The Great War

This was the German plan for victory which called for the invasion of France through neutral Belgium as it was believed if France was defeated quickly, Russia would choose not to enter the war.

• The Ardennes Plan

• The Hindenburg Plan

• The Schlieffen Plan

• The Siegfried Plan

The Second World War was a war of movement and territorial conquest. In contrast, the First World War is defined by this type of warfare.

• "Gentleman's" (Style) Warfare

• Biological Warfare

• Guerrilla Warfare

• Trench Warfare

Most of the fighting of the First World War took part where the French and German armies collided in Northern France. This was the name given to the place where the fighting occurred and the two armies ‘dug-in.’

• Balkan Front

• Eastern Front

• The Siegfried Line

• Western Front

This was the label given to the deadly area that lay between the two opposing trench systems.

• No Man's Land

• the Narpoo

• the PBI

• Whizz-bang Land

During the First World War this man was a trench messenger for the German army.

• Adolf Hitler

• Heinrich Himmler

• Neville Chamberlain

• Winston Churchill

This battle occurred from July to November 1916, during which over 1 million men were killed in the fighting as it began as an Allied offensive against German forces on the Western Front and turned into one of the most bitter and costly battles of World War I.

• Battle of the Bulge

• Battle of Dunkirk

• Battle of the Somme

• Battle of Ypres

This is defined as information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view often using familiar stereotypes to evoke strong feelings like fear, pride, and prejudice.

• Blabber

• Gossip

• Propaganda

• Scoop

This agency was setup to sell the war to the American people; it was the first government agency of its kind in the United States.

• Committee on Public Information (CPI)

• Committee on the War Effort (CWE)

• War Industries Board (WIB)

• War Information Agency (WIA)

He was a former muckraker who was placed in charge of America’s new agency to "sell" the war to the American people.

• George Creel

• George McClellan

• Irvin McDowell

• Jacob Riis

In 1915, Germany announced this naval policy in an effort to hurt the British war effort.

• armored warfare

• chemical warfare

• total warfare

• unrestricted submarine warfare