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What is imperialism.
What is alliances.
What is Russia.
What is the central powers.
What is alliances.
What is machine guns.
What is the eastern front.
What is total war.
What is the Triple Entente.
What is militarism and imperialism.
What is Germany.
What is tanks.
What is mustard gas.
What is the allied powers.
What is Austria-Hungary.
What is Germany.
What is the Schlieffen Plan.
What is the western front.
What is Italy.
What is planes.
What is Austria-Hungary.
What is militarism.
What is the Triple Alliance.
What is nationalism.
What is the eastern front.
The belief that nations will benifit independantly rather than together.
They were developed to cope with the conditions on the Western Front.
They were not industrialized, so left the war early.
This country was the first to declare war.
Great Britain, France, Russia, and Japan formed it.
This country's heir to the throne was killed, starting WWI.
Germany's plan for attacking France first, then Russia.
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria formed it.
The alliance between Germany, Austia-Hungary, and Italy.
The first country to use chlorine gas.
Their goal was to capture Paris.
They were in the triple alliance, but later joined the allied powers by saying it was a defensive strategy.
The policy of a gloryfying military power and keeping an army prepared for war.
These two things are linked together because as a country gains colonies, its military grows to protect them.
When a country takes over countries, and makes them subject to their rule.
They needed 4-6 men to work them, and had to be on a flat surface.
The front between Germany and Russia.
The alliance between Britain, France, and Russia.
This front was more mobile.
An agreement made between two or more countries to give each other help when needed.
They were first used to deliver bombs and spy, but later were used to fight.
As a result, nearly all the nations of Europe were drawn into war.
The front between Germany and France.
It was the most deadly weapon used.
When countries devote all their resources to a war effort.
| Description | Match: |
The policy of a gloryfying military power and keeping an army prepared for war. | What is militarism. |
When a country takes over countries, and makes them subject to their rule. | What is imperialism. |
The belief that nations will benifit independantly rather than together. | What is nationalism. |
An agreement made between two or more countries to give each other help when needed. | What is alliances. |
These two things are linked together because as a country gains colonies, its military grows to protect them. | What is militarism and imperialism. |
The alliance between Germany, Austia-Hungary, and Italy. | What is the Triple Alliance. |
The alliance between Britain, France, and Russia. | What is the Triple Entente. |
This country's heir to the throne was killed, starting WWI. | What is Austria-Hungary. |
As a result, nearly all the nations of Europe were drawn into war. | What is alliances. |
This country was the first to declare war. | What is Austria-Hungary. |
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria formed it. | What is the central powers. |
Great Britain, France, Russia, and Japan formed it. | What is the allied powers. |
They were not industrialized, so left the war early. | What is Russia. |
When countries devote all their resources to a war effort. | What is total war. |
They were in the triple alliance, but later joined the allied powers by saying it was a defensive strategy. | What is Italy. |
They needed 4-6 men to work them, and had to be on a flat surface. | What is machine guns. |
It was the most deadly weapon used. | What is mustard gas. |
They were developed to cope with the conditions on the Western Front. | What is tanks. |
They were first used to deliver bombs and spy, but later were used to fight. | What is planes. |
The first country to use chlorine gas. | What is Germany. |
This front was more mobile. | What is the eastern front. |
The front between Germany and Russia. | What is the eastern front. |
The front between Germany and France. | What is the western front. |
Germany's plan for attacking France first, then Russia. | What is the Schlieffen Plan. |
Their goal was to capture Paris. | What is Germany. |
