Vocabulary
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
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Define: Nationalism

Full loyalty and oath towards your country because you believe it is the best.

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List the countries of the Allied Powers and list the countries of the Central Powers.

Allied: France, Russia, Great Britain, Italy, United States

Central: Austria Hungary, Germany, Bulgaria, Ottoman Empire


100

The sinking of the ______________ was one cause that led the United States to be pulled into WW1.

Lusitania.

100

Which side of the war officially claimed victory?

The Allied Powers.

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At the Paris Peace Conference following the war, which four countries dominated the decisions and were mainly in charge?

The U.S., Italy, UK, and France

200

Define: Victory Gardens

Home grown gardens that helped support the war in conserving food for soldiers

200
What was the immediate "spark" that resulted in the outbreak of World War 1?

The asssassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand (upcoming Austria Hungary leader)

200

The attempt to form a "secret" alliance between Germany and Mexico against the United States was discovered as the ___________________

Zimmerman Note (Telegram)

200

Why did U.S. General Pershing demand that his troops be trained before joining the front lines?

Many of the American troops had no experience fighting. In order to make a strong approach in war and help achieve victory, he required three intense months of training.

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True or False: Germany and the Central Powers were allowed to attend the Paris Peace Conference but could not share opinions. 

False

300

A situation in which neither side can win a decisive victory in war is otherwise known as a ___________

Stalemate

300

What are the four M.A.I.N long term causes of WW1?

Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism

300

What are the five main topics used in the creation of propaganda during WW1?

Recruitment, Conservation, Homefront, Financing the War, Nationalism

300

When was WW1 "officially" over? What allowed this to happen?

The 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918. Signing the armistice.

300

Did the United States join the League of Nations? Why or Why not?

They did not join because the U.S senate did not sign. They did not want to be tied in with other countries and forced into another war.

400

Define the term: "Mobilize" 

Prepare military for war

400

What are the common conditions of trench warfare that soldiers faced during WW1?

-Trench Foot

-Muddy

-Lice

-Loud noises constant

400

Why was the creation of U.S Propaganda so important? Why did the government have to convince many American's about joining/supporting the war?

The U.S. held a position of neutrality for many years which many American's were in favor of.

400

Why did Russia sign a peace treaty to officially leave the war?

The Bolsheviks (Communist group) overthrew the government. This spiraled into several events where Russia could not keep up and was forced to quit the war.

400

What was the name of President Wilson's plan that involved many proposals focused on preventing future conflicts?

14 Points

500

What was the purpose of the National War Labor Board?

To help workers and management avoid strikes and reach agreements.

500

Why were trenches dug in zig zag patterns?

Trenches were dug in zigzag patterns so that the enemy could not stand at one end and fire down the length of a trench

500

What did the Selective Service Act specifically require? (include age range)

All men between the ages of 21-30 had to register into the draft which led to almost 3 million men being drafted.

500

Why was Germany forced to surrender and cease-fire? BE SPECIFIC

After the United States officially joined the war, they were able to create a turning point in the war and Germany's defense starting to go downhill. Germany began to lose the war very quickly and could no longer keep up.

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The final treaty after the war contained several demands of Germany. What was Germany required to do? (4)

Accept total responsibility, Pay the Allied nations, Give up some land, and Decrease Military

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