Causes of WWI
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Define militarism

a belief that a country's military should be an expansive power. Recruiting more soldiers and mass producing weapons. 

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What was the Selective Service?

to draft men between the ages of 21 to 30 into the army

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Define propaganda

the deliberate, systematic spread of information—,rumors, ideas, or images—to influence public opinion and manipulate behavior

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Mention two technologies used during WWI

machine guns, battleships, submarines, tanks, airplanes, bombs, chemical warfare

100

What was the turning point in 1917?

US entry in WWI

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Define nationalism

To feel extreme patriotism and pride for their country. Believing in their supremacy of their nation.

200

What was the role of women in WWI?

Served in clerical jobs, radio operators, electricians, pharmacists, chemists, photographers, and Nurse Corps

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How was propaganda use during WWI?

to “sell” the war to the American people

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Identify the weapon that resulted in trench warfare during WWI

machine guns

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How the war ended?

Germany surrendered

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Define imperialism

a stronger country expands its power by dominating weaker nations.

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How the US funded the war?

taxes and liberty bonds

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Which group of immigrants were targeted during WWI?

German Americans

300

Define trenches

a long, narrow, and deep excavation in the ground used for shelter in warfare

300

What was the purpose of the League of Nations?

prevent wars, promote peace

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What was the Zimmerman Telegram?

Proposal from Germany to Mexico, suggesting a military alliance if the US entered WWI against Germany.

400

Define the Great Migration

the large-scale movement of hundreds of thousands of Southern African Americans to cities in the North

400

Which branch of the military was the first to allow women during WWI?

Navy/ Marines

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Identify the technology used by the Germans in an attempt to break British blockades

Submarines, U-boats

400

Mention two provisions of the Treaty of Versailles.

Germany lost territory, Germany was stripped of its navy, Germany was forced to accept guilt, Germany was required to pay reparations

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Whose assasination helped start WWI?

Franz Ferdinand of Austria

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What was the role of the Food Administration?

The agency encourages families to conserve food and grow their own vegetables in victory gardens.

500

Why was Charles Schenck arrested?

violating the Espionage Act by distributing leaflets to draft-age men during World War I. These flyers encouraged men to resist the military draft, which the government deemed an attempt to cause insubordination and obstruct recruitment.

500

What was purpose of the convoy system?

to escort merchant ships to prevent Germans from using U-boats.

500

Why the US Senate rejected the Treaty of Versailles?

To avoid future wars, they worried that membership in the league would obligate the US to get involved in future wars

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