World War 1
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| United Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy. | Triple Alliance
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| France, Russia, and Great Britain. | Triple Entente
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| Opened fire with his pistol, killing the archduke and the archduke's wife, Sophie. | Gavrilo Princip
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| Or a country that takes no side in a conflict. | Neutral
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| Germany and Austria-Hungary made up one side. | Central Powers
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| Great Britain, France, Russia, and Serbia. | Allied Powers
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| The deadlocked region in northern France. | Western Front.
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| Or fighting from trenches, was not new. | Trench Warfare
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| The nations fighting in World War 1 soon realized that winning this new type of war would require the use of all of society's resources. | Total War
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| Information designed to influence people's opinions, in order to encourage support of the war effort. | Propaganda
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| Was meant solely to kill or injure as many French soldiers as possible-to"bleed France white," said the German commander. | Battle of Verdun
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| Was a failure. | Gallipoli Campaign
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| The deliberate destruction of a racial, political, or cultural group. | Genocide
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| Sought to change life in Russia though revolution. | Bolsheviks
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| After Bolshevik leader Vladimir Lenin. | Marxism-Leninism
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| A top Bolshevik official, to negotiate for peace with the Central Powers. | Leon Trotsky
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| A plan that permitted some capitalist activity. | New Economic Policy
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| Who did not want to become involved in the huge conflict on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean. | Woodrow Wilson
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| Under this policy, any ship traveling in the waters around Great Britain was subject to attack by German Submarines. | U-boats
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| Was a secret message from German diplomat Arthur Zimmermann to officials in Mexico in which Germany proposed that Mexico attack the United States. | Zimmermann Note
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| Or truce. | Armistice
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| In early 1918, while fighting was still going on, Woodrow Wilson had announced his vision of world peace. | Fourteen Points
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| After difficult negotiations, the Allies finally compromised. | Treaty of Versailles
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| It established the organization of world governments he had envisioned in his Fourteen Points. | League of Nations
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| Or territories to be ruled by European powers. | Mandates
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| Which favored establishing a Jewish state in Palestine, the ancient Jewish homeland. | Balfour Declaration
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