often seen in the trenches. List 3 of these technological advancements, and how they were used in the trenches of WWI.  

Tanks, gas, gas masks, stokes mortar, machine guns, flamethrowers, etc. 

600

What are the names of the Prime Minister of Great Britain, French Premier, and Italian Prime Minister?   

David Lloyd George

Georges Clemenceau 

Vittorio Orlando 

600

Why did Russia stop fighting in WWI, and what was the formal end to their fighting marked by?

Internal and external factors. Lack of supplies, no food, Communist Revolution, etc.

Treaty Brest-Litovsk  

600

Historians use (blank) to form (blank).

Historians do not use the word (blank), they use the word (blank) because nothing is ever truly objective.

(Not on test, don't freak out) 

Sources

Interpretations

Bias 

Perspective