WW1 Question Preview (ID: 58399)

a) A formal agreement or treaty between two or more nations to cooperate for specific purposes

b) Heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary; his assassination was the spark that began World War 1 in Europe.

c) A world organization formed in 1920 to promote international cooperation and peace;first proposed by President Woodrow Wilson

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

a) The U.S. joined France, Great Britain, and Russia(in 1917) during World War 1 to make up the Allied Powers.

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

c) Germany, Austria-Hungary, Turkey, and Bulgaria made up the Central Powers during World War 1.

d) Took over factory and farm jobs. They were ambulance drivers, nurses, clerks, and telegraph operators.

a) Symbol used to encourage people to join the US army

b) Heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary; his assassination was the spark that began World War 1 in Europe.

c) Telegram intercepted that suggested an alliance between Germany and Mexico.

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

a) The U.S. joined France, Great Britain, and Russia(in 1917) during World War 1 to make up the Allied Powers. Archduke Franz Fe

b) Germany, Austria-Hungary, Turkey, and Bulgaria made up the Central Powers during World War 1.

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

d) Telegram intercepted that suggested an alliance between Germany and Mexico.

a) A world organization formed in 1920 to promote international cooperation and peace;first proposed by President Woodrow Wilson

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

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

d) Telegram intercepted that suggested an alliance between Germany and Mexico.

a) Lusitania

b) Victory Gardens

c) U-boat

d) Alliance

a) Neutrality

b) Luisitania

c) U-Boat

d) Imperialism

a) Trench Warfare

b) Ditch Warfare

c) Not going anywhere Warfare

d) Modern Warfare

a) Nationalism

b) Isolationism

c) Imperialism

d) Constitutionalism

a) Theodore Roosevelt

b) Franz Ferdinand

c) Gavip Princep

d) Woodrow Wilson

a) New Technology for World War 1

b) Old Technology for World War 1

c) Never used in World War 1

d) Dazzle Camoflauge

a) Crittendon Note

b) Carpenter Note

c) Zimmerman Note

d) Listerman Note

a) No-Person Land

b) No-Mans Land

c) No-Horses Land

d) No-Womans Land

a) November 11, 1918

b) November 10, 1918

c) November 12, 1918

d) November 13, 1918

a) Eastern Front

b) Western Front

c) Northern Front

d) Southern Front

a) Eastern Front

b) Western Front

c) Northern Front

d) Southern Front

a) World War 1

b) World War 2

c) Revolutionary War

d) Spanish American War

a) U-Boat

b) W-Boat

c) Y-Boat

d) X-Boat

a) Legistice

b) Armistice

c) Handistice

d) Haltistice

a) Reparations

b) Preperations

c) Seperations

d) Lacerations