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Postwar
100

Building up armed forces for their use in a threatening manner is known as what?

Militarism

100

His assassination sparked the beginning of WWI

Archduke Ferdinand
100

This type of fighting led to a three and a half year stalemate in the war.

Trench warfare

100

The Espionage and Sedition Acts allowed the government to do what?  

Silence opposition to the war or challenge their authority

100
American president during WWI
Wilson
200

The practice of acquiring colonies is called what?

Imperialism

200

American ace pilot in WWI who shot down more than 25 enemy planes

Eddie Rickenbacker

200

This involved merchant vessels traveling in large groups with naval ships acting as guards.

Convoy System

200

What was the name of the main wartime regulatory body, which raised industrial production during the war and was headed up by Bernard Baruch?

War Industries Board

200

Wilson, Clemenceau, Orlando and Lloyd George were given what nickname?

Big 4

300

The war might have involved only two nations, Austria-Hungary and Serbia if not for what?

Alliances

300

A conscientious objector who served in the war and won numerous awards for courage and valor for killing and capturing so many enemy soldiers.

Alvin York

300

Three examples of modern mechanized warfare during WWI

Tanks, airplanes, machine guns, poison gas
300

George Creel headed up the WWI propaganda agency.  What was it called?

Committee on Public Information

300

Peace Treat that ended WWI

Treaty of Versailles
400

Name of the British ship sunk by German U-boats which cost the lives of nearly 1200 people.

Lusitania

400

Commander of the American Expeditionary Force.

John J. Pershing

400
Alliance consisting of France, Britain and Russia during WWI
Allies
400

This was the law that created the military draft.

Selective Service Act

400

What was a weakness of the treaty ending WWI?

Didn't treat all nations justly--especially the losers

Made Germany accept the war guilt clause

Reparations were too costly

500

The Great Migration was the large scale movement of hundreds of thousands of Southern African Americans to what places during and after the war?  

Northern Cities

500
Former muckraking journalist who was the head of the Committee on Public Information

George Creel

500

What military tactic used by the British caused widespread starvation in Germany?

Blockade

500

Why were labor leaders targeted by the Espionage and Sedition Act? 

Demanded better conditions for workers even during a war crisis

500

What was the name of Wilson's postwar plan?

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