World War I Jeopardy Template

Nationalism #1	Nationalism #2	Beginning of the War	During the War	End of the War
100 the State In Realpolitik, political actions are guided by the needs of what?	100 Austria and Hungary The Dual Monarchy was a combination of these nations	100 Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy These countries made up the Triple Alliance	100 Russia mobilized its military faster than expected. Why did the Schlieffen Plan fail?	100 Lost hopes of a quick victory on the Western Front The First Battle of the War meant what for Germany?
200 Removing tariff barriers between German States In the 1830s, Prussia created a union called the Zollveriein, which promoted Germany unity by	200 Nationalists The Red Shirt forces were made of what group during the struggle for Italian unification.	200 it needed to protect its vast overseas empire Britain had built the world's most respected navy because	200 Trench warfare made it difficult for either side to win an advantage. Why did a stalemate develop along the Western front early in the war?	200 Punishing Germany The provisions of the Treaty of Versailles focused on mainly what?
300 Scientists Synthetic dyes were among the new products that resulted from German industrialists working with	300 the goal to reduce the power of the Catholic Church Explain Kulturkampf	300 To defend the Slavic people in Serbia. Why did Russia join WWI?	300 Were proud of their new empire's military power and industrial leadership One way nationalism increased tensions in pre-war Europe was that Germans	300 George Clemenceau Name the Allied leader who wanted to weaken Germany so it could never again threaten France.
400 A Constitutional Monarcy This is the government established when Italy finally unified.	400 Hapsburgs The oldest ruling house in Europe	400 Britain had a treaty to protect Belgium and Germany invaded Belgium. Why did Britain join WWI?	400 Trench warfare was not as widespread on the Eastern front. How was fighting on the Western Front different from fighting on the Eastern Front?	400 the right of Eastern Europes to chose their own form of government, free trade... Name one of Woodrow Wilson's 14 Points
500 identification with local regions, nationalist revolts Name an obstacle to Italian unity.	500 Austria and Hungary had their own constituion and their own parliament. They shared a king (Francis Joseph) and they shared ministries. Name three characteristics of the Dual Monarchy.	500 Increasing rebellion among its subjects. What nationlist problems did Austria face in years prior to WWI?	500 The blockade confiscated food and clothing as well as contraband. How did the British Blockade of ships carrying supplies to and from Germany violate international law?	500 Betrayed European colonies in Africa, Asia, and the Pacific felt this way toward the outcome of the Paris Peace Conference

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