When did the German Revolution begin? (answer: give month, year)

The German Revolution began in ________ 1918.

The German Revolution began in November ____. (provide answer only once)

The German Revolution began in ________ ____.

What were the 3 causes of the German Revolution? (separate answers by commas; omit use of 'and').

The _ causes of the German Revolution were failure in the First World War, hardship caused by the war, and the Russian Revolution.

The 3 causes of the ______ __________ were failure in the First World War, hardship caused by the war, and the Russian Revolution.

The 3 causes of the German Revolution were _______ __ ___ _____ _____ ___, hardship caused by the war, and the Russian Revolution.

The 3 causes of the German Revolution were failure in the First World War, ________ _____ __ ___ ___, and the Russian Revolution.

The 3 causes of the German Revolution were failure in the First World War, hardship caused by the war, and ___ _______ __________.

The _ causes of the ______ __________ were failure in the First World War, hardship caused by the war, and the Russian Revolution.

The _ causes of the German Revolution were _______ __ ___ _____ ______ ___, ________ ______ __ ___ ___, and ___ _______ __________.

When did Germany go to war? (answer: provide month and year)

Germany went to war in ________ ____, confident of victory.

By *what year* did the Allies have the combined forces of Britain, France, Russia, and the USA?

By ____, Germany's enemies, known as the Allies, remained undefeated and now had the combined forces of Britain, France, Russia, and the USA.

During the First World War, what were Germany's enemies known as? (answer, "The. . .")

By 1918, Germany's enemies, known as the ______, remained undefeated and now had the combined forces of Britain, France, Russia, and the USA.

By 1918, Germany's enemies, known as the Allies, ________ ___________ and now had the combined forces of Britain, France, Russia, and the USA.

By 1918, had the Allies (Germany's enemies) been defeated at any point?

By 1918, Germany's enemies, known as the Allies, remained undefeated and now had the combined forces of _______, ______, ______, and the ___.

Development of Dictatorship: Germany, 1918-45

A military operation that seeks through aggressive projection of armed force to occupy territory, gain an objective or achieve some larger strategic, operational or tactical goal.

In _____ ____, Germany made a spring offensive - a last, desperate, attack upon Paris.

When did Germany make its Spring Offensive? (answer: provide the month and year)

In March 1918, Germany made a ______ _________ - a last, desperate, attack upon Paris.

What did Germany do in March 1918? (answer: "It made a. . .")

In March 1918, Germany made a spring offensive - a ____, _________, ______ ____ _____.

What was the 1918 Spring Offensive?

When did the Allies counter-attack Germany after the Spring Offensive? (answer: provide the month and year)

In ____ ____, the Allies counter-attacked and drove the Germans back after their Spring Offensive.

In July 1918, the Allies ________________ and drove the Germans back after their Spring Offensive.

What did the Allies do to Germany in July 1918 after their Spring Offensive? (answer, "They. . .")

In July 1918, the ______ counter-attacked and drove the Germans back after their Spring Offensive.

In July 1918, who counter-attacked the Germans after their Spring Offensive?

In July 1918, the Allies counter-attacked and _____ ___ _______ ____ after their Spring Offensive.

In July 1918, the Allies counter-attacked and drove the Germans back after their ______ _________.

Due to the many losses and hardships of the German Army during the First World War, how was the morale amongst the troops? (answer, "Morale amongst troops was. . .")

_ _______ German troops had died between 1914 and 1918, and defeat seemed near.

How many German troops had died between 1914 and 1918? (answer: in number form)

2 million German troops had died between ____ and ____, and defeat seemed near.

What did the Allied navies do to the German coast during the First World War, causing hardship? (answer, "They. . .the German coast")

Allied navies _________ the German coast, preventing imports of basic supplies.

______ ______ blockaded the German coast, preventing imports of basic supplies.

Who blockaded the German coast during the First World War, preventing imports of basic supplies and causing hardship?

Allied navies blockaded the German coast, preventing imports of _____ ________.

Allied navies blockaded the German coast, preventing imports of what?

____ __________ mainly due to the blockading of the coast led to great suffering.

Food shortages mainly due to the blockading of the coast led to _____ _________.

Public hardship was made even worse by a deadly influenza infection which spread through Europe from ______ ____.

When did a deadly influenza infection spread through Europe, further causing hardship for the German people?

Military failure caused a sense of ____________.

Public hardship was made even worse by a ______ ________ _________ which spread through Europe from August 1918.

What spread through Europe from August 1918, causing further hardship and suffering for the German people?

