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5. At War News & Events Disastrous Treaty 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points The Homefront The Causes

6. Agreements between nations that made WWI bigger by forcing more countries to get involved.

7. What are alliances?

8. Intense pride in one’s country: “we’re better than you are!”

9. What is nationalism?

10. The goal of the Black Hand terrorist group that caused them to commit murder.

11. What is an independent nation for Slavic people?

12. The cause of WWI that involved competition for colonies bringing countries into conflict.

13. What is Imperialism?

14. Countries building up their armies and weapons stockpiles…making others nervous!

15. What is militarism?

16. Plan of battle based on assumptions that involved invading neutral Belgium.

17. What is the Schlieffen Plan?

18. Probably the most frightening weapon, it could cause burns, blindness, and suffocation.

19. What is poison gas?

20. The weapon that is in large part responsible for making WWI a trench war.

21. What is the machine gun?

22. Using this “secret weapon” to blockade and destroy enemy ships

23. What is the Uboat?

24. When going “over the top,” a soldier had to cross this in order to advance to enemy lines.

25. What is “no man’s land”?

26. Every aspect of society is geared toward the war effort; everything is a target.

27. What is Total War?

28. War strategy that involves wearing your enemy down: killing more of them than they kill of you.

29. What is a War of Attrition?

30. Nursing, weapons manufacturing, even some combat!

31. What are the roles women took on during WWI?

32. Group/movement who attempted to shame men into enlisting by branding them as cowards.

33. What is the White Feather Society?

34. Mandatory military service.

35. What is conscription?

36. The “Spark” that ignited WWI.

37. What is the assassination of Franz Ferdinand?

38. Austria-Hungary’s unacceptable demand that Serbia allow them to investigate the assassination.

39. What was the Ultimatum?

40. This battle started Russia on a path out of the war

41. What is Tannenberg?

42. President Wilson’s peace plan that attempted to correct the problems that had caused WWI.

43. What were the 14 Points?

44. Limiting quantities of food and other materials in order to supply the war effort.

45. What is rationing?

46. Damaged Germany’s pride and economy by forcing this upo them at the end of the war.

47. What was the Treaty of Versailles.

48. Huge payments Germany was required to make to cover the cost of war damages.

49. What are reparations?

50. Before the Treaty Germany agreed to end firing with France also known as this.

51. What is an Armistice?

52. What Britain and France wanted most from the WWI peace settlement.

53. What is revenge?

54. To address the issue of Germany’s militarism, the treaty required them to do this.

55. What is limit the size of their military and the amount of their weapons?

56. Make your wager

57. This was the difference between the east and west fronts.

58. What is Mobility vs stalemate?