| WWI: Important Terms | ||
| #1 | An agreement between two countries to defend one another | Alliance |
| #2 | A policy where a country refuses to become involved in other countries problems | Isolationism |
| #3 | A love of one's country and the desire for that country to be free of other countries control | Nationalism |
| #4 | The spreading of ideas or beliefs that help a particular cause and hurt an opposing cause | Propaganda |
| #5 | A world organization formed after WWI to prevent future wars | League of Nations |
| WWI: Important People | ||
| #1 | The President that lead the US into WWI | Woodrow Wilson |
| #2 | Leader of Austria-Hungary. Assassinated prior to the beginning of WWI. | Archduke Franz Ferdinand |
| #3 | The most famous airplane pilot in WWI | Red Baron |
| #4 | Assassinated the Archduke of Austria-Hungary. | Gavrilo Princip |
| #5 | Senator who led the opposition against Wilson's 14 Points | Henry Cabot Lodge |
| WWI: Important Places | ||
| #1 | This country's duke was shot and they blamed Serbia and declared war on them | Austria-Hungary |
| #2 | This small country believed Austria-Hungary had their land and turned to Russia for help | Serbia |
| #3 | These three countries formed the Triple Alliance | Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy |
| #4 | These three countries formed the Triple Entente | France, Britain, Russia |
| #5 | Country where Peace Conference of 1919 took place | France |
| WWI: Weapons | ||
| #1 | Lacrymator, asphyxiant, and blistering agent are all examples of this type of weapon first introduced in WWI | Poison Gas |
| #2 | A form of occupied fighting lines, consisting largely of trenches, in which troops are largely immune to the enemy's small arms fire and are substantially sheltered from artillery | Trench Warfare |
| #3 | These were first introduced during WWI. Although unreliable at first, a later model played a vital role during the allied advances of 1918, flattening barbed wire,crossing enemy trenches and acting as shields for the advancing troops. , | Tanks |
| #4 | They could fire over 600 bullets in one minute and they were so effective that they were considered as 'Weapons of Mass Destruction | Machine Guns |
| #5 | A type of naval warfare in which submarines sink merchantmen without warning | Unrestricted Submarine Warfare |
| WWI: The War to End All Wars | ||
| #1 | This country sent a telegram to Mexico asking them to attack the US | Germany |
| #2 | Building up the military forces to prepare for war--This was one cause of WWI | Militarism |
| #3 | Wilson's program for world peace | 14 Points |
| #4 | A strategy drawn up by Germany to avoid fighting on two fronts | Schlieffen Plan |
| #5 | This crisis occurred between 1904 and 1911 when Morocco had been given to France by Britain . However, the Moroccans wanted independence and were backed by Germany. | The Moroccan Crisis |
| Final Question | |
| What were Archduke Franz Ferdinand's last words? | 'Sophie, Sophie. Don't Die. Stay alive for the children.' |