DOUGHBYRD
Influenza
militarism
What is: What killed thousands of soldiers in WWI
What is: an increased emphasis on military might
America's flying ace
Triple Entente countries
What is: Eddie Rickenbacker
What is: Great Britain, France and Russia
Allied countries
Triple Alliance countries
What is: Great Britain, France and Russia
What is: Austria-Hungary, Germany, and Italy
Woodrow Wilson
nationalism
Who is: President of the U.S. during WWI
What is: The feeling of loyalty or devotion to one's own country
supreme Allied Commander
Who is: Ferdinand Foch
doughboys
What is: the nickname given to American soldiers in WWI
Germany's top ace
Who is: the "Red Baron" (Manfred von Richthofen)
torpedo attacks
reparations
What are: U-boats
What is: money a defeated country must pay for war damages
George Clemenceau
Who is: French premier
unrestricted submarine warfare
propaganda
What is: tactic Germany used to reduce British imports
What is : information spread to advance a cause or damage an opponent's cause
American war efforts at home
What is : Draft boards, Victory Gardens, and the War Labor Policies Board
convoy system
league of nations
What is: Tactic used by the United States to protect its troop ships bound for Europe
organization where nations could settle disagreements peacefully
David Lloyd George
U-boats
What is: Great Britain's representative at Versailles
What is: German submarines
Vladimir Lenin
Who is: took Russia out of the war
warfare innovations introduced during WWI
trench warfare
What are: airplanes, poison gas, and tanks
style of warfare featuring long ditches dug to conceal and protect troops
Financing America's War
What is: "liberty" and "victory" loan drives
Vittorio Orlando
Who is: Italy's representative at Versailles
famous WWI battles
What are: the Argonne Forest, St.-Mihiel, and Chateau-Thierry
Herbert Hoover
Central Powers?
Who is: head of the Food Administration
What is: Bulgaria, Germany and Turkey
Belgium
1914
What is: the neutral country Germany invaded at the beginning of WWI
the year war broke out in Europe
U.S. enters WWI
What is: the United States formally entered the war on April 6, 1917
Reasons the U.S. tried to remain neutral in WWI,but favored the Allies were.....
What is: the influence of Allied propaganda
recognition of America's heritage and the heritage of it's people
America's numerous investments with the Allied nations
John Pershing
Who is: commander of the American Expeditionary Force
ignited the war.....
Fourteen Points......
What is: the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand in Sarajevo
What is: Wilson's plan for rebuilding and establishing peace in Europe
international alliances formed before WWI
Armistice Day? (year) (definition?)
What is: Triple Alliance and Triple Entente
November 11, 1918 ; agreement to stop fighting