Chapter 26: Section 2 A New Kind of War

Failed because Russia mobilized more quickly than expected, generals shifted troops to east, and weakening their forces in the west

A deadlock where neither side is able to defeat the other

Flying debris from artillery shells killed or wounded even more soldiers than the guns

Blinded or chocked its victims or caused agonizing burns or blisters, could be fatal, most dreaded hazards of the war, uncertain weapon that could shift from winds

Mounted with machine guns that were designed to move across no man's land, especially through barbed wire and over the rough terrain

Utilized to observe enemy trop movements

Large gas filled balloons were sent from Germany to bomb the English coast

Submarines that did tremendous damage to the Allied side, sinking ships carrying vital supplies to Britain

Soldiers ate, slept, and fought here

Groups of merchants ships protected by warships

Bulgaria joined this and helped defeat its old Balkan rival SerbiaBritish and French forces later helped stop this group from advancing into Italy

A vital straight connecting the Black Sea and the Mediterranean

Led Arab nationalists and declared a revolt against the Ottoman rule

British government sent Colonel, later known as Lawrence of Arabia to support Arab revoltLed guerilla raids agianst the Turks and eventually the Ottoman empire lost a great deal of territory to the Arabs