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| Russian Czar during the Great War |
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| War between Russia and Japan in 1904 |
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| Russian national assembly |
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| When a king gives up his rule |
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| U.S. President during WWI |
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| Using warships to stop goods from entering or leaving a port |
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| British Passenger liner sunk by a German U-boat |
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| New territories administered by League of Nations in the Middle East |
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| Note asking Mexico to attack the US |
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| Agreement that ended The Great War |
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| Empires that dissappeared after WWI |
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| Austro-Hungarian Empire, Ottoman Empire, Russian Empire |
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| Feeling of intense loyalty to one's country |
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| Fascination with war and military |
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| Austria-Hungary, Germany and Italy |
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| Russia, France, United Kingdom |
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| Peninsula in Southern Europe that was home to many Slavic people |
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| Airplanes, Submarines, Machine Guns |
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| A system of limiting the amount of foods and materials in use |
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| Biased government controlled information, used to persuade |
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