WW1 Causes
WW1 Restrictions of society
Wilsons 14 points
Causes of American Imperialism
Events that drove the USA to join the war
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How many alliances were there?
2.
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Who/what people were effected by the government during WW1?
Women, African Americans, German Immigrants, All Americans.
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What was Wilsons goal for the 14 points?
To make peace.
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What is imperialism?
The extension of a nation's power over other lands.
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What heighted WW1 in USA.
Patriotism.
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What started WW1?
The war started when Gavrillo Princip shot Franz Ferdinand and his wife.
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Where were African Americans pushed.
North
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Wilson didn't want weapons or military.
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Why did the USA want to become a world power?
To gain material and to spread democracy.
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What was America's main contribution to the war?
Weapons and money.
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What does U S W stand for?
Unrestricted Submarine Warfare.
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How were women effected by the government?
They fixed cars, traffic tickets, delivered mail, plowed fields.
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Did this plan get approved?
NO-ISH
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What is the reason for political imperialism?
To spread deocracy.
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Why did the USA declare war on Germany?
Ship sank, unrestricted submarine warfare, and the Zimmerman note.
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What countries were involved in WW1?
Great Britain, Russia, Italy, France, Japan.
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Why did Americans get deined the freedom of speech?
The government thinks they can control you.
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Why did Wilson want free trade?
To have cooperation and not fight.
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What was the two popular ideology.
1. strong side sense of nationalism or love of one's country
2. the feeling of cultural superioty
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Did the US do a lot of fighting in WW1?
No.
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What was the 3 big things for Wilson's re-election?
1. Zimmerman Note
2. Lusitania
3. Fear of communism
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Why did Germans get jailed for speaking German?
They were suspicious/spy
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What was the outcomes as a result of the plan? (14 points)
League of nations- The US wasn't involved- The senate said No.
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What impacts did Africa, Asia, Latin America have on the US.
Had new sources of raw material.
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What was the post war positives?
Women got to vote and new opportunities for African Americans/ women.