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History 20.2

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What was Germany and Austria-Hungary called? Central Powers
What were Russia, Serbia, and France called? Allied Powers
The plan that was made by Germany; they would attack through the neutral nation of Belgium and France from the north. Schlieffen Plan
General that captured more than 200,000 prisoners and pushed the Russian troops back toward Russia. General Paul von Hindenburg
What nickname did they give guns that could launch shells 420 mm in diameter? "Big Bertha" guns
The British line boat that the passengers boarded to leave New York. Lusitania
What were the things that Germany used that were "long, slender airships similar to modern blimps"? Zeppelins
This czar abdicated on March 15, 1917 after an unplanned popular uprisings that began in the Russian capital. Czar Nicholas II
Ships that were counted on the destroy ships of both Allied and neutral nations. U-boats
The new Russian leader signed a peace treaty with the Germans called what. Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
Under which General's leadership provided the necessary edge to defeat the Germans at last. General John J. Perishing ("Black Jack")
The General which had just been named commander in chief of the Allied armies in France. General Ferdinand Foch
What year did Austria-Hungary declare war on Serbia? 1914
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