BJU Heritage Studies 4 Chapter 8 Great War

An agreement between nations to help fight each other's battles.

• draft

• alliance

• propaganda

• truce

Heavily armored moving vehichles that could fire shells as they went along.

• draft

• tank

• stalemate

• truce

An agreement between two sides to stop fighting for a period of time.

• draft

• tank

• stalemate

• truce

Local boards in each state choose men to go into military service.

• draft

• tank

• stalemate

• truce

Posters and ads designed to make people think or feel a certain way.

• draft

• tank

• stalemate

• propaganda

Germain aircraft used in warfare to drop bombs.

• zeppelin

• tank

• chemical weapon

• stalemate

Policy that Germany submarines would attack any ship that came into a war zone.

• zeppelin

• tank

• chemical weapon

• unrestricted submarine warfare

Condition when two sides cannot gain much ground.

• stalemate

• truce

• zeppelin

• unrestricted submarine warfare

An instrument that uses chemical to harm people or cause death.

• stalemate

• chemical weapons

• zeppelin

• unrestricted submarine warfare

Celebrated on Nov. 11 to honor all Americans who have served in America's armed forces.

• Treaty of Versailles

• Veteran's Day

• American Expeditionary Force