World War 1

The most important means of mass communicating propaganda during the war...

What ultimately convinced the United States to enter the war on the side of the Allies?

What was NOT a punishment on Germany from the treaty of Versailles?

This deadly weapon may have been the cause of more psychological damage than physical damage during WW1.

What is it called when two armies fight each other without taking major gains on either side?

Turning point of the war: ____________ joins the war.

What was the biggest expression of national glory & symbol of power in Europe?

The belief that the Slavic peoples of Eastern Europe should collectively form a "greater Serbian" nation

Germany’s Schlieffen Plan was designed to avoid what?

What was the most significant peace treaty signed at the end of the war?

What was the spark that lit the “powder keg” in June of 1914?

What is the practice of extending a country's influence & power in an area of the world by force?

What happened at 11:00am on 11/11/1918?

Turning point of the war: ____________ surrenders.

What was the primary defensive strategy used on the Western Front?

Right after the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand, how did Austria-Hungary respond?

The Paris Peace Conference excluded the countries from which alliance?

This heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary was assassinated by a Serbian radical nationalist...

The region of Southeastern Europe that was a melting pot of ethnicity and had land claimed by 3 empires...

Information that was used to promote the war to the public.

How would the Zimmerman Letter have tried to convince Mexico to join an Alliance with Germany?

What is the PRIMARY motive for Imperialism?

The dangerous area between the two enemy lines.

An attitude of intense patriotism that emphasizes a shared cultural identity and pride in one's country

What was NOT a punishment on Germany from the Treaty of Versailles?

Which country was NOT a part of the Allied Powers?

Why did the Germans write the Zimmerman Letter?

An attitude that emphasizes the importance of a strong national defense & the use of force to achieve political goals

Which empire was the largest, richest, and most dominant imperial power leading up to 1914?

A union or association formed between countries for mutual benefit is called a(n) ________________________.

Warfare that organizes all the resources of society to fight the war?

Which country was NOT a part of the Central Powers?

Leading up to 1914, European countries intensely competed for land in what became known as the "Scramble for ____"

The Treaty of Versailles blamed and punished _____________ for the war.

Which Empire was the most ethnically & culturally diverse and therefore NOT unified?