What were airplanes first used for in the World War 1?

They were first used for scouting

Promising to help defend another country.

Taking other’s lands and building your empire

Modern weapons used in World War 1 are an example of how

The making of new weapons and the cause more deaths

Smelly, dirty and often infested with lice and rats

Being proud of your country & being willing to fight for it

What were the four MAIN causes of World War 1?

Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism

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1
What were airplanes first used for in the World War 1?
They had planes in World War1?!
They were first used for scouting
They were always used for weapons.
Flying around and having fun
2
In what month and year, did the United States officially enter World War 1?
January 1919
April 1917
January 1917
May 1917
3
There were two Alliances in WWI. Which side was Germany and Austria-Hungary on?
neither, they were neutral
The Central Powers
The Power Ranagers
The Allies
4
1. What does Militarism mean?
Building your military or army
Being proud of your country & willing to fight for it
Promising to help defend another country
Taking other’s lands and building your empire
5
According to the map above, who owned the most territories (land) in Africa?
Spain
Germany
Britain
France
6
What is an Alliance?
Building your military or army
Being proud of your country & being willing to fight for it
Taking other’s lands and building your empire
Promising to help defend another country.
7
Which of the following was NOT a cause for WW1?
Japanese Attack on the US Navy
Militarism between Britain and Germany
Formation of Alliances
Competition for land in Africa
8
What type of machine inspired tanks in World War 1?
Automobiles
iPhones
Typewriter
Tractors
9
What is Imperialism?
Being proud of your country & being willing to fight for it
Promising to help defend another country
Building your military or army
Taking other’s lands and building your empire
10
What was the space between the trenches called?
Dead End Zone
Every Man's Land
Dead Man’s Land
No Man’s Land
11
How fast did tanks go in World War 1?
35 mph
20 mph
4 mph
Trick question! Tanks were not used until WWII
12
What was the purpose of adding torpedoes to submarines?
To sink ships
To kill as many people as possible
To make torpedoes faster
What's a torpedoe?
13
One disease that soldiers often caught as a result of being in trench is called
Dirty Feet
Trench Foot
Big Foot
Smelly Feet
14
What is the name of the cruise ship that is sunk by a German U-boat in May of 1915?
The Titanic
The Dawn Treader
The Lusitania
USS Lexington
15
Modern weapons used in World War 1 are an example of how
technology can increase migration
technological change can cause cultures to change
The making of new weapons and the cause more deaths
human conflict can be solved by using non-violent methods
16
Trench warfare was a huge part of WW1. What is a trench?
A large body of water
A huge pile of dirt
A small body of water
A long narrow ditch
17
Trenches were...
Clean with plenty of space for soldiers to relax
A delightful place for soldiers to rest
Lit
Smelly, dirty and often infested with lice and rats
18
Which country was the first to use chemical warfare?
Germany
Italy
The UK (Great Britain)
Austria Hungary
19
What is Nationalism?
Taking other’s lands and building your empire
Promising to help defend another country
Building your military or army
Being proud of your country & being willing to fight for it
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What were the four MAIN causes of World War 1?
Militarism, Acceptance, Imperialism, Nationalism
Militarism, Alliances, Impressionism, Natatorium
Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism
Mercantilism, Alliances, Imperialism, Neutralism

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