weapons and strategies
Causes of WW1
U.S. enters the war
Supporting the war effort
14 Points and Treaty of Versailles
100

THIS type of warfare was used during WWI. They were separated by barbed wire and land mines known as "no man's land"

What is TRENCH WARFARE?

100

THIS is the term  for when people have extreme pride in one's nation and sometimes a feeling of superiority.

What is NATIONALISM?

100

Germany's policy on THIS was a major cause of the U.S. entering WW1. It created a dangerous situation for passenger and merchant ships.

What is UNRESTRICTED SUBMARINE WARFARE?

100

The SELECTIVE SERVICE ACT required THIS...

What is a draft for eligible MEN?

100
THIS was the location for peace negotiations at the end of WW1.

What is VERSAILLES?

200

THESE were the two main fronts (battle lines) during the war.

what were the WESTERN FRONT AND EASTERN FRONT?

200

THIS term refers to the desire of countries to colonize, annex, and claim other territories to benefit them.

What is IMPERIALISM?

200

Wilson declared the U.S. neutral in the early years of the war. But we were supporting the allies in THIS way.

What is we provided ECONOMIC SUPPORT to Allied powers?

200

The ESPIONAGE ACT placed a limit on THIS for all Americans.

What is FREE SPEECH?

200

THIS governing body in the U.S. REJECTED the Treaty of Versailles.

What is the SENATE?

300

For protection, British merchant ships sailed in THESE.

What are CONVOYS?

300

THIS country began to compete with Britain to develop a strong navy. 

What is GERMANY?

300

THIS is the British passenger ship that was sunk by a German submarine in 1915.

What is the LUSITANIA?

300

THIS was the government agency responsible for gaining support for the war effort. They published propaganda. 

What was the COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC INFORMATION?

300
This quote is from President Wilson. "we are to be an instrument in the hands of God to see that liberty is made secure for mankind". 


He wanted THIS to be adopted by the allies.

What is THE FOURTEEN POINTS?

400

Each side tried to starve the other into submission using THIS strategy?

What is a NAVAL BLOCKADE?

400

Because of entangled alliances, when Archduke Ferdinand was assassinated, THIS country invaded Serbia.

What is AUSTRIA?

400

Wilson believed in a policy called THIS which required that the U.S. drastically reduce its intervention in the affairs of other countries. 

What is MORAL DIPLOMACY?

400

THIS is the term for people who refused to fight on moral or religious grounds. 

What is CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS?

400
THIS provision in the Treaty of Versailles was a DIRECT result of the role militarism played in causing WW1.

What is BARRING GERMANY FROM HAVING AN ARMY?

500

THIS was the name for the German plan that called for a rapid conquest of France. 

What was the SCHLIEFFEN PLAN?

500

THIS country came to Serbia's defense and later left the war due to their own revolution.

What is RUSSIA?

500

Wilson gave a speech to THIS government body that led to a Declaration of War against Germany in 1917. 

What is CONGRESS?

500

THIS agency regulated coal and gasoline and called for voluntary conservation.

What was the FUEL ADMINISTRATION?

500

THIS French prime minister wanted tougher punishment for Germany after the war. He and others disagreed with Wilson's 14 points. 

Who was CLEMENCEAU?

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