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- 5. This weapon was an early example of chemical warfare.
- 7. This technological advancement introduced in 1918 made it possible for the Allies to break through the Central Powers' trenches.
- 8. This country was dissolved into many smaller countries at the end of the war.
- 9. Germany offered Mexico a chance to retake California, Texas, and other Southwestern States with this telegram.
- 15. This man was the President of the United States during World War I. (last name only)
- 16. The practice of creating a strong and powerful military.
- 19. This refers to the movement of African Americans from the rural areas of the south to urban cities in the north.
- 24. A number of secret _____ played a large role in bringing many countries into a war that should have been a regional conflict.
- 25. The area between trenches which was particularly lethal for either side to cross.
- 26. Limiting the consumption of food, fuel, fabric, or metal during the war.
- 27. This man led the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia. (last name only)
- 28. This was a large ditch dug into the ground to provide soldiers cover from enemy fire.
- 29. The Federal Government raised money for the war by selling these to American citizens.
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- 1. At the end of World War I, this country was held responsible for all damages of the war.
- 2. The Committee on Public Information created a lot of _____ in order to convince Americans to support the war.
- 3. When using this weapon, one soldier had the same firepower as 500 soldiers using rifles.
- 4. This Allied Country left the war in 1917 after a violent revolution removed their Emperor from power.
- 6. Even though the President of the United States recommended the creation of this organization, the US Senate refused to actually join.
- 10. The era of _____ resulted in many rivalries and tensions between the large empires of Europe.
- 11. The belief that one's country or culture is the best.
- 12. The _____ Powers were Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire.
- 13. When this ship sank in 1915, 126 Americans died, raising tensions between the US and Germany.
- 14. At the end of the war, the President of the United States suggested "_____ Points" to prevent future wars.
- 17. The majority of World War I was a _____, in which neither side made any significant gains against the other.
- 18. The _____ Act limited the free speech rights of Americans during the war.
- 20. The Treaty of _____ officially ended World War I, but ultimately caused many more problems for the future of Europe.
- 21. New German technology used to launch surprise attacks on allied ships.
- 22. The death of this man was the "explosion" that ignited the war. (last name only)
- 23. The _____ Powers were the United Kingdom, France, Russia, and the US.
- 30. The Selective Service Act allowed the government to ______ citizens into military service.