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World War One!

Flash Cards of WWI

QuestionAnswer
Ottoman Empire Turkey
Lusitania A British Passenger Ship
Pacifist Someone who is against violence
Antiwar Apposed to war or a specific war
Socialist Someone who believes factories should be controlled by everyone
Nationalism Extreme loyalty to one's country
Militarism Belief in a strong army force
Kaiser The German "king"
Propaganda Persuading someone to go to your side
All Quit on the Western Front An International bestseller about the journey of a German Soldier
Passivism Stong belief againts violence
Neutrality Not helping/being involved with either side in a war
Alliance Systems "I'll defend you you defend me." relationships between two or more groups meant to protect other countryies but ended up causing WWI
Isolationism Not being involved with world affairs
Serbia The country which Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assasinated
Archduke Franz Ferdinand The person who was assassinated in Serbia. His assassanation caused France to start the war
League of Nations The group who wrote the Treaty of Versailles
Convoy Having a group of Destroyer ships guarding a merchant ship. To escort.
Patriotism Agreeing with your country
Armistice Truce
Treaty of Versailles Treaty that ended WW1
Reparations payable by a defeated country to another or to an individual for loss sufered during or as a result of war
Central powers England U.S. France
Jeanette Rankin The first woman to serve in Congress
Ration To take only as much as you need
Mobilization The preparation for war; gathering soldiers, and wepons for war
Henry Cabot Lodge Head of the foreign rebitions commitee and lead the fight against the Treaty of Versailles
Fourteen Points A statement of the war aims of the Central Powers
Imperialism Taking Political or/and Economical control of a weaker country
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