Countries & Alliances
The Triple Entente alliance was made up of Russia, Great Britain and this country
France
This country had to accept all the blame for the war under the "War Guilt Clause"
Germany
Identify this domestic policy:
Slogan: "If the cap fits you, join the Army today!"
Selective Service
The sinking of this ship in 1915 is why some Americans wanted to enter the war
Lusitania
Term meaning "a union formed for the mutual benefit among countries"
alliance
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire made up this alliance
Central Powers
The name of the term of negotiation involving Germany having to pay $33 billion
Reparation
Identify this domestic policy
Slogan: "Sir, don't waste while your wife saves. Adopt the doctrine of a clean plate!"
Rationing
This document was the reason America declared war on Germany in 1917
Zimmermann Telegram
Term to describe President Wilson's "He Kept Us Out of War" campaign slogan
neutral
This country did not enter the war until 1917
America
Besides part of their European lands, Germany had to give up all of these lands too.
overseas colonies
Identify the domestic policy:
Slogan: "If you tell where he is going...he may never get there."
Espionage Act
This is the reason Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia in 1914
The assassination of Archduke Ferdinand
Domestic Policy
This country had no say in the Treaty of Versailles because they left the war early
Russia
Besides a limited army, name one of the two other military provisions taken away from Germany
(No) submarines or (no) air force
Identify the domestic policy:
Slogan: "Quiet! Criticism of the government is not free speech!"
Sedition Act
President Wilson gave his 14 Points speech to this group in January 1918
Congress
Word to describe a ceasefire like on November 11, 1918
armistice
This country did not get the land it was promised in the Treaty of Versailles
Italy
This was President Wilson's Point 14 which was included in the treaty
League of Nations
This food item was the main target of restriction (rationing)
Wheat (bread, any wheat product)
The reason the US Senate failed to approve the Treaty of Versailles
Forced into war (losing their power to declare war)
Term to describe giving formerly occupied nations the right to govern oneself
self-determination