London Times WWI

4. Often used to help pull heavy artillery or soldiers on the battlefield.
6. The luxury ocean liner sunk by German U-Boats in the North Atlantic.
7. The French city where the treaty to cease fighting was signed.
9. A new type of film camera that produces moving pictures. (2 words)
10. A metal mechanized machine that moves across the battlefield, sometimes transporting troops.
13. Red Cross relief efforts often include food and ____ for civilians impacted by war.
14. A type of chemical compound that is made with sulfur.
16. Name of the horse ridden by General Jack Seely at the Battle of the Somme.
18. The assassinated Archduke Ferdinand was heir to the ____ throne (2 words)
20. A type of communication, made up of electronic dots and dashes, and communicating via radio.
21. One of the states promised to Mexico by Germany if Mexico agreed to attack the U.S.
22. The treaty clause that was the most condemning toward the German people

1. Surveying the battlefield from above; aerial ____.
2. A type of chemical compound that often smells like newly mown hay.
3. The barren space between enemy trenches (3 words)
5. U.S. President who was a key architect of the League of Nations
8. Nationalist extremists from ____ were responsible for the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand.
11. A type of chemical compound that, once inhaled, mixes with water in the lungs to form hydrochloric acid
12. The name of the coded telegram sent from Germany to Mexico in an attempt to form an alliance.
15. A humanitarian aid organization that provides medical care to soldiers and civilians during war (2 words)
17. The RMS Lusitania was en route from New York to ____
19. A term of the treaty that held Germany monetarily accountable for the destruction caused by the war.