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When was the Great War Fought
1914-1918
What were the Unintended consequences of WW1
Bolshveist Revolution
Cold War
Fascism
Nationalism
What were the FOUR reasons for WW1
Militarism
Alliances
Imperialism
Nationalsim
Who was the most powerful industrial nation at the beginning of the 21st century?
The U.S.
What accounted for more than a third of all U.S. exports?
Wheat and Cotton
In 1914 Woodrow Wilson declared ____________.
A Policy of Strict Neutrality
What was the Schleffen Plan?
A German war plan that called for an attack, passing through Belgium to capture France.
When was the war declared?
4 August 1914
Why did the U.S. get involved in WW1?
unrestricted submarine warfare
German Barbarism
German dictatorship
U.S. Business interest
The Zimmerman Note
What was the Zimmerman Note?
Germany asking Mexico to enter the war against the U.s.
When did the U.S. enter the war?
April 1917
Who commanded the American expeditionary Force?
General John j. Pershing
What was a significant element of WW1?
Trench Warfare
What diseases were soldiers likely to get while fighting in trenches?
Trench foot and trench Mouth
When was poison Gas first used?
Against the French at the Battle of Ypres in April of 1915
How did soldiers protect themselves against chlorine gas?
Soaked handkerchiefs in urine and covered their face with it
During the battle of Somme 57,470 British and Canadian troops died the first day due to ________________.
Their inability to adjust doctrine to modern technology.
During what battle were drainage ditches destroyed, causing the area to flood, sinking troops and tanks?
The Battle of Passchendaele
When did Max Von Baden ask Woodrow Wilson for a cease fire?
4 October 1918
When did WW1 officially end?
11 November 1918
What were the FIVE treaty's named at the end of WW1
Versailles, Sr. Germain, Trianon, Neuilly, Serves
What were the TWO popular air planes for allied forced during WW1?
Fairman MF II and the Fairman MF 7
When and what was the first Allied plane to shoot down and enemy air craft?
Voisin III, 5 October 1914
Who developed the first zepplin?
Ferdinand Zepplin
When did the first Zepplin Fly?
2 July 1900
What was the most devistating weapon used by the infantry during WW1?
The Machine Gun
What Mobile Howitzer could fire a 2,200lb shell over 9 miles?
Big Bertha
Who invented the worlds first automatic machine gun?
Hiram Maxim
What was the most popular rifle of the U.S. Army during WW1?
M1903
When did WW2 Begin?
1939
What countries made up the axis of power?
Germany, Italy, and Japan
When did Emil hacha sign over control of Czechoslovakia to Germany?
15 march 1939
When did Great Britian and France declar war on Germany?
3 September 1939
during What operation was all heavy equipment abandoned and left in France?
Operation Dynamo
What was operation SeaLion?
An amphibious and air plan designed to destroy British industry. It was never carried out due to the loss of the Battle of Britain.
What Lead to Pattons victory at the second battle of Kasserine pass?
He read his opponents book on tank warfare.
What was Roosevelt most remarkable and vital achievement in the formation of the anti Hitler Alliance?
The Lend Lease Act
When did Hitler sign and non agression act with the USSR?
1939
How many men were in the "Red Army" of the USSR?
2,000,000
What is one of the largest tank engagements in world history?
The Battle of Kursk
When was D-Day?
6 June 1944
What is the Nickname for the Douglas C47 Dakota?
The Gooney Bird
When was Paris Liberated?
25 August 1944
What was the importance of the battle of Bastogne?
It was a hub for 7 major roads and a railroad
Allied Forces bombed the city of Dresden in waves. It resulted in __________.
A firestorm that consumed 11 square miles.
What caused the Japanese to attack the U.S.
U.S. sanctions on Japan after their invasion of Indo-China
When did the Japanese attack pearl harbor?
7 December 1941
What was the first setback to the Japanese forces in the pacific?
The Coral Sea
Wat was the turning point in the Pacific?
The Battle of Midway
When and where was the first atomic bomb dropped?
Hiroshima 6 August 1945
When did Japan surrender?
14 August 1945
What lead to an revolution in military affairs and changed not only the structure of war, but also that of the entire world?
The Atomic Bomb
What was the Primary infantry weapon of WW2
M1 Grand
What replace the 38. Cal handgun?
The M1911 Colt