Mr. Rogers's quiz required for the amazing year of 1918. Please email the certificate of the quiz to [email protected] Com or print off the report and bring to school for our knowledge.
Internal pressures after the October Revolution
The defeat of Russia by Germany in the Ludendorff offensive
The death of Stalin
The threat of total invasion by Germany
The US-German Embassy 12/12/18
Versailles 7/7/18
Railroad Car 11/11/18
Somme River 11/15/18
A Government Building
A River
A Mountain Pass
A Section of a Railroad
When the Armistice was signed
Between German and French
Several Hours after the armistice was signed
All of the above
The Loss of three British Dreadnoughts
Outrage at the Russian Revolution
The Removal of German spheres of Influence
The Belief that Germany would lose WWI
Somme
Aisne
St.Mihiel
Noyon
Montdidier-Noyon
Champagne-Marne
Somme Offensive
Somme Defensive
General John J. Pershing
Lt. General Hunter Liggett
General Georg von der Marwitz
General Max von Gallwitz
The Allies gained six miles by the time the armistice was signed and it took several hours for all the troops to be informed.
This phase was to penetrate the German defense and enter German territory.
Plan was to get on the east side of the Meuse
Attack Germany from the Eastern front.
Alsace-Lorraine
Berlin
Verdun Sector
West Prussia
Iron Jaw Division
S.S. Division
Royal army
Crown Prince army
US
France
Great Britain
Germany
12-16 inches
8-11 inches
19-23 inches
4-9 inches
Grenade
Lewis Gun
CWW Radio sets
Morphine
Germany
France
Australia
Russia
Bristol F2B Fighters
Harriers
Lodenford B47c
Wilson F12 Bombers
Roosevelt's Big Stick policy
Wilson's 14 Point plan
The League of Nation's importance
McKinley's Plan for Germany
U.S. Green Berets
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
U.S. Department of War
Land of Transylvania
$750,000
Control of Morocco
The lower half of Poland
Vittorio Veneto
Oise-Aisne
Meuse-Argonne Offensive
Lys