Required enlistment in the armed force.

Combat nations dug hundreds of miles of trenches facing one another, where soldiers ate, slept, and fought. They were often muddy, cold, and rat infested.

One of the most insidious weapons; Chlorine, phosgene, and mustard gas was used (they created gas masks because of this).

Could fire more than 500 rounds of ammunitions per minute.

Unable to carry weapons at the time, but eventually they began to fit machine gun and aerial combat began.

Where neither the Allies nor Central Powers could secure a decisive victor.

The British developed this to protect troops as they moved across areas.

Submarines that attacked ships that carried civilians, including Americans; they were strongly hated.

In this document the German government offered to help Mexico reclaim territory it had lost to the U.S. (only if Mexico allied with Germany though).

To commit all resources to all war efforts.

Communication meant to influence the attitude and opinions of a community around a particular subject by spreading inaccurate information.

WW1 was fought in Europe, Asia, African, and the Pacific & Atlantic Oceans.

Half a million Australians and New Zealanders enlisted to fight; these troops were called ANZAC.

Where ANZAC fought; it was a peninsula in northwestern Turkey.

Aka. Paris Peace Conference: Woodrow Wilson (US), David Lloyd George (Great Britian), Georges Clemenceau (France), and Vittorio Orlando (Italy).

A document that pushed Woodrow Wilsons principles which was that "peace without victory".

An organization in which all nations of the world would convene to discuss the conflicts openly, as a way to avoid tension.

Formally ended World War I between the Allied Powers and Germany.

The making of amends for a wrong one has done, by paying money to or otherwise helping those who have been wronged (what Germany had to do).

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WHAP VOCAB 7.3:

Term	Definition
Conscription	Required enlistment in the armed force.
Trench warfare	Combat nations dug hundreds of miles of trenches facing one another, where soldiers ate, slept, and fought. They were often muddy, cold, and rat infested.
Poison Gas	One of the most insidious weapons; Chlorine, phosgene, and mustard gas was used (they created gas masks because of this).
Machine Guns	Could fire more than 500 rounds of ammunitions per minute.
Airplanes	Unable to carry weapons at the time, but eventually they began to fit machine gun and aerial combat began.
Stalemate	Where neither the Allies nor Central Powers could secure a decisive victor.
Tanks	The British developed this to protect troops as they moved across areas.
U-boat	Submarines that attacked ships that carried civilians, including Americans; they were strongly hated.
Zimmermann Telegram	In this document the German government offered to help Mexico reclaim territory it had lost to the U.S. (only if Mexico allied with Germany though).
Total war	To commit all resources to all war efforts.
Propaganda	Communication meant to influence the attitude and opinions of a community around a particular subject by spreading inaccurate information.
Global war	WW1 was fought in Europe, Asia, African, and the Pacific & Atlantic Oceans.
ANZAC	Half a million Australians and New Zealanders enlisted to fight; these troops were called ANZAC.
Gallipoli	Where ANZAC fought; it was a peninsula in northwestern Turkey.
Big Four	Aka. Paris Peace Conference: Woodrow Wilson (US), David Lloyd George (Great Britian), Georges Clemenceau (France), and Vittorio Orlando (Italy).
14 Points	A document that pushed Woodrow Wilsons principles which was that "peace without victory".
League of Nations	An organization in which all nations of the world would convene to discuss the conflicts openly, as a way to avoid tension.
Treaty of Versailles	Formally ended World War I between the Allied Powers and Germany.
Reparation	The making of amends for a wrong one has done, by paying money to or otherwise helping those who have been wronged (what Germany had to do).
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