World War and South Carolina
Across
- 1. Both side dug long "ditches" in the ground from which they fought. This was known as _____ warfare.
- 6. Social _________ was the belief by many Europeans that they were better than they people in the places that they ruled and set up colonies to help them.
- 9. one of the causes of WWI: war was glorified and the power of the military was displayed
- 10. Austria-Hungary blamed this country for the assassination of its leader
- 12. one of the causes of WWI: an intense loyalty to your nation or country
- 14. Most of the fighting took place on the ________ Front between France and Germany.
- 15. The practice of using information and media to shape the way people feel about an issue (such as war)
- 17. (Two words) The organization, or terrorist group that was responsible for assassinating the leader of Austria-Hungary
- 20. One of the first countries to come to the aid of Austria-Hungary. They would end up being blamed for World War I
- 21. The name of the British ship sunk by German U-boats. 1200 passengers were killed including 128 Americans.
Down
- 2. A new kind of warfare that used poison gas
- 3. World War I was sparked by the assassination of Archduke ____________ and his wife
- 4. The name of the letter sent to Mexico from Germany encouraging Mexico to invade America if the U.S. entered the war.
- 5. A practice during the war where people limited the amount of food or goods
- 7. What was the name given to the day that WWI ended?
- 8. The last name of the U.S. President during World War I.
- 11. one of the causes of WWI: this was the race for empires and the natural resources they offered
- 13. one of the causes of WWI: agreements between nations to help each other in case of war
- 16. One of the first countries to enter into the conflict. They came to the aid of Serbia and is a large country to the northwest of Serbia.
- 18. the requiring of citizens to serve in the military for a certain period of time.
- 19. The agreement made by the U.S., Britain and France on how to deal with Germany and Austria-Hungary