A Gathering Storm
The United States Enters the War
The Impact of the War

Treaty of Versailles
Odds and Ends
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What is militarism?

This is the building of armed forces and getting ready for war.

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What is isolationism?

Staying neutral and letting other countries handle their own affairs.

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How did women help in the war effort?

They work on farms and on factories producing weapons, tanks, ammunition.

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Who met at the Treaty of Versailles?

President Woodrow Wilson and the other leaders of the Allied Power

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Who was the president of the US during WWI?

Woodrow  Wilson

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What is nationalism?

The love of one's country and the desire to have that country free from the control of others.

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What is the significance of the Lusitania?

It was a British ship sunk by the Germans killing over 100 Americans.

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How did Americans help with the shortage of food during the war?

They planted war gardens to help feed people at home and at war.

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Who did the treaty punish?

Germany

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Who was the heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary that was assassinated by a Serbian national triggering  the beginning of the war.

Archduke Franz Ferdinand

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What is imperialism?

This is when a country increases its power and wealth by taking additional territories under their control.

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What was the Zimmerman telegram?

A telegram that was intercepted by the Americans that was sent by Germany to Mexico.  Germany was asking Mexico to join the war on the side of the Central  Powers and in return they would help Mexico regain land lost to the US.

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How many people did the Central Powers lose?

3 million  soldiers, 3.5 million civilians

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What was Germany's punishment in the treaty?

They had to pay heavy fines and reduce their military.

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What country did  Germany invade in order to invade France?

Belgium

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Who were the Central Powers?

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, Turkey

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Give 3 reasons why the US declared war on Germany.

The sinking of the Lusitania, the Zimmerman telegram, the sinking of other American ship by Germany submarines.
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How many people were lost for the Allied Powers?

5 million soldiers, 3 million civilians

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What the international organization that Wilson supported but was not approved by Congress, that was formed to prevent future wars?

League of Nations

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More Americans fought in this battle than any other single battle in American history and is was a turning point in the war.

The Battle of Meuse-Argonne

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Who were the Allied Powers?

Great Britain, France, Russia, Belgium, United States

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When did the US Congress declare war on Germany? 

April 6, 1917

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When did the Central Powers surrender?

November 11, 1918

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Why did the US Congress (Senate) not  approve the Treaty of Versailles?

They  disagreed with Germany's harsh punishment and they disagreed with being part of the League of Nations.

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Who said, "It is a fearful thing to lead this great peaceful people into war, into the most terrible and disastrous of all wars...But the right is more  precious that the peace."

President Woodrow Wilson

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