WW1 Vocabulary Quiz

​In the 1800's, a country would make a(n) _____ with another country for protection.​

• alliance

• convoy

• outflank

• stalemate

​Battleships would be in _____ with merchant ships to discourage pirates from attacking.​

• alliance

• convoy

• outflank

• stalemate

​As WW1 progressed without the Central Powers or the Triple Ententre gaining a decisive advantage over the other side, the war is often called a(n) _____.

• alliance

• convoy

• outflank

• stalemate

​Convinced that Austria-Hungary was getting ready for war, the Serbian government ordered the Serbian army to _____ and be prepared to fight.​

• armistice

• casualty

• mobilize

• rationing

​Although fighting continued in some places, the _____ between Germany and the Allies was the first step to ending World War 1.​

• armistice

• casulty

• mobilize

• rationing

​When WW1 started, President Woodrow Wilson declared the _____ of the United States because most American did not want to go to war.​

• artillery

• blockade

• neutrality

• normalcy

​Despite the use of new technologies like aircraft and submarines, _____ was the main weapon of land warfare during WW1.​

• artillery

• blockade

• neutrality

• normalcy

​After over 4 years of global conflict, citizens of the Allied Powers wanted to feel a sense of _____ return to their lives.​

• blockade

• conscription

• normalcy

• spark

​It was vital to the success of the British _____ that neutral countries reduce or stop trade with Germany.​

• blockade

• conscription

• normalcy

• spark

​During WW1, the greatest number of _____ were inflicted by artillery, followed by small arms fire, and then poison gas. ​

• casualties

• conscriptions

• outflanked

• reparations