WWI quiz

DICTATOR

• being neutral – not choosing sides in a war

• a person who has complete power over their country and often rule with terror

• An economic system in which the government controls the economy and a dictator has complete power. 

• being neutral – not choosing sides in a war

COMMUNISM

• being neutral – not choosing sides in a war

• a person who has complete power over their country and often rule with terror

• An economic system in which the government controls the economy and a dictator has complete power. 

• Pres. Wilson’s goals for peace after WWI and how to prevent future wars

NEUTRALITY

• not choosing sides in a war

• a person who has complete power over their country and often rule with terror

• An economic system in which the government controls the economy and a dictator has complete power. 

•  Pres. Wilson’s goals for peace after WWI and how to prevent future wars

FOURTEEN POINTS

• being neutral – not choosing sides in a war

• a person who has complete power over their country and often rule with terror

• An economic system in which the government controls the economy and a dictator has complete power. 

• Pres. Wilson’s goals for peace after WWI and how to prevent future wars

LEAGUE OF NATIONS

•  a type of combat in which opposing troops fight from ditches (trenches) with land between them, called “no man’s land”

• a peace-keeping organization proposed by Wilson in his 14 Points.

• treaty that ended WWI.  It punished Germany severely for WWI and made them take full blame for the war.  It was one of the causes of WWII. 

• the empty strip of territory that divides two opposing trenches.

TREATY OF VERSAILLES

•  a type of combat in which opposing troops fight from ditches (trenches) with land between them, called “no man’s land”

• a peace-keeping organization proposed by Wilson in his 14 Points.

• treaty that ended WWI.  It punished Germany severely for WWI and made them take full blame for the war.  It was one of the causes of WWII. 

• the empty strip of territory that divides two opposing trenches.

TRENCH WARFARE

•  a type of combat in which opposing troops fight from ditches (trenches) with land between them, called “no man’s land”

• a peace-keeping organization proposed by Wilson in his 14 Points.

• treaty that ended WWI.  It punished Germany severely for WWI and made them take full blame for the war.  It was one of the causes of WWII. 

• the empty strip of territory that divides two opposing trenches.

NO MAN’S LAND

•  a type of combat in which opposing troops fight from ditches (trenches) with land between them, called “no man’s land”

• a peace-keeping organization proposed by Wilson in his 14 Points.

• treaty that ended WWI.  It punished Germany severely for WWI and made them take full blame for the war.  It was one of the causes of WWII. 

• the empty strip of territory that divides two opposing trenches.

nationalism

• strong sense of pride in your country

• a person who has complete power over their country and often rule with terror

  
  

• A system of government in which the government controls the economy and a dictator has complete power. 

  
  

• the empty strip of territory that divides two opposing trenches.