World History WWI

A formal agreement between countries to work together, especially during wars.

• ALLIANCE

• CENTRAL POWERS

• ALLIED POWERS

• MILITARISM

The alliance of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire in World War I.

• ALLIANCE

• CENTRAL POWERS

• ALLIED POWERS

• MILITARISM

The alliance of countries including France, Russia, the United Kingdom, and later the United States in World War I.

• CENTRAL POWERS

• ALLIED POWERS

• MILITARISM

• NATIONALISM

The belief in building up a strong military to be prepared for war.

• CENTRAL POWERS

• ALLIED POWERS

• MILITARISM

• NATIONALISM

Strong pride and loyalty to one’s country, often leading to competition with other nations.

• CENTRAL POWERS

• ALLIED POWERS

• MILITARISM

• NATIONALISM

A form of fighting where soldiers defend from deep ditches to avoid enemy fire.

• CENTRAL POWERS

• TRENCH WARFARE

• MILITARISM

• NATIONALISM

The dangerous area between opposing trenches that is not controlled by either side.

• CENTRAL POWERS

• TRENCH WARFARE

• NO MAN’S LAND

• NATIONALISM

An agreement to stop fighting temporarily, often to discuss peace terms.

• CENTRAL POWERS

• TRENCH WARFARE

• NO MAN’S LAND

• ARMISTICE

The peace treaty that officially ended World War I and set harsh terms for Germany.

• TREATY OF VERSAILLES

• TRENCH WARFARE

• NO MAN’S LAND

• ARMISTICE

An international organization formed after World War I to promote peace and prevent future conflicts.

• TREATY OF VERSAILLES

• LEAGUE OF NATION

• NO MAN’S LAND

• ARMISTICE