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Across 3. network of countries that vow to protect each other in case of attack 7. nickname of German flying ace Manfred von Richthofen 8. A river where the first major battle of the war turned into a stalemate 11. most devastating weapon of WWI 14. most trenches were protected with ____________________, which made it difficult for the enemy to attack your trench 15. the idea or desire of a state to have a strong army which is used to achieve goals 17. instead of German troops crossing the French/German border they invaded through __________ 19. this was considered an act of war in 1914 20. a fancy word for draft 22. Britain entered the war because Germany had violated Belgium _________________ 24. a nobody who suddenly became the most impactful person of the twentieth century 25. group of Serbian assassins who murdered the heir of the Austrian Hungarian throne

Down 1. the powder-keg (region) of Europe where the war starts 2. In 1914, most people believed that the war would be over by _________________ 4. group of people who adhere to the political and economic philosophy of social ownership, not private 5. ideas used to influence public opinion 6. what it was called when you were going over the top and attacking the enemy. It usually started with an artillery barrage 9. a deep pride or love for your country and the symbols of such 10. agreement between two or more people to commit a crime 12. German plan for a rapid invasion of France at the beginning of the war 13. a war in which you try and wear down the enemy and get them to stop fighting 16. what William II of Germany offers Austria-Hungary as they consider going to war 18. the area between your trench and the enemy trench 21. city in Bosnia where Archduke Francis Ferdinand was assassinated 23. type of warfare used in WWI