WWI Part B

The largest sea battle that lasted less than 30 minutes and convinced the Germans that their U-boats were more successful.

To prevent loss or waste.

The longest battle of WWI lasting 10 months as the Germans tried to take this French city.

• Somme

• Marne

• Verdon

• Meuse-Argonne

An agreement to stop fighting

• truce

• alliance

• armistice

• treaty

Commander of the American Expeditionary Forces or AEF

• Ferdinand Foch

• John J. Pershing

• Dwight D. Eisenhower

• Woodrow Wilson

The battle that was meant to be a distraction from another, the British trying to draw the Germans away to allow the French to defend its city.

• Verdun

• Jutland

• Marne

• Somme

President of the U.S. that led us into WWI, participated in the Treaty of Versailles, and wrote the 14 Points.

The Supreme Allied Commander of all troops in Europe was this general.

• Ferdinand Foch

• Archduke Ferdinand

• John Pershing

• Herbert Hoover

Military term for an attack.

He was chosen to lead the Food Adminstration during the war to organize efforts to better supply the American troops.

• Woodrow Wilson

• George Creel

• Herbert Hoover

• John Pershing