World War 1

Which empire broke apart during or as a result of WW I?

What was the area in between trenches called during WW1?

What is the political cartoon above saying about WW 1?

The "Triple Entente" and the "Central Powers" are examples of which of the four main causes of WW1?

Why was World War 1 called the "Great War" at the time it was happening?

"On the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month..." of 1918, what happened?

What was the "spark" or short-term cause of WW 1?

When applied to WW1 the term "stalemate" refers to?

Which treaty ended WW 1?

What was the purpose of the images and video you see?

Which holiday did we just celebrate that was started as a result of WWI?

WW 1 was called the first modern war because...

Which of the following were major reasons the U.S. entered WW 1?

Did the Treaty of Versailles work? Did it cause long-term peace?

What were the four main causes of WWI?

In the political cartoon above, what point do you think the author is trying to make?

On which holiday in 1914 did soldiers on both sides call a temporary truce and become friends?

Which country was blamed for the war and had to pay billions of dollars in reparations?

Which country was a member of the Central Powers and switched to become part of the Allies?

What was the name of a main style of warfare during World War 1?

What would soldiers place in front of trenches to protect from enemy attack?