trench warfare, weapons world war 1

During World War I, a way of fighting was used in Europe where the military dug large ditches in the ground. What is this type of warfare called?

• Trench Warfare

• Ditch Warfare

• Muddy Warfare

• Submarine Warfare

Data from this graph supports the conclusion that World War I
 

• caused the United States trade deficit to increase
• cost the United States many billions of dollars
• was a significant benefit to the American economy
• created an unfavorable balance of trade

An agreement to stop fighting until a treaty can be created.

• provisional

• atrocity

• reparation

• armistice

On what day and at what time did World War One end?

• December 7, 1912 at 4 pm

• November 11, 1918 at 11 am

• July 4, 1918 at 2 am

Warefare that was fought in long trenched fortifications during World War 1

• mobilize

• No man's Land

• trench warfare

• stalemate

Who won the war?

• Allies
• Central Powers
• The Russians
• The Germans

The land between opposing lines in trench warfare

• No Man's Land

• Trench Warfare

• Occupation

• Total War

Who created the Fourteen Points?

• Hitler

• Woodrow Wilson

• Vladimir Lenin

A way of fighting in which soldiers fought from long narrow ditches, or trenches.

• rations

• trench warfare

• ditches

• militarism

What was the name of Wilson's plan for everlasting peace?

• Fourteen Points

• United Nations

• Treaty of Versailles

• Dollar Diplomacy