Consequences of WWI

1. Russian revolution led by Lenin, caused civil war in Russia and peace treaty with Germany
4. deadliest weapon of WWI
5. treaty requires 2/3 approval by the US Senate
6. area soldiers crossed when they went "over the top" of the trenches to reach the enemy
8. allowed more effective communication between ships and shore
10. answer to the stalemate in the trenches, able to cross trenches and no mans land easily
11. able to attack underwater far from port
14. first used to observe the enemy, later used to bomb the enemy
15. Wilsons post-war plan
17. most dangerous because constantly under fire
19. weapon of the British intended to stop all supplies entering Germany, causing famine in Germany
21. tunnels dug along the front lines to protect soldiers from enemy fire
22. first released into the wind to attack the enemy, later loaded into artillery and shot at enemy
23. prolonged war, each side wears down the other, with massive loss of life and little territory gained
25. rejection of the treaty made US technically remained at war with Germany until teh Knox-Porter Resolution was passed by ______ in 1921

2. dissolution of the Ottoman Empire created _________ (and) _______
3. US Senators refused to ratify the Treaty of Versailles because they feared the US would become the _______
7. led the American Expeditionary Force, fully engaging the US in WWI
9. Wilson proposed the _______ to promote the new world order, but US never joined
12. Germany paid $33 billion in ________ to Allied Nations for losses in The Great War
13. forced Germany to take responsibility for devastation, destruction, & loss of life for The Great War
16. abdicating his throne and fled Germany for the Netherlands
18. officially concluded WWI & the US never signed
20. explosives used to sink German u-boats
24. sought by Great Britain, France & Italy against Germ