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World War I: Causes, Leaders, and Impact

Explore the causes, leaders, and impact of World War I, including the Big Four, new warfare tactics, major treaties, and the devastating flu epidemic. Learn about nationalism, militarism, and the formation of the League of Nations.

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World War I: Causes, Leaders, and Impact

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  1. Jeopardy game

  2. United States president. One of the Big Four. Question

  3. Great Britain. Big four member. Question

  4. France. Big four member Question

  5. The leader of Germany during World war I Question

  6. Leader of the Bolsheviks who started the Russian Revolution. Question

  7. Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy brought together. Question

  8. Germany and Austria-Hungary were called this because of their location in Europe. Question

  9. New kind of warfare that immobilized the armies Question

  10. Tanks, poison gas and machine guns Question

  11. Deadlocked region in northern France. Question

  12. Czar Nicholas II abdicates his throne in 1917. provisional government takes power in russia. Question

  13. Document signed June 28, 1919 between Germany and Allied powers. Question

  14. International body Created to keep peace among nations. Question

  15. Woodrow Wilson’s plan for peace. Question

  16. British intercept a note from Germany. Question

  17. Belief that people should remain loyal to their nation and share the same cultures and beliefs. Question

  18. Glorifying military power and keeping a standing army always prepared for war. Question

  19. Information from the media, usually biased, which aims to keep up morale and support for or against the war. Question

  20. Devoting all efforts and resources into the war. Question

  21. Idea behind Wilson’s 14 points. People choose what government to live under. Question

  22. Went into effect the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month. Question

  23. Sole responsibility was placed on this country after the war ended. Question

  24. This treaty, although not the only treaty, was considered to be the most important one of them all. Question

  25. Millions of people around the world died because of this, not the war Question

  26. Money that Germany was forced to repay to the allies after the war. Question

  27. Who is Woodrow Wilson?

  28. Who is David-Lloyd George?

  29. Who is Clemenceau?

  30. Who is Kaiser Wilhelm II?

  31. Who is VladimirLenin?

  32. What is the triple Alliance?

  33. What is the Central Powers?

  34. What is Trench Warfare?

  35. What are three new weapons which caused massive destruction in world war 1?

  36. What is the Western Front?

  37. What is the Russian Revolution?

  38. What is the Treaty of Versailles?

  39. What is the League of Nations?

  40. What are the 14 Points?

  41. What is the Zimmerman Note?

  42. What is Nationalism?

  43. What is Militarism?

  44. What is Propaganda?

  45. What is total war?

  46. What is Self-Determination?

  47. What is the armistice?

  48. What is Germany?

  49. What is the treaty of versailles?

  50. What is the flu?(spanish influenza)

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