WORLD WAR I - PART 1

What was the spark that ignited World War I?

Which government agency told factories what to produce?

Which of the following could be considered a crime during World War I?

What heavily armored vehicle was nicknamed the "Iron Horse"?

Which country switched sides and joined the Allied Powers in 1915?

The Provisional government wanted to establish __________ in Russia.

Which Allied Power dropped out of World War I in 1917?

Which of the following animals was often found in the trenches?

Which of the following reduced public demand for food so that the soldiers could be fed?

What was the name of the leader of the 2nd Russian Revolution?

Which country most impacted the failure of the Schlieffan Plan?

What did Germany use to fight the British blockade and ultimately led the U.S. to enter WWI?

______________ is the belief that a specific culture of nation is superior to all others.

Which of the following was NOT a member of the Allied Powers?

_____________ is exemplified by many European countries competing for colonies.

What type of government was introduced in Russia in the 2nd Russian Revolution?

__________ is the increasing in size and power of a country's armed forces.

What did Americans purchase to help the US government pay for the war?

Which Alliance did the U. S, enter in World War I?

Which Act created a draft in the US to assist with raising an army?

What weapon,used just beneath the ground surface, made "No Man's Land" especially dangerous?

What type of warfare/weapon caused skin burns, blindness, and suffocation?

Which of the following countries was NOT a member of the Central Powers?

Which of the following was NOT another name for the 2nd Russian Revolution?

What method/weapon of warfare allowed for better surveillance of troop movement?

Which of the following led a smaller event involving many nations in World War I?

Which country mobilized more quickly than Germany expected?

The Russian people overthrew ________ because of their hunger, poverty, and losses in WWI.