American Imperialism
US Entry to WWI
Causes of WWI
The War at Home
The Spanish-American War
100

What term is used to describe the policy of extending a nation's power through diplomacy or military force?

Imperialism

100

What was the United States stance on entering World War I when it began in Europe in 1914? 

They wanted to remain neutral

100

What is the term for the policy of building up armed forces in preparation for war? Hint: The M in M.A.I.N

Militarism 

100

How were immigrants asked to assist in the war efforts? 

They were encouraged to save food to make sure the troops overseas had enough 

100

Which country was the Spanish-American war largely fought over?

Cuba

200

In 1898, the United States annexed which group of islands in the Pacific, establishing a key naval base?

Hawaii

200

What was the name of the ship that was sunk by a German submarine in 1915, contributing to anti-German sentiment in the U.S.?

RMS Lusitania

200

What was the name of the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne whose assassination sparked the beginning of World War I?

Archduke Franz Ferdinand

200

How was American industry impacted by WWI? 

It increased because factories were producing more goods, such as weapons and military supplies

200

The Treaty of Paris ended the Spanish-American war and the US acquired new land. Name one of the three countries the US acquired. 

Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines 
300

Which resource attracted US investors to Hawaii? 

Sugar

300

The Zimmerman Telegram was sent by Germany to which country requested for them to be an ally? 

Mexico

300

Which nation's unrestricted submarine warfare, especially when the submarine bombed a British ship with US passengers, significantly contributed to the United States entering World War I?

Germany

300

How did women's role in the work force change during WWI? 

They began to take jobs usually held by men who were overseas fighting in the war

300

What is Yellow Journalism? 

Yellow journalism is a style of journalism that emphasizes sensationalism over factual reporting. It often involves exaggeration, misleading headlines, and the use of eye-catching graphics to attract readers.

400

Which US President helped lead the construction of the Panama Canal? 

Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt

400

Which country intercepted the Zimmerman Telegram, prompting them to change their stance on entering WWI

The United States

400

What does the I in M.A.I.N stand for when thinking through the main causes of WWI? 

Imperialism

400

How did the Great Migration impact African Americans? 

African Americans began moving north for more opportunities 

400

What event, involving the sinking of a U.S. battleship, played a crucial role in the outbreak of the Spanish-American War? What was the name of the ship? 

USS Maine

500

Which country did the United States acquire the territory of Alaska from in 1867?

Russia

500

Who was the President during WWI? 

Woodrow Wilson

500

The Triple Alliance was made up of Austria-Hungary, Italy, and which other country? 

Germany

500

What became illegal during WWI as a result of the Espionage and Sedition Act? 

Speaking poorly about the US government, the constitution, and elected officials. 

500

How did the relationship between Cuba and Spain change as a result of the Spanish-American war? 

Cuba gained it's independence from Spain

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