Imperialism
Where did the Spanish-American War take place?
Cuba
What event was the SPARK that started World War I?
The assassination of the Austro-Hungarian Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
A note from Germany to Mexico to attack the US
Zimmerman Telegram
What were the dates of WWI?
1914-1919
What treaty ended WWI?
Treat of Versailles
A union shared between countries to help each other
Alliance
Who assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
Gavrilo Princip
President Wilson's goal for the United States when war broke out in Europe.
Neutrality
What is it called when people are only given an allotted amount of an item
What is rationing
Which country was forced to an unconditional surrender, take financial responsibility for the war, lost land and its military, and was blamed for starting the war.
Germany
Having extreme pride and loyalty to one's country
Nationalism
What country declared War on Serbia?
Austria-Hungary
Name 2 new weapons used in WWI
Machine guns, flame throwers, planes, poisonous gas, tanks, trenches
African Americans moved north during World War I due to increased job opportunities.
Great Migration
A vision for lasting peace, principles like open diplomacy, free trade, reduced armaments, and self-determination for nations.
Fourteen Points
Type of reporting that influenced Americans to support Cuba.
Yellow Journalism
What is the acronym used to describe the causes of WWI
MANIA
What year did the US enter the War and Russia leave the War?
1917
A type of poster produced by a government to persuade or inspire people to do something
Propaganda
The Treaty the US created but did not sign.
What is the Treaty of Versailles
Name three territories the United States gained from the Spanish-American War.
Puerto Rico, Guam, Philippines
Great Britain, France, and Russia were a part of what group?
Allied Powers
The term given to the US soldiers by the Europeans when the US entered the War?
Doughboys
The area of land between two opposing trenches
Mo Man's Land
A group of countries trying to protect the independence of all countries - small and large. Formed after WWI. It was the 14 of Wilson's Fourteen Points.
League of Nations