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World War I

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When did the fighting in World War I stop?1918
What country sent the Zimmerman telegram?Germany
What country owned the Lusitania?Great Britain
What was the name of the peace treaty that ended World War I?Treaty of Versailles
Which 4 countries met to create the treaty that ended WWI?Great Britain, France, United States, and Italy
What country was the Zimmerman telegram sent to?Mexico
Who is responsible for what happened to the Lusitania?Germany
When did the United States enter WWI?1917
When did World War I begin?1914
Which alliance did the United States join?Allied Powers
Which country intercepted the Zimmerman telegram?Great Britain
Which alliance won WWI?Allied Powers
The assassination of this person started WWI.Franz Ferdinand
Who assassinated the archduke of Austria-Hungary?Gavrilo Princip
What did the Zimmerman telegram ask Mexico to do?attack the U.S.
Whose idea was the League of Nations?Woodrow Wilson
Which country was forced to pay for damages caused by the war?Germany
What do you call an agreement to stop fighting?armistice
a fascination with the glory of war and the militarymilitarism
a system of limiting the amounts of food and materials in userationing
a feeling of intense loyalty to one's own country based on shared culturenationalism
what are U-boats?submarines
What do people in the U.S. call conscription?the draft
The heir to the throne of ___ was assassinated on June28, 1914, causing WWI to beginAustria-Hungary
Which alliance was Serbia a part of?Allied Powers
What were the two alliances in WWI?Allied Powers and Central Powers
an agreement between two countries to help each other in case of waralliance
when a powerful nation controls a weaker nationimperialism
a country that does not choose a sideneutral
Where the assassination on June 28, 1914 took placeSarajevo, Bosnia
What type of warfare was used in WWI?trench warfare
The location where the fighting occurs is called the __front


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