Nationalism, Imperialism, World War I

The Zimmermann Note/Telegram caused this American President to have Congress declare War & side with the Allies in WWI:

After the assassination of Franz Ferdinand, this nation worried that Austria-Hungary's territories would collapse.

Which French Battle Plan relied on nationalism to lead to victory- even though it was not at all effective.

Germany & Russia signed this Treaty where Russia lost huge amounts of territory after leaving the Allies:

Which type of weapon was responsible for mass casualties on the Western Front in WWI?

These 2 nations were upset after WWI, feeling as though they were not given as much land/colonies:

This term refers to a nation's entire resources being devoted to victory in a conflict:

This series of native & idealistic plans for establishing a new peace after WWI led to the League of Nations:

Which of the following were the main causes for the outbreak of World War I?

This document is technically a ceasfire, NOT a peace treaty:

Which German ruler prior to World War I expanded military power, imperial conquests & resisted reforms?

Kaiser Wilhelm allowed this treaty to lapse due to faith in personal relations with Russia & no need for alliances

What historical era led to an increase of Imperialism in Africa & Asia prior to World War I?

Which nation lost territory, colonies, reduced military & paid huge reparations to the Allies due to Article 231?

What policy did Germany use in sinking the Lusitania?

Which country was faced with a 2 front war between France & Russia during World War I?

1914-1918 refers to which era in world history?

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria & Ottoman Turkey formed which group at various times during WWI?

Which philosophy encouraged the construction/use of large armies & navies prior to World War I?

WWI was actually known for much of the fighting as being this type of conflict:

After the "Scramble for Africa" concluded before WWI, which 2 African nations were the only ones that were independent?

The Balkans were referred to by what name prior to World War I due to ethnic/nationalist tensions?

Russia & Germany were excluded from this meeting after WWI, which led to the Treaty of Versailles:

What term was used to describe the battlefields of World War I?

In Germany's Schlieffen Plan, which nation was intended to be invaded 2nd after France's defeat?

Propaganda used (particularly during total war) is intended to do which of the following?

The Treaty of Versailles' Article 231/war guilt clause was particularly punishing toward which Central Power?

Austria-Hungary ruling over several different ethnic groups contributed to which problem before World War I?

What nation was invaded by Germany in WWI as part of the Schlieffen Plan, causing Italy to switch sides?

Europeans establishing colonies, searching for resources and increased military most supported which philosophy?

This Belgian fortress city became infamous for being seen as "death trap" in WWI.

Nationalist movements by the Black Hand group in Serbia led to the death of which noble on June 28, 1914?

Which of the following military terms related to opposing trenches during WWI?

Who was the German leader created the Triple Alliance to isolate France & strengthen Germany?

These 2 Central Powers nations were seen as inevitably collapsing:

Which policy of European superiority was used to justify Imperialism in Africa & Asia prior to World War I?

Which nation played an essential role for the Allies by delaying German military advances with huge amounts of troops?

Britain, France, Russia, Italy & United States at various times formed which group in WWI?

This Battle Plan ultimately collapsed due to not following specific timetables:

What is the best way to describe a military trench?