American War Effort
Winning the War
Treaty of Versailles
War Effects
Extras that would make great Constructed Response Questions
200

This law created the draft to grow the size of the American Military in WW1

Selective Service Act

200

Because Britain's navy did this, keeping no goods from coming in or out of Germany, Germany ran out of supplies and could no longer realistically fight the war by November 1918

Blockade

200

The Treaty of Versailles forced Germany to sign the "War Guilt Clause" which made them accept what? 

Blame for the War

200

Name for PTSD suffered by soldiers as a result of the near constant artillery "shelling"

Shell Shock

200

What was the purpose of the League of Nations and the 14 Points by Woodrow Wilson

To prevent the outbreak of future war and to avoid another rise of Militarism, secret alliances, imperialism, and Nationalism

400

This agency converted American factories from making consumer goods to war materials to help manage the war effort economically 

War Industries Board

400

With no war on American soil, this allowed the US to manufacture these to overwhelm Germany in 1917 and 1918 

War materials/supplies

400

Was the War really Germany's fault?

No

400

Wilson wanted other nations to have "Self-Determination" in which the nations could rule themselves without fear of being taken over by an Empire. He also wanted the creation of this organization to prevent the outbreak of future wars: 

League of Nations

400

What was the purpose of Propaganda Posters made by the Committee of Public Information, led by George Creel? 

To encourage the American public's support of the war (be sure to tell me what specifically Americans were encouraged to do on the test)

600

Aside from buying Liberty Bonds and rationing food, American civilians were encouraged to grow these in their backyards

Victory Gardens

600

The US's entry into World War 1 tipped the war in the allies favor since the Allies now had millions of new (blanks) to help fight the already exhausted Germans

Soldiers

600

Germany had to accept a loss of (Blank) after the war.

Land

600

The name of Wilson's 14 point peace plan to make sure another World War never happened again: 

14 Points

600

Explain how Unrestricted Submarine Warfare and the Zimmerman Note led to greater outrage from the American public and led to a greater anti-German sentiment in the US

USW led to the loss of American lives despite the US not being at war and the Zimmerman note proved that Germany was plotting to attack the US via Mexico 

800

3 Patriotic Activities American citizens were asked to do was: Buy: (Blanks), (blank) food, and plant (blank)

Liberty Bonds, Ration/Preserve, Victory Gardens

800

The moving of African-Americans from the South to Northern cities where war manufacturing jobs were available helped produce more and more war goods to help win the war. What is the name of this Migration? 

Great Migration

800

Germany had to pay $33 Billion in (blank) to the allies for "starting" the war

Reparations

800

Why did the Senate refuse to ratify the Treaty of Versailles? 

Americans were afraid of getting dragged into another World War if they joined

800

How did the US declaring War on Germany affect government power? 

Creation of Selective Service Act, War Industries Board, Food Administration, Committee of Public Information, Espionage and Sedition Act, etc. all led to the greater expansion of power of the government over the economy, social life, and the ability to freely express one's beliefs. It granted greater power to the government but to less "freedoms" for the average American citizen.

1000

The Sedition Act punished people for: 

Spreading Anti-War messages that the government felt threatened the War Effort

1000

The War ended on this exact date when the Germans signed the armistice to end fighting in the War

November 11, 1918 

1000

To further punish Germany, this happened to the German military: 

Reduced to the point Germany could not defend itself

1000

Germany was devastated by the War and further devastated and humiliated by the Treaty of Versailles. This desperate situation helped give rise to this future German leader who would take power in Germany just 15 years after the end of the War, and arguably one of the most evil men to ever exist

Adolf Hitler

1000

(Not a CR question). When did the war start and when did it end?

1914-1918