World War I
Across
- 2. World War I alliance of Britain, France, and Russia
- 3. Woodrow Wilson's peace plan that was designed to prevent future wars
- 5. World War I alliance of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Ottoman Empire
- 8. the country responsible for Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination
- 9. in the Treaty of Versailles Britain and France hoped to _______________ Germany
- 10. primary fighting tactic used in World War I; both sides dug out ditches for defense
- 12. powerful countries looking to control the political & economic affairs of weaker countries; one of the causes of the war
- 13. soldiers from this country respected the Harlem Hellfighters even the U.S. segregated them based on the color of their skin
- 15. rapid fire weapon that made charging the opposing trench extra deadly
- 16. during unrestricted submarine warfare the Germans sunk this ship angering President Wilson
- 18. pride in your nation or ethnic group; one of the causes of the war
- 21. the revolution in this country overthrew the Tsar and allowed the U.S. to join the Allies
- 22. the Zimmermann Telegram proposed this country join the war and attack the United States
- 24. the Selective Service Act required men 21-30 to register for this
Down
- 1. the use of trench warfare created this situation where neither side could really win or lose
- 4. not taking sides in a conflict; Woodrow Wilson's position for the U.S. when the war began
- 6. Lenin's revolution in Russia led to this new type of government
- 7. the right of national groups to have their own territory and forms of government
- 9. utlized by both sides in the war to disorient troops in the trenches and create an advantage
- 11. payments for war damages; imposed on Germany in the Treaty of Versailles
- 14. the rapid spread of contagious disease like the Spanish Flu after the war
- 17. introduced by the British first; these were slow armored vehicles designed to blast through trenches
- 19. building up strong armed forces to prepare for war
- 20. used by the British and Germans to recruit the U.S. to join their side in the war
- 23. General Pershing led U.S. troops in World War I that were known as this