World War 1 review

This WW1 technology was used for chemical warfare in the trenches:

The Archduke of Austria-Hungary was?

Of the four M.A.I.N. reasons for WW1, which one means "building a large army, navy, etc."

What US holiday is still celebrated on Nov. 11th to this day?

The United States belonged to which "team" during the start of WW1?

Of the four M.A.I.N. reasons for WW1, which means "secret friends/support from other countries"

This country got out of the war after they overthrew their government:

This WW1 technology was used to help troops advance and destroy the enemy in the trenches:

The Treaty of Versailles especially punished which country?

Whose sub sank the British ship "Lusitania" killing over 1,000 civilians (around 100 American)?

WW1 is credited with approximately how many deaths?

Why didn't the USA want to join WW1?

This WW1 technology was used to attack the enemy from above:

This WW1 technology allowed for shots to be fired much more quickly:

England belonged to which "team" during the start of WW1?

What punishment did the Treaty of Versailles give Germany?

France belonged to which "team" during the start of WW1?

Of the four M.A.I.N. reasons for WW1, which one means "I love my country and I hate yours"

Which of these things made trench warfare even more unpleasant?

On what continent was WW1 mainly fought?

Franz Ferdinand was shot & killed in ______ the homeland of his assassin Gavrilo Princip

This country had a large impact on the war once they joined on the Allies side late in the war

Of the four M.A.I.N. reasons for WW1, which one means "competing for land to take over"

This WW1 technology was used to attack the enemy from below the water:

Russia belonged to which "team" during the start of WW1?

The cease fire was signed to stop the war on...

Austria-Hungary belonged to which "team" during the start of WW1?

During what years was WW1 fought?

Germany asked which country to go to war against the USA (to keep them out of WW1)?