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miliitarism

glorifying war and preparing for it

triple alliance

military agreement between Germany Austria-Hungary and Italy

Kaiser Wilhelm ll

Emperor of Germany

triple entente

Military agreement among Britain France and Russia

What was the immediate cause of WWI?

assassination of Archduke Ferdinand

What were the long-term causes of WWI?

Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism

U.S. President during WWI

Woodrow Wilson

British Prime Minister during WWI

David Lloyd George

True or False: The United States joined WWI in 1914.

False

What country switched from Central Powers to Allies after declaring war on Austria-Hungary?

Italy

What country was forced to drop out of WWI because of the revolution in their country?

Russia

What terrorist group did Serbian assassin Gavrilo Princip belong to?

Black Hand

True or False: The deadliest area of WWI was the Western Front because of trench warfare.

True

The area between the trenches was called?

no man’s land

What are some new weapons used in WWI?

tanks, poison gas, submarines, machine guns, fighter planes

What ship did German U-boats sink that killed 128 Americans?

Lusitania

When did WWI officially end with an armistice?

November 18, 1918

True or False: The United States supported the Treaty of Versailles and joined the League of Nations.

False

True or False: Women took the place of men in factories, offices, shops, and on farms when the men went to war.

true

The “Big Four” at the Paris Peace Conference were:

Woodrow Wilson (U.S.), Georges Clemenceau (France), David Lloyd George (Britain), Vittorio Orlando (Italy)

What did Article 231 of the Treaty of Versailles do?

war-guilt clause; forced Germany to accept responsibility for starting WWI

True or False: Germany and the defeated countries were allowed to attend the Paris Peace Conference.

False

How did the Treaty of Versailles punish Germany?

reduced military, cut air force and subs, prohibited them from making or importing weapons, forced to give up territory, accept responsibility for starting WWI, forced to pay reparations