The Beginnings
The War
The U.S.
Vocab
The Homefront
100

The assassination of who sparked WWI

Archduke Franz Ferdinand

100

Name two new technologies that made WWI deadlier than previous wars. 

Machine Guns, Chemical Weapons, Tanks, Artillery, Airplanes.   

100

When war broke out in Europe, the US stayed out of the conflict. What is the vocab word for this approach?

Neutrality


100

A treaty with another nation promising to support them in times of conflict. 

Alliance

100

Who was president when WWI started, and won re-election in 1916 with the slogan "He kept us out of the War"

Woodrow Wilson

200

Which country (Central Power) declared war on Serbia to start the dominos falling and lead to World War

Austria Hungary

200

Which allied country dropped out of WWI after a revolution in that country brought a new, communist, government into power. 

Russia

200

What is the name of the segregated African American unit that served alongside the French soldiers in key battles in Europe?

The Harlem Hellfighters

200
This group was created after World War 1, but because the US Senate did not ratify the treaty, the U.S. did not join. 

The League of Nations

200

Which group of Americans filled farming and factory jobs left by the young soldiers going overseas?

Women

300

The Allies were led by which three nations?

Great Britain, France and Russia

300

What are the years for World War 1

1914-1918

300

The Zimmerman telegram being discovered revealed a plot for a secret alliance between which two countries?

Germany and Mexico

300

The organized spreading of ideas and opinions, often by a government. 

Propaganda

300

The Selective Service Act required men to register with the U.S. government and to potentially be signed up for the military. What is this act known by?

The Draft

400

The war in Europe quickly fell into a stalemate with both sides dug in. What is the term to represent this?

Trench Warfare

400

The British navy tried to stop supplies from coming into Germany. What is the term for this strategy?

Blockade


400

What was the name of the passenger ship that was sunk by German Submarines in 1915- resulting in 128 American casualties?

The Lusitania

400

The policy of having a large army and glorifying the military

Militarism 

400

The U.S. government encouraged Americans to eat less meat and wheat and use less fuel. What is the vocab term to represent using less?

Conservation

500

What type of chemical warfare was used in WWI?

Mustard Gas (or Chlorine Gas)
500

The Armistice for WWI was signed on what Day, Month and year?

11-11-18

500

In what year and month did the US Declare war on Germany, joining the Allied powers?

April, 1917

500

These allowed citizens to lend money to the government in exchange for a return with interest after a set period. 

Bonds

500

Name one of the laws passed by the U.S. government during WWI that cracked down on any speech that was considered "disloyal"

Espionage Act or Sedition Act

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