Start of the War
These are the countries that were part of the Allies (the Allied Powers)
France
Great Britain
Russia
United States (later)
This is the method the U.S. used to protect the merchant and supply ships heading to Europe.
The Convoy System (destroyer ships surrounded the supply ships to protect from U-Boats)
This is the board that controlled how and what was produced in the economy.
The War Industries Bard
This was the name of the International peace keeping organization Wilson envisioned (though the U.S. never joined)
The League of Nations
This was the method of warfare that made this war an effective stalemate for most of the time it was fought.
Trench warfare
These are the main countries that were part of the Central Powers.
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Ottoman Empire
This is the country that dropped out of World War I due to its own Revolution for the sake of Communism
Russia
This was the type of communication that was produced by the Committee on Public Information.
Propaganda
This was the country that had to sign the War Guilt Clause of the Treaty (and what that meant).
Germany - This country had to accept full blame for the war.
This is the name for extreme pride in a country.
Nationalism
Unrestricted submarine warfare.
Zimmerman Note
This is the amount of men who registered with the Selective Service Act (and a definition of what the Selective Service Act was)
24 million
A law requiring all men of a certain age to register to possibly be selected to serve in the armed forces (chosen randomly).
This killed more people worldwide (and in the United States) than the actual war.
The flu epidemic
What were the conflicting needs (or goals) at the Paris Peace Conference?
Punishing Germany
or
Creating a safer, peaceful world
This is the amount of money Germany was forced to pay in reparations.
$33 billion.
This was the policy of the United States until Wilson felt the U.S. had to join World War I
Conscientious Objector
This was the law that made it illegal to speak badly about the government or the war.
Espionage and Sedition Acts
This was the only part of Wilson's 14 points that actually happened.
The League of Nations
What impact did the War have on the United States' standing in the world?
The United States emerged as the world’s greatest industrial power.
These are the four MAIN causes why World War I started with an example of each cause.
Militarism (Germany builds up military to compete),
Alliances (countries pledge to defend each other, drives everyone into war - list any alliance),
Imperialism (competing for expanding territories caused conflict - list an example),
Nationalism (extreme pride and cultural superiority causes competition and tension - how might this affected any country involved?)
What are three social changes that occurred in the United States thanks to to the impact of World War I?
The Great Migration
Women Entering the Workforce (1 million)
Support for women's suffrage
This is an example of how German immigrants were treated in the United States during the war
- Physical brutality (flogging, murder, tarred and feathered in one case)
- Socially ostracized (fired for jobs, books and music removed, renaming items to not have German affiliation)
These are at least 5 aspects of the Treaty:
German disarm,
pay reparations,
accept sole responsibility,
League of nations,
9 new nations,
Central Powers surrender their colonies
Name one political, social, economic, and European impact of the War:
overthrow of monarchies,
women in the workforce,
demand for consumer goods US leads the world,
entire generations of men lost,
Europe is destroyed