WW1 Multiple Choice Test

Alliance

Allied Powers

Archduke Franz Ferdinand

Central Powers

League of Nations

Name of an ocean liner sunk by a German submarine in 1915 that helped lead to U.S. intervention in World War 1.

A state of being neutral, on neither side in a quarrel or fight, especially nonparticipation in war.

Ditches dug by soldiers for protection from enemy attacks.

A love of country and desire to have one's country free from control

President during WW1 who promised to keep the US out of war

Airplanes, submarines, machine guns, bombs, tanks, and mustard gas

Telegram intercepted that suggested an alliance between Germany and Mexico.

The land between trenches that neither side controlled.

WW1 Date of Surrender now remembered as Veteran's Day

Area of fighting: Central and Eastern Europe

Area of fighting: Belgium and France

First known as The Great War and The War to End all Wars

German submarine

An agreement to stop fighting. This does not officially end a war, but allows time to discuss a peace treaty.

Financial penalties that must be paid by a defeated nation to a victorious one.

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