WWI

Disloyalty toward one's country, especially betrayal by plotting against it or aiding enemies of it

• conserve

• nationalism

• offensive

• treason

to prevent loss or waste

• conserve

• nationalism

• offensive

• treason

an explosive that travels underwater to its target

• nationalism

• offensive

• torpedo

• treason

an attack

• conserve

• nationalism

• offensive

• treason

strong patriotic feelings for one's own country.

• conserve

• nationalism

• torpedo

• treason

Who was the commander of the American Expeditionary Force during WWI?

• Ferdinand Foch

• John J. Pershing

• Herbert Hoover

• Vladimir Lenin

Who was the commander of the Allied troops?

• Ferdinand Foch

• John J Pershing

• Herbert Hoover

• Vladimir Lenin

What country was responsible for the shooting of Archduke Francis Ferdinand?

• Bosnia

• Belgium

• Serbia

• Istanbul

Who became the head of the Communist Party and signed a peace treaty with Germany?

• Vladimir Lenin

• Arthur Zimmermann

• Nicholas II

• Adolf Hitler

What was the largest sea battle of WWI that was fought in the North Sea?

• Battle of Verdun

• Battle of Jutland

• Battle of Bull Run

• Battle of Somme