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| a nickname for British Soldiers |
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| Paul von Hindenburg and Erich von Ludendorff |
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| two generals who became supreme commanders of all Central Power forces |
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| in March 1917, when mutinous soldiers forced the czar to abdicate, and a Provisional Government was established |
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| Communist revolutionaries were led by him, he overthrew the Provisional Government un the Bolshevik Revolution and established a Communist dictatorship in Russia |
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| Lenin took Russia out of the war by signing the ____ with the Central Powers and surrendering much land and resources to Germany |
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| a British colonel led Arab revolts against Turkish rule in the Arabian Peninsula |
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| British and Austrialian troops under this General captured Jerusalem in December 1917 |
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| the largest British offensive in the East |
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| England's First Lord of the Admiralty |
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| Germany had a new weapon of war called the U-boat |
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| one of the first victims of submarine warfare was the British luxury liner |
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| the German fleet clashed with the British Royal Navy, in the North Sea west of Denmark |
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| pilots were called this if they shot down at least 5 pilots in enemy aircraft |
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| One of the most famous aces of World War I |
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| destroyed 26 enemy aircrafts |
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| proposed that Mexico and Germany form an alliance if the US entered the war |
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| US President declared that "The world must be made safe for democracy" |
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| Germans used one of their famous longe-range guns to bombard Paris from 75 miles away |
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| John J. ("Blackjack") Pershing |
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| a general who commmanded the American Expeditionary Force which arrived in France at the rate of 300,000 men a month |
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| Large numbers of American soldiers |
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| the Allies armies under the supreme command of ______ began driving the Germans back |
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| a representative government was established |
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| now called Veterans Day, celebration throughout Europe and America that the war was over |
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