1. World War I Jeopardy
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2. 100 200 300 400 500 KEY TERMS KEY PEOPLE CAUSES MAIN IDEAS
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Double Jeopardy

3. KEY TERMS 100
This is the area between the opposing trenches, a bombed-out landscape where men met murderous rounds of machine-gun fire
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“No Man’s Land”
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4. This means to prepare military forces for war
KEY TERMS 200
This means to prepare military forces for war
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mobilize
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5. KEY TERMS 300
This is the spreading of one-sided ideas to promote a cause or damage an opposing cause
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Propaganda
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6. KEY TERMS 400
This is the channeling of a nation’s entire resources into a war effort
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total war
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7. This term means a friendly agreement
KEY TERMS 500
This term means a friendly agreement
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Entente cordiale
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8. President of the US who issued the Fourteen Points
KEY PEOPLE 100
President of the US who issued the Fourteen Points
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Woodrow Wilson
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9. He was assassinated in Sarajevo in 1914 Archduke Francis Ferdinand
KEY PEOPLE 200
He was assassinated in Sarajevo in 1914
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Archduke Francis Ferdinand
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10. German leader who supported Austria's war with Serbia.
KEY PEOPLE 300
German leader who supported Austria's war with Serbia.
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Kaiser Wilhelm II
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11. KEY PEOPLE 400
He was a member of the revolutionary group the Black Hand, assassinated an archduke.
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Gavrilo Princip
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12. KEY PEOPLE 500
She was a British nurse who wrote about the joy she saw when the American soldiers arrived.
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Vera Brittain
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13. CAUSES 100
The building up of one’s armed forces and glorification of the military
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Militarism
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14. Pan-Slavism (Nationalism)
CAUSES 200
Followers of this believed that all Slavic peoples shared a common nationality
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Pan-Slavism (Nationalism)
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15. These countries formed the Triple Entente.
CAUSES 300
These countries formed the Triple Entente.
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France, Britain, Russia
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16. Competition for Colonies (Imperialism)
CAUSES 400
This brought France and Germany twice to the brink of war in the early 1900's
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Competition for Colonies (Imperialism)
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17. 1. Austria-Hungary on Serbia
CAUSES 500
The countries of Europe (& the US) declared war on one another in this order.
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1. Austria-Hungary on Serbia
2. Germany on Russia
3. Germany on France
4. Britain on Germany
5. The US on Germany
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18. This is an agreement to end fighting
TREATIES 100
This is an agreement to end fighting
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Armistice
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19. These are payments for war damage
TREATIES 200
These are payments for war damage
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Reparations
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20. TREATIES 300
The establishment of this general association of nations to keep the peace in the future was Wilson's most important goal at the peace conference.
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The League of Nations
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21. TREATIES 400
This is the term for territories that were administered by western powers after WWI
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Mandates
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22. Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
TREATIES 500
This treaty was signed early in 1918 with Germany, ending Russian participation in World War I
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Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
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23. This was the method of fighting armies used on the western front
MORE PEOPLE & TERMS 100
This was the method of fighting armies used on the western front
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Trench Warfare
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24. MORE PEOPLE & TERMS 200
This was the practice that the Germans initiated with their U-boats.
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Unrestricted submarine warfare
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25. MORE PEOPLE & TERMS 300
He led a revolution in Russia in 1917 and promised to take Russia out of the war
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Vladimir Lenin
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26. He was the czar of Russia who was killed in the Bolshevik revolts
MORE PEOPLE & TERMS 400
He was the czar of Russia who was killed in the Bolshevik revolts
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Nicholas II
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27. MORE PEOPLE & TERMS 500
He was a British soldier who helped the Arabs fight against the Ottomans
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Lawrence of Arabia
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28. the automatic machine gun
MAIN IDEAS 100
This weapon contributed most to the stalemate on the western front during World War I.
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the automatic machine gun
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29. MAIN IDEAS 200
This country’s (late) involvement had the greatest impact on the outcome of World War I
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The United States
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30. MAIN IDEAS 300
Many colonies volunteered to help in the war because they wanted this in return
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Independence
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31. The Ottoman Empire joined and fought on the side of this alliance
MAIN IDEAS 400
The Ottoman Empire joined and fought on the side of this alliance
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The Central Powers
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32. to weaken Germany and make it pay for the war
MAIN IDEAS 500
This goal for postwar peace was shared by the British and French leaders.
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to weaken Germany and make it pay for the war
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