The Causes of WW1
Famous Faces
U.S. Steps In
In the Trenches
Aftermath
100

This “-ism” means building up armies and weapons to show off power.

Militarism

100

This president promised to keep America out of war… but couldn’t for long.

Woodrow Wilson

100

The U.S. joined the war on this side.

Allies

100

This British passenger ship was sunk by German submarines, angering the U.S.

Lusitania

100

This document officially ended WWI and blamed Germany.

The Treaty of Versailles

200

This country’s alliances helped turn a small conflict into a global war.

Austria-Hungary

200

This leader’s death by assassination set off the chain reaction that caused WWI.

Archduke Franz-Ferdinand

200

The U.S. helped during the war by doing this.

Sending supplies to the allies. 

200

Germany used this strategy to stop supplies from reaching the Allies.

Unrestricted Submarine Warfare

200

An armistice means this.

A cease-fire or agreement to stop fighting

300

This event set off the spark that began WWI.

The assassination of Archduke Franz-Ferdinand

300

He was the U.S. president before Wilson, known for expansion and the Spanish-American

William McKinley

300

What pushed the U.S. over the edge to declare war on Germany?

The Zimmerman Telegram

300

This type of warfare created muddy, miserable conditions and little movement.

Trench Warfare

300

Germany faced these two major punishments after the war.

Loss of land and large reparations (payments)

400

A country that prefers to “mind its own business” is following this policy.

Isolationism

400

Famous jazz trumpet player of the 1920s

Louis Armstrong

400

What was the Fourteen Points?

An outline Woodrow Wilson wrote, proposing peace, aiming to end the war.

400

Which 5 countries were in the allied powers?

Germany, United States, Austria-Hungary, Great-Britain, Bulgaria, Italy, Ottoman Empire, Russia, and France

United States, Great-Britain, Italy, Russia, and France

400

What international organization was created after WWI to keep peace (though the U.S. didn’t join)?

League of Nations

500

Put these in order: Lusitania sinks, assassination, war begins, U.S. joins war.

Assassination, war begins, Lusitania sinks, U.S. joins the war

500

Famous poet artist of the 1920s. Made great impact for the Harlem Renaissance.

Langston Hughes

500

Men went off to war. This left many jobs open in factories. Who filled these job positions? How did it change roles of society? (2 parts)

Women and African Americans. It gave women the right to work outside of home and African Americans better job opportunities up north. 

500

Which 4 countries were in the central powers?

Germany, United States, Austria-Hungary, Great-Britain, Bulgaria, Italy, Ottoman Empire, Russia, and France

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire, Bulgaria

500

What economic problem hit many countries after the war due to debt and rebuilding costs?

Inflation or economic depression

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