WORLD WAR I
WORLD WAR I
WORLD WAR I
AMERICAN IMPERIALISM
AMERICAN IMPERIALSIM
100

Also known as the "draft"

Selective Service Act

100

Many say that the acronym M.A.I.N. are the major causes of WWI. What does each letter stand for? 

M. ilitarism

A. lliance System

I. mperialism

N. ationalism

100

Armistice is a

Cease fire

100

Writing newspaper articles that sensationalize the story by exaggerating facts. 

Yellow Journalism

100

President Theodore Roosevelt used his ________ asserting that the U.S. would intervene in any Latin American disputes with foreign powers by acting as a "Policeman". 

Big Stick Policy

200

A German submarine sank this British passenger ship carrying over 120 American civilians; thus causing many Americans to abandon their ideas of American isolationism. 

The Lusitania

200

Germany promised the return of New Mexico, Arizona, and Texas to Mexico, if Mexico allied itself with Germany under the __________.

Zimmerman Telegram (Note)

200

To help pay for the war, the U.S. government sold

War Bonds or "Liberty Bonds"

200

Blew up in Havana Harbor. The press blamed Spain for the attack. 

USS Maine

200

The Hearst press released letter in which the Spanish Ambassador called U.S. president William McKinley "weak". This was called the  

DeLome Letter

300

Germany agreed not to sink anymore merchant ships under the terms of the _________.

Sussex Pledge

300

Trench Warfare generally led to a __________.

The use of the ___________ basically brought an end to Trench Warfare.  

Stalemate

Tank

300

U.S. merchant ships travelled in groups escorted by battleships called a ________. 

CONVOY

300

Report that urged Americans to seize Cuba if Spain would not sell it. 

Ostend Manifesto

300

Theodore Roosevelt led a regiment of men up San Juan Hill, ultimately securing Cuban independence from Spain. The group of volunteers Roosevelt commanded were known as the   

Rough Riders.

400

It made it a crime to use "disloyal" language attacking the government.  

The Sedition Act of 1918 

400

It created posters, pamphlets, billboards, press releases, newsreels, and anti German films. Also hired, "Four Minute Men" to help spread American propaganda. 

The  Committee of Public Information.

400

A new government agency that organized and managed wartime manufacturing.

War Industries Board

400

As a result of the Spanish American War, America claimed the territories of ___________. (Must know all of them to get credit)

Cuban, Puerto Rico, Guam and the Philippines. 

400

Alfred T. Mahan argued that colonies would provide strategic naval bases and encourage trade; America would develop a large navy; America would increase its wealth with trade in his book called _________  

The Influence of Sea Power upon History

500

When President Wilson enumerated his _________, it reflected his view that war should become a crusade for democracy.

Fourteen Points

500

Women spread patriotism during the war and joined the ____________ to show their support for the war effort

The National American Woman Suffrage Association.

(NAWSA)

500

In the case ___________, the Supreme Court upheld limits on free speech whenever "a clear and present danger" is evident.

Schenck v. U.S.

500

The Platt Amendment differed from the Teller Amendment in that the Platt Amendment did promise that America would not annex Cuba, however __________________  

America had the right to intervene in Cuban affairs at anytime. Also, America could build a naval base their as well.

500

President Roosevelt helped negotiate and end to the Sino-Japanese War with the two sides agreeing to the__________ 

Treaty of Portsmouth

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