In ________ ____, Russians had overthrown their emperor, and replaced him by a government of the people

When had the Russians overthrown their emperor, and replaced him by a government of the people? (provide the month and year)

In November 1917, Russians had __________ ____ ________, and replaced him by a government of the people

In November 1917, Russians had overthrown their emperor, and replaced him by a __________ __ ___ ______.

In November 1917, what had the Russians done to the emperor? (answer, "They had. . .him")

In November 1917, what did the Russians replace their overthrown emperor with?

By what month and year were the Germans demanding Russian Revolution-esque change to their government?

What did the Germans want to replace their Kaiser with?

They wanted to replace the ____________ rule of their emperor, the Kaiser, by councils of workers and soldiers.

What was the rule of the German Kaiser like?

They wanted to replace the undemocratic rule of their emperor, the Kaiser, by ________ __ _______ ___ ________.

On __ _______ ____, German sailors at the naval base of Wilhelmshaven refused to follow orders to set sail.

When did German sailors at the naval base of Wilhelmshaven refused to follow orders to set sail?

What event on n 29 October 1918 sparked the beginning of the German Revolution.

On 29 October 1918, ______ _______ __ ___ _____ ____ __ _____________ refused to follow orders to set sail.

On 29 October 1918, who refused to follow orders to set sail? Where?

On 29 October 1918, ______ _______ at the naval base of Wilhelmshaven refused to follow orders to set sail.

On 29 October 1918, who, at the naval base of Wilhelmshaven refused to follow orders to set sail?

On 29 October 1918, German sailors at the _____ ____ of Wilhelmshaven refused to follow orders to set sail.

What was Wilhelmshaven? (answer, "A. . .")

On 29 October 1918, German sailors at the naval base of ______________ refused to follow orders to set sail.

On 29 October 1918, German sailors *where* refused to follow orders to set sail?

On 29 October 1918, German sailors at the naval base of Wilhelmshaven _______ __ ______ ______ __ ___ ____.

What did German sailors at the naval base of Wilhelmshaven refused to do on 29 October 1918? (answer, "They refused to. . .")

On 29 October 1918, German sailors at the naval base of Wilhelmshaven refused to follow orders to ___ ____.

On 29 October 1918, ______ _______ __ ____ ______ ____ __ _____________ _______ __ ______ ______ __ ___ ____.

The ______ displayed by German naval sailors refusing orders at Wilhelmshaven spread to a base at Kiel.

The mutiny displayed by ______ _____ ________ refusing orders at Wilhelmshaven spread to a base at Kiel.

The mutiny displayed by German naval sailors ________ ______ at Wilhelmshaven spread to a base at Kiel.

The mutiny displayed by German naval sailors refusing orders at ______________ spread to a base at Kiel.

The mutiny displayed by German naval sailors refusing orders at Wilhelmshaven ______ __ _ ____ __ ____.

The mutiny displayed by German naval sailors refusing orders at Wilhelmshaven _______ ___ a base at Kiel.

The mutiny displayed by German naval sailors refusing orders at Wilhelmshaven spread to _ ____ at Kiel.

The mutiny displayed by German naval sailors refusing orders at Wilhelmshaven spread to a base at ____.

The mutiny displayed by German naval sailors refusing orders at Wilhelmshaven spread where?

The mutiny displayed by German naval sailors refusing orders at Wilhelmshaven ______ __ __ ____ __ ____.

On __ _____________ ____ in Kiel, 40,000 sailors there joined dockers, set up a workers' and soldiers' council, and took over the dockyard

The ______ _________ sparked similar revolts all across Germany in towns like Hamburg, Bremen, and Lübeck.

In _____________, soldiers refused to control the rioters.

On 7 November, in the German state of Bavaria, thousands of workers, led by ______ _________, marched on the state capital of Munich.

On 7 November 1918, The local ruler of the German state of Bavaria King Ludwig III of House Wittelsbach, feared for his life, when thousands of workers, led by Kurt Eisner, marched on the state capital of Munich, so he left the country.

When did Kurt Eisner overthrow the Wittelsbach dynasty in the Kingdom of Bavaria?

On _ ______________ ______, a day after Kurt Eisner's march on Bavaria, he set up a workers' and peasants' council and declared Bavaria a people's state.

In other parts of Germany, after Kurt Eisner overthrew the ____________________ dynasty in the Kingdom of Bavaria, four kings, five dukes, and twelve princes feared similar revolts and fled.

after Kurt Eisner overthrew the Wittelsbach dynasty in the Kingdom of Bavaria, the _____________ own ministers deserted him.