The phrase “_________ front” was coined during World War I, as a way of reminding people that even if they weren’t firing guns, they were still participating in a war.

What are examples of goods produced on the home front?

Which were some actions taken by government officials on various home fronts during WWI?

Who became a large part of the work force at home due to the war dragging on for an extended period of time?

What are some areas of civilian life that suffered due to long work hours and the high demand for manufactured goods for the war effort?

The beginning of WWI saw unity amongst many people groups such as socialists and feminists in many European countries.

The shift in gender roles caused by the war was accepted by most, especially men who felt their role was to fight at the front.

What highly underrated economic force wrecked economies across Europe causing prices to soar?

Trench warfare on the Western Front, the British naval blockade, and rationing led to a shortage for what for many civilians?

Hard times caused by the war led to a flourishing of what, as people looked to blame Jews for shortages of things like foodstuffs?

The Russian and Central Power armies both pursued a ___ policy in Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, and Ukraine to deprive each other of resources?

Who suffered tremendously due to the destruction and scorched earth policies of armies during WWI?

Civilians displaced by the war were (are) known as?

Did the armistice on November 11, 1918 bring a true end to the fighting?

What unexpected event added to the tragedy causing an estimated 100 million deaths world wide?

After the armistice, Britain, backed by the United States, encouraged what country to invade the formerly Ottoman Empire (Turkey) sparking a bloody conflict?

What region of Europe also remained a site of bloodshed as many soldiers refused to demobilize and formed paramilitary groups supporting the rise of new states to replace the defeated. Habsburg Empire?

In 1919 representatives from the victorious powers; Britain, France, Italy, the United States, and their allies met where to determine conditions for creating a “lasting peace” to end this “great war”?

Unlike the Congress of Vienna following Napoleon’s defeat in which France participated, the meeting in Paris excluded?

This plan for peace proposed by US President Woodrow Wilson was perceived as naive by many due to its lofty terms.

The Peace of Paris, a collection of conferences between 1919 & 1923, involved how many treaties?

This treaty created small successor states such as Austria, Hungary, Poland, Czechoslovakia, and the Balkan States which would later become Yugoslavia.

This treaty drastically shrank the size of Hungary.

This treaty was the most famous treaty from the Peace of Paris. It stripped Germany of its colonies, imposed a massive penalty for warmongering and for bit it to have an air force or build an army bigger than 100,000. And importantly it also imposed a “war guilt” clause blaming Germany for the war.

Some historians maintain that the League of Nations should more appropriately be called the League of Empires. Instead of recognizing their promises the British did not give who their freedom in exchange or help in the war?

Britain and France expanded their empires by taking oil-rich regions of the Middle East as _____ because the people were supposedly incapable of ruling themselves.

Despite the League of Nations being an American President’s idea, the. U. S. never actually joined it, which further weakened its ability to accomplish much on a global scale.