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World War One Trivia Challenge

Test your knowledge of World War One causes, events, and key figures in this engaging trivia game. Explore the historical significance of terms and places related to the Great War. Can you answer all the questions correctly?

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World War One Trivia Challenge

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  1. JEOPARDY Created by Todd Jenkins

  2. 100 Cause and effect Who am I Terms Main Screen Places Potpourri 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  3. 100 Two answers required: what event happened to what person to cause the beginning of World War One A1

  4. 200 Who, like George Washington was the leader of the American Expeditionary forces A2

  5. 300 The Muslim Turks committed genocide against this group of people. A3

  6. 400 This man was the head of the Food and Drug Administration and promoted conservation A4

  7. 500 This man was the leader of Great Britain during the Treaty Versialles. A5

  8. 100 Their was 40 million of these in WW1, which means those who die in war. B1

  9. 200 A German’s called their underwater boats this. B2

  10. 300 Used by US passenger ships to travel safely at sea, it means to travel in groups. B3

  11. 400 One of the indirect causes of WW1, it means strong belief and pride in one’s country. B4

  12. 500 The German’s did this in war (mainly with u-boats), which means to block a port from incoming boats and supplies. B5

  13. 100 Americans could buy these to help finance the American cause in World War 1. C1

  14. 200 As war began and contunued the countries of Great Britain, France and Russia became known as this. C2

  15. 300 The countries of Germany and Austria/Hungary were known as this once war was underway and continued. C3

  16. 400 Before war broke out the countries of Great Britain, France and Russia were called this. C4

  17. 500 Before war broke out Germany, Austria/Hungary and Italy was called this. C5

  18. 100 The end of World War resulted in the signing of this at Paris, European counties wanted Germany’s head on a stick D1

  19. 200 This is the reason that the United States entered World War One. D2

  20. 300 American’s were asked to do this to help aid in World War One pertaining to a crop, your home and your food. D3

  21. 400 Negative acts towards the US flag, constitution, president or anything pertaining to government led to this act. D4

  22. 500 President Wilson’s attempt at creating a reparations plan for the Central Powers was called this. D5

  23. 100 This country remained neutral till the last year of World War One. E1

  24. 200 The line of attack along a line between Germany and France was called this. E2

  25. 300 The line of attack along a line between Germany and Russia (where Poland and the Ukraine are now) was called this. E3

  26. 400 The last battle of World War One was fought here. E4

  27. 500 The Weimar Republic was this countries weak attempt at democracy. E5

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  33. Final Jeopardy • The effects of war

  34. After World War One was over which country prospered the most and what did the League of Nation became known as.

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