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| The unity of Germany, Austria- hungary, and Italy |
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| The unity of France, Russia, and Great Britain |
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| A country that takes no side in a conflict |
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| The alliance between Germany and Austria- Hungary |
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| The alliance between Great Britain, France, Russia, and Serbia. |
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| A region that was deadlocked in war in Northern France |
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| Fighting from long strips of land cut out of the earth so soldiers were not as exposed |
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| The use of all of society's resources in the fight against the enemy |
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| Information designed to influence people's opinions |
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| Was a battle which the purpose was to kill or injure as many French soldiers as possible |
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| A campaign the allies lead to destroy Ottoman guns and forts along Dardanelles |
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| The deliberate destruction of a racial, political, or cultural |
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| People in Russia who sought change through revolution |
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| A plan that allowed for some Capitalist activity. |
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| Was a secret message sent to Mexico from German diplomat Arthur Zimmermann suggesting Mexico attack the USA |
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| Submarines used by the Germans |
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| Woodrow Wilson's plan for world peace, Points included reduction of weapons and the right of everyone to choose their own government. |
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| Organization whose goals were to encourage peace between nation |
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| Territories to be ruled by European powers |
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| Favored a Jewish national home in Palestine |
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| Assigned responsibility for the war to Germany, who was also forced to pay enormous amounts of money to war victims. It also limited the size of military that Germany could have and returned conquered land back to the owners. |
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| The archduke of Austria- Hungary that was assassinated and the impact had huge effect on the start of the war |
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| The man that assassinated Franz Ferdinand. Part of the Serb terrorist group the Black Hand |
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| A self proclaimed holy man and healer but was thought to be corrupt and immoral |
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| An official sent to negotiate peace with the Central Powers, was basically forced to sign treaty because Russia's army was powerless |
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| Group seeking to change life in Russia through revolution |
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| a final proposal or statement of conditions usually has a deadline to choose |
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| Plan by the Germans that tried to take advantage of the speed of mobilization of troops. Plan was to crush France on the Western front quickly then rush troops to the Eastern front to fight Russia |
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| Also wanted change of Russia through revolution but wanted it in a more moderate way |
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| America's president during the war who sought world peace after the war |
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| British prime minister during the war |
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| Was Germany's last emperor and king of Prussia |
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| Last Czar of Russia and head of Russia during the war |
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| Revolution that lead to the abdication of Czar Nicholas and the fall of imperial Russia |
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| Was a Russian politician that served as the second prime minister of Russia |
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