Causes of WWI Review
Across
- 3. What European countries wanted more of; a way of practicing imperialism.
- 6. A term for when neither side of a conflict is making any progress.
- 11. Country that held the most colonies before World War I.
- 13. Title of the leader of Germany, Wilhelm II.
- 16. Name of the empire in modern day Turkey.
- 17. Age of the youngest person to fight in WWI; 6*2.
- 18. Agreement between nations to help each other if attacked.
- 20. Type of animal used in WWI for armed cavalry. (Google that word if you need to!)
- 21. Type of poison used in trench warfare; one of the three forms of water.
Down
- 1. Large buildup of a nation's armed forces (army, navy, etc.) often leading to an arms race.
- 2. Name of the contested region between Germany and France.
- 3. Title of the leader of Russia, Nicholas II.
- 4. One of the major battles of WWI.
- 5. A term used to describe countries that actively do not participate or pick sides in a conflict.
- 7. Acronym for our causes of World War I.
- 8. Type of animal used to carry messages in the trenches.
- 9. Country where the Black Hand (group that assassinated the Archduke) was from.
- 10. City where the Archduke was assassinated.
- 12. Name of the country that Great Britain was sworn to protect.
- 14. Extreme patriotism/loyalty to one's own people, culture or nation.
- 15. The other major battle of WWI.
- 19. Expanding one's territory by taking over another country. Done by creating colonies in the areas that have been taken over, mainly for economic reasons.