WWI

Question 1

Anarchists

Answer 1

People who want all forms of government to be abolished.

Question 2

Communists

Answer 2

Those who believe in an economic and social system where property is owned by everyone and the needs of the whole are more important than the needs of the individual.

Question 3

Prohibition

Answer 3

The forbidding of the manufacture and selling of Alcoholic beverages.

Question 4

Trench

Answer 4

A long, narrow ditch (in the ground).

Question 5

Nationalism

Answer 5

Having pride in one’s country and being ready to defend it.

Question 6

The League of Nations

Answer 6

An international organization formed in 1920 to promote cooperation and peace among nations.

Question 7

Conscription

Answer 7

Compulsory enlistment for state service, typically into the armed services.

Question 8

B.R.A.T.

Answer 8

An acronym that represents the Treaty of Versailles (Blame, Reparations, Army, Territory/Territorial Clauses).

Question 9

M.A.I.N.

Answer 9

An acronym that represents the causes of WWI (Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism).

Question 10

Triple Alliance

Answer 10

The opposing forces in WWI (Germany, Italy, and Austria-Hungary).

Question 11

Triple Entente

Answer 11

The allied forces in WWI (Britain, France, and Russia).

Question 12

Militarism

Answer 12

Building up armed forces and getting ready for war.

Question 13

Imperialism

Answer 13

Trying to build up an empire.

Question 14

Treaty of Versailles

Answer 14

The treaty that marked the end of WWI (signed on June 28, 1919).

Question 15

Trench Warfare

Answer 15

A war tactic in which soldiers run and crawl through trenches trying to eliminate the opposing team. Stalemate occurs when neither team is able to advance.