1. WWI and Russian Revolution Review answers

2. Definitons
Militarism – belief that countries should build strong army/navy
Alliances – agreement between 2 countries
Imperialism – A stronger country taking a weaker country
Nationalism – pride in your country
Allied Powers – Britain, France, America, Italy, Russia (BFAIR)
Central Powers – Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire, Germany (A-HOG)
Sussex Pledge – promise that Germany would warn ships before u-boat attacks
Lusitania – ship that was sunk by Germany (120 US aboard)

3. Definitions
U-boat warfare – German technology, ships could not be detected
Ties to Great Britain – US wanted to help because Cultural/Economic ties
Zimmerman Note – German message to Mexico (to attack the US)
Archduke F. Ferdinand – Prince of Austria-Hungary (assassinated) The “spark” that caused WWI
Armistice – agreement to stop fighting
Treaty of Versailles – Treaty that ended the war (unfair to Germany)
League of Nations – International organization to keep the peace
Trench foot – bacterial infection during WWI

4. Definitions
V. Lenin – founder of Russian communism (leader of Bolshevik revolution)
Bolshevik – Russian political party who led the Russian Revolution
Totalitarianism – Government where people have no freedom

5. Review answers
Trench warfare was used for protection during WWI (western front). Horrible, dirty, and resulted in a lot of death
Propoganda are advertisements getting you to believe in something
A telegraph from Germany to Mexico asking them to attack the US. It made the US angrier at Germany
It was a passenger ship (120 US aboard) that was blown up by German U-boat
Zimmerman note was the “last straw”
Germany signed an armistice, then the Treaty of Versailles.
Germans were angry (had to pay for the whole war, lost a lot of land) led to WWII

6. Review Answers
8- US citizens did not want to join because they didn’t want to go to more wars
9 – More countries came to existence
10 – He thought it would lead to world peace
11 – Brest–Lovsk treaty (Russian and German agreement)
12 – First Communist party (red), led the Russian revolution, Lenin was their leader
13 – Governments allows no individual freedom
14 – They were sent to exile (eventually killed)
15 – Leader of the Bolsheviks (communists). He was well liked by the lower class