World War I

27
Unit 8 Review World War I

description

World War I. Unit 8 Review.  Along the western front the war had stalemated because both sides built elaborate _______and fought back and forth over _____ _______ _________. trenches. Answer. Clue. Ditches & empty. Answer. No man’s land. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Transcript of World War I

Page 1: World War I

Unit 8 ReviewWorld War I

Page 2: World War I

 Along the western front the war had stalemated because both sides built elaborate _______and fought back and forth over _____ _______ _________

Ditches & empty No man’s

land

ClueAnswer

trenchesAnswer

Page 3: World War I

During World War I, the Ottoman Empire deported 2 million _________ from their empire causing over 600,000 to starve to death. What ethnic group was the victim of this genocide?

Not Legenians

Armenians

Clue Answer

Page 4: World War I

Gavrilo Princip and the Black Hand were Nationalists from what country?

Bosnia SerbiaClue Answer

Page 5: World War I

In 1918, World War I ended when an ____________________ was signed. This meant Both sides agreed to stop __________.

not legistice

Armistice

ClueAnswer

FightingAnswer

Page 6: World War I

More people died of _______________ _________________ during World War I than died in battle

Not Mexican

OutfluenzaSpanish

Influenza

Clue Answer

Page 7: World War I

Ruler of Germany who will be blamed for starting the war when he invaded Russia

Willy 2 Wilhelm II

Clue Answer

Page 8: World War I

the Balkans is considered the “_______ ________” of Europe because __________ groups in the region sought independence from Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire.

Exploding Crate Nationalist

ClueAnswer

Powder KegAnswer

Page 9: World War I

The causes of World War I were

Alliances Nationalism

Answers

Militarism Imperialism

Page 10: World War I

Who were the members of the Allied Powers?

France United States

Answers

Great Britain Russia

Page 11: World War I

the members of the Big Four were

Woodrow Wilson

Vittorio Orlando

Answers

David Lloyd

George

Georges Clemencea

u

Page 12: World War I

Who were the members of the Central Powers?

Bulgaria Ottoman Empire

Answers

Germany Austria-Hungary

Page 13: World War I

the German plan to end the war quickly was called

Sch _ _ _ _fen

The Schlieffen

Plan

Clue Answer

Page 14: World War I

The longest battle fought during World War I was…

Not Verstart

Battle of Verdun

Clue Answer

Page 15: World War I

Exaggerations Propaganda

Clue Answer

The political cartoon above is an example of…

Caption: “Babes on Bayonets,”

Page 16: World War I

the spark that set off the events that led to World War I was

Shot to death

assassination of

Archduke Franz

Ferdinand

Clue

Answer

Page 17: World War I

The Treaty that ended World War I was

Louis’ palace

Treaty of

Versailles

Clue

Answer

Page 18: World War I

there were so many casualties in World War I because Commanders in the field used outmoded __________ against modern _____________.

Plans, guns weapons

Clue Answer

strategiesAnswer

Page 19: World War I

What country was the first to use poisonous gas during World War I?

Bismarck’s Nation

Germany

Clue Answer

Page 20: World War I

What is the policy of glorifying power and keepings an army prepared for war?

armyism Militarism

Clue Answer

Page 21: World War I

The main cause of the rivalry between Great Britain and Germany before World War I was that both wanted to be the # 1 _______ __________in the world.

Lots of Ships Sea power

Clue Answer

Page 22: World War I

What was the nickname of the Soldiers of each of these countries

AnswersGermany Great

Britain

United States Australia

Huns Tommies

Doughboys Diggers

Page 23: World War I

When the men in the trenches went “over the top” the greatest and most frequent danger they faced was from ___________ __________

Rat-a-tat-tat

Machine Guns

Clue Answer

Page 24: World War I

Which nation dropped out of World War I in March of 1918 after a revolution brought the Communists to power?

Lenin was responsible Russia

Clue Answer

Page 25: World War I

Which nation entered World War I in April of 1917 after Germany refused to stop unrestricted submarine warfare?

Uncle Sam United States

Clue Answer

Page 26: World War I

World War I was called a “family feud” because the __________ __________of Europe were all related.

Victoria’s Grandchildre

nRoyal

Families

Clue Answer

Page 27: World War I

Essay Question: You are a German or British soldier serving on the Western Front. Write 3 letters home to your parents or wife. Each letter should be one page long and should describe one of the following:1st letter: daily life in the trenches2nd letter: a famous battle3rd letter: Your experience with one new weapon of war----airplane, tank, machine gun, poisonous gas, etc.