Europe
The Spark
U.S. Enters WWI
U.S. Mobilizing for War
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100

Who were Europe's five main powers before World War One?

Russia, Great Britain, France, Germany, and Austria-Hungary.

100

Name three of five things associated with Bosnia-Herzegovina. Hint: Where it's located, how did it become an independent nation, who annexed (claimed) it, how did the people take the annexation of their nation, who did they want to be a part of instead.

A province located on the Balkan Peninsula, they gained their independence from Turkey, they were annexed by Austria-Hungary, Slavic nationalists violently revolt, wanted to be part of Serbia.

100

In the beginning, provide reasons why the U.S. remain neutral in World War One?

Population made up mainly of European ancestry, population viewed World War One as a European conflict.

100

Name two of the three things the Committee on Public Information did to support the war? 

Organized rallies and parades, published posters and pamphlets, and gave short, patriotic speeches in public places.

100

Who were drafted for the first time in World War One?

African Americans.

200

What is nationalism?

Strong sense of pride and loyalty to one's nation and culture.

200

Who was the heir (next person to be in charge) to the throne of Austria-Hungary?

Archduke Francis Ferdinand

200

How did banks help in the war effort before the U.S. entered the war?

Invested in European war bonds ($2 billion), majority with Allied nations.

200

Name three things that occurred under the Espionage Act of 1917 and the Sedition Act of 1918? 

Restricted free speech, allowed the government to arrest opponents of the war, and prohibited/seized antiwar mail. 

200

Which four nations made up the Central Powers?

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria.

300

What is militarism?

Aggressively strengthening of a nations' armed forces.

300

Where did Archduke Francis Ferdinand visit before the spark that would start World War One?

The Bosnian capital of Sarajevo.

300

Which two incidents were the main reasons why the U.S. finally entered World War One?

The sinking of the Lusitania and the Zimmerman Note

300

What is the Seletive Service Act of 1917? 

Required men between the ages of 21 and 30 to register for the draft.

300

What is trench warfare?

Defending a position by fighting from deep ditches.

400

What is imperialism?

Competition between European powers for control of overseas territories.

400

What happened to Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife Sophie, as they rode through the capital city of Sarajevo?

Both were shot and killed by an assassin.

400

What was the Zimmerman Note?

A secret telegram between German foreign minister Arthur Zimmerman and Mexico, which proposed an alliance between Mexico and Germany, which in return Germany would help Mexico get back the territory they lost in the Southwest part of the United States.

400

Name two ways that liberty bonds raised money for the war.

Provided millions of dollars in loans to the Allies, and taxes were raised on citizens.

400

Which four nations made up the Allied Powers, pre-U.S. entry into the war?

Great Britain, France, Russia, and Italy.

500

Out of Germany, France, Russia, Austria-Hungary, and Great Britain, which three nations were aligned with each other, and which other two were aligned with each other?

France, Great Britian, and Russia were aligned with each other. Germany and Austria-Hungary were aligned with each other.

500

Who was the assassin that killed Archduke Ferdinand and his wife Sophie? (This is the main spark that started World War One)

Gavrilo Princip

500

What did President Woodrow Wilson ask Congress to do against Germany?

Declare war.

500

What was the War Industry Board? 

They oversaw the distribution, and production of steel, copper, cement, and rubber. 

500

What three restrictions were placed on African Americans who served in World War One?

Served in segregated units, commanded by white Officers, and never commanded white troops.

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