world history- WW1 test

(definition) M-

(M.A.I.N acronym)

Millitary

Example of M

M.A.I.N (acronym)

New military technologies

A (definition)-

M.A.I.N (acronym)

Alliance

Example of A-

M.A.I.N (acronym)

Countries agreements to aide to each other if attacked

i definition

M.A.I.N (acronym)

Imperialism

Example of i

M.A.I.N (acronym)

many Small wars over territory

(definition) N

M.A.I.N (acronym)

Nationalism

Example of N

M.A.I.N (acronym)

French-German border conflicts

what are the 4 main causes of the WW1

(MAIN)

Millitary

Alliance

Imperialism

Nationalism

(Name of the event)

A passenger ship was attacked by a German submarine, killing American civilians on board.

Sinking of the Lusitania

(Name of the event)

Germany secretly offered Mexico help to take back its lost terrify if Mexico joined the war against the U.S

Zimmerman Telegraph

(Name of the event)

Germany said it would attack any ship near Briain without warning

Unrestricted warfare

Name 3 reasons life in the trenches was difficult/deadly

Lice- soldiers got lice so it was itchy

Trench foot- soldiers boots would get muddy, wet, and they would get infections

Food- the rations or the type of food was not was that nutritious, making it difficult since most soldiers were under- nourished

List 3 new weapons or technologies used in WW1

Tanks

zeppelins

poison gas

Write one thing you remember about this battle (the Marne)

It was fought on the western front on Sept 1914

Write one thing you remember about the Verdun battle

Very deadly and Fought on the Western front through 1916

Write one thing you remember the battle of Somme

Fought on the western front, with over 1 million casualties

What was the goal of propaganda posters during WW1

to Influence how people think about certain groups, people, countries, or ideas

what was the great migration and what happened?

Who was president during WW1?

Woodrow Wilson

Allance (definition in your own words)

2 parties or countries that join forces together to benefit