What is Woodrow Wilson (Pg 748)
Was intelligent, thoughtful, principled and courageous, be he lacked humility which is why he said he had a first class mind?
100
The Government drafted men between the ages?
what is 21-30 years old. (Pg 757)
They were drafted into armed services and converted industries and farms to war time needs.
100
Who were the Doughboys?
What is 1 Million American Troops (Pg762)
The allied leaders stressed that they needed 1 Million American troops to defeat the Germans.
100
What were some of Woodrow Wilson's key mistakes?
What is Prolonged absence in Europe, Disregard for Republicans at home, self image as messiah of peace. (Pg 767)
100
How many people to the Spanish flu kill in the U.S?
What is 675,000 people. (Pg 774)
This killed over ten times as many people that died in France during the war. It was also a disease that a fifth of the nation caught but only 675,000 died from.
200
Who are the Central Powers?
What is Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy (Pg749)
When Russia's army defended Serbia it triggered chain reactions of European military alliances.
200
What is the Great Migration?
What is Mass Exodus of African Americans from the South to North and Mid-West. (Pg 759)
400,000 blacks mostly farmers traveled to cities such as Chicago, Detroit and New York
200
The Russian Communist revolutionary who led the Bolsheviks in overthrowing the monarchy?
What is Vladimir Lenin (Pg 763)
He created the Soviet Union by overthrowing the Monarchy.
200
How long did the Paris Peace Conference last?
What is January- June 1919 (Pg 768)
This was a conference to find peace between the different nations.
200
When was the 19th Amendment passed?
What is August 18th 1920 (Pg 775)
The 19th Amendment was a constitutional amendment that allowed Women to vote.
300
What is the Western Front?
What is the Frontier between the central and allied powers that ran along Northern France and Belgium. (Pg749)
The rape of Belgium brought Great Britain into the war against Germany on August 4th on the Western Front.
300
How many Latino's crossed into the U.S. between 1917-1920?
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What is 100,000. (Pg760)
They pursued economic opportunities created by the war.
300
Which American Marine Captain refused the order to retreat?
Lloyd W Williams. (Pg 763)
He refused the order of a French Officer during a fight because he said that they just got there.
300
How many times did the big four meet?
What is 140 times during Paris Peace Conference. (Pg 768)
Consisted of four countries the Prime minister of Britain, France, Italy and the President of the U.S.
300
What was the first red scare?
Outbreaks of anti-communist hysteria (Pg 777)
It represented one of the largest violations of civil liberties in American History.
What is Outbreaks of anti-communist hysteria (Pg 777)
It represented one of the largest violations of civil liberties in American History.
400
What was passed in order to expand the American Army from 90,000 soldiers to 225,000?
What is National Defense Act 1916 (Pg755)
400
What imposed penalties of up to $10,000 and 20 years in prison?
What is Espionage Act of 1917 (Pg 761)
This is for anyone who gave aid to the enemy or tried to insight insubordination or disloyalty.
400
What are the Fourteen points?
What is League of nations intended to keep the peace (Pg 764)
Woodrow Wilson believed that was the only possible program for peace
400
What is the league of nations?
What is Organization of nations formed in the aftermath of the Great War to settle disputes and maintain peace. (Pg 769)
400
How long did it take for a Jury to acquit a man who murdered an immigrant?
What is 2 minutes (Pg 777)
In Hammond, Indiana an immigrant yelled to hell with the U.S. and was murdered. It took 2 minutes for him to be acquitted of his crime.
500
What is a U-Boat?
What is a German military Submarine (Pg 754)
used in the Great war to attack enemy navel war vessels and merchants ships.
500
What extended penalties to those who obstructed Government sales of War Bonds?
What is Sedition Act of 1918 (Pg 762)
500
How many soldiers did the U.S. lose in their 19 months in the Great War?
What is 53,000 in Combat and 63,000 died with diseases. (Pg 766)
500
What was the peace treaty that ended the Great War?
What is Treaty of Versailles 1919 (Pg 770)
Forced Germany to dismantle its military, pay immense war repairs and give up it's colonies around the world.
500
Did the Great War change the shape of modern history True or False?
What is True (Pg 777)
The war was a turning point and after it was over little was the same. It destroyed old Europe, many cities, people, empires and economies.