World War I

What was the spark that led to WWI?

This was one of the 14 Points, and part of the Treaty of Versailles, to prevent alliances

What did the Zimmerman telegram reveal?

One of Wilson's 14 Points that addressed the Alliance system as a cause of war

This was one of the 14 Points, and part of the Treaty of Versailles, to prevent militarism

The Schlieffen Plan had Germany invading what country to get to France?

These countries made up the Central Powers

This caused a stalemate on the Western Front

France and England wanted to make Germany pay for war damages, also known as ...

This part of the Treaty of Versailles made Germany the most bitter

Leader of Britain who wanted Germany to pay to rebuild England

The Treaty of Versailles unfairly required this from Germany & led to anger and resentment

An agreement between countries to fight together in war - led to Europe being dragged into WWI

This is one of the 14 Points that addressed militarism as a cause of World War 1

Germany had to demilitarize this region after WWI

2 types of nationalism that existed in Europe in 1914

All countries in WWI used this to populate their armies

These were the members of the Triple Entente

He was blamed for battle losses after taking control of the army & was later forced to abdicate

After WWI, this country got land, and a route to the sea, from Germany

This is one of the 14 Points that addressed imperialism and nationalism as causes of war

This was Woodrow Wilson's plan for peace

This country's withdrawal from war allowed Germany to focus on fighting a one-front war against France

How did women contribute to the war effort in WWI?

This weapon caused blistering of the skin, internal bleeding, and vomiting

This weapon was used by Germany to keep supplies from reaching England

This condition resulted from standing in wet, muddy trenches for hours

Why did machine guns have a huge impact on the western front?

food rationing, price setting, and outlawing strikes during wartime are examples of

At the peace conference, this ally wanted to weaken Germany to prevent future attacks

Why didn't the US join the League of Nations?

A country's desire to take over and rule another country to increase its empire

Which country was the first to declare war & why did they do it?

Soldiers suffering from this experienced anxiety, nightmares, & a variety of physical symptoms

The international peace-keeping organization Woodrow Wilson formed but the US never joined

A glorification of the army & increasing its size to discourage attack from others