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| Yellow gas that burns skin and your respiratory tract; used at Ypres by the Germans. |
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| Awarded for bravery; usually the person is dead. |
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| Do what I say or else; Surrender or we will take over. |
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| Land between enemy trenches. |
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| Fighting for the right to vote. |
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| Rifle Sir Sam Hughes wanted the militia to use. |
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| Hole that snipers or gunman would hide in to shoot the enemy. |
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| Someone who opposes war or fighting in the war. |
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| Getting troops ready for war. |
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| A group of people with similar views bonding together. |
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| Both sides/troops having equal amounts of munitions etc. |
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| Act that forced people to join the war movement. |
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| Being forced to enlist in the war. |
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| May 31st 1916, off the coast of Denmark at Jutland. Between Britain and Germany, and the only sea battle. Whichever Navy controlled the seas controlled the trade routes. Britain wanted it to access her colonies and Germany wanted it for a blockade. In the end, the British were considered the victor, though they had lost more ships than Germany. Germany retreated to underneath the sea. |
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