Imperialism
This country was colonized and is now an American state in the 19th century.
What is Hawaii?
What kind of warfare was utilized in WW1?
What is trench warfare?
Formal or informal union between nations or groups for mutual benefit, shared goals, or combined action
What is Alliances?
As more men enlisted, women tended to take on more...
What is Jobs?
After the war, the Treaty declared blame on this country, who then had to pay back reparations?
What is Germany?
What was the motivating force behind American imperialism in the age of "New Imperialism?"
What is economic prosperity?
What kind of foreign policy did the US maintain before WW1?
What is neutrality?
Policy of one country extending its power and influence over another through diplomacy or military force
What is Imperialism?
The government utilized various forms of this through songs, entertainment acts, artwork, and posters to encourage Americans to support the war effort.
What is Propaganda?
What kind of policy did America enter after the war?
What is Isolationism?
This country was colonized by America following the Spanish-American War, eventually leading to the Filipino -American War
What is the Philippines?
What document officially ended WW1?
When a country builds and uses its military forces aggressively to gain power, promote national interests, and defense
What is Militarism?
New government agencies were created to control these 3 things.
What is Production, Labor, & Conservation?
During the war, America served as this, which allowed it to emerge as an economic power postwar.
(Loaner is also acceptable)
What is "Big Stick Diplomacy?"
What is a diplomatic policy of peace backed by a real threat?
(Speak softly and carry a big stick)
What are the 4 M.A.I.N. causes of WW1?
What is Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, and Nationalism?
Foreign policy of not taking sides in armed conflict, remaining impartial
What is Neutrality?
Various legislation was enacted on the homefront. What was the purpose of the Selective Service Act of 1917?
What is to draft men for the war?
Another way America emerged as a global power postwar was because of an increase in...
What is industrial production?
The US colonized various countries under the purpose of spreading democracy and this kind of mission to bring about "order" and "education."
What is civilizing?
What are the 5 reasons why America joined WW1?
What is: the Zimmerman Telegram, Sinking of the Lusitania, German Invasion of Belgium, American Loans, & the Reintroduction of Unrestricted Submarine Warfare?
Ideology that emphasizes loyalty, devotion, or allegiance to a nation often by implying superiority over and calling action against other countries
What is Nationalism?
What is a Liberty Bond?
What is: a government war bond where citizens give money to the bank for a future IOU in order to fund the war?
The League of Nations covenant drew upon Woodrow Wilson's 14 points. The two documents are connected through the same big idea of...
What is a vision for global peace and alliances?