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In what year did the U.S. Join the war?

1917

100

What were the German submarines called?

U-Boats

100

What is another name for war bonds?

Liberty bonds

100

Name the members of the Triple Entente

France, Great Britain, Russia

100

Who was President of the U.S. during WWI?

Woodrow Wilson

200

Which alliance did the U.S. Join?

Allied Powers

200

What was the name of the area between the trenches called?

No Man's Land

200

Define conscription

compulsory military service- the draft

200

Name the members of the Central Powers

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, and Ottoman Empire

200

Define mobilization

Bringing into use- resources and military

300

What is the name of the passenger ship sunk by a German submarine torpedo killing 128 Americans?

The Lusitania

300

In the North Sea, Great Britain prevented arms, food, and supplies going to Germany using what strategy?

British Blockade/Naval Blockade

300

What was the name of the agency that created support for the war through propaganda?

Committee of public Information (CPI)

300

When Russia dropped out of the war, what did it allow Germany to do?

Move troops to the western front

300

What is a conscious objector?

Refused to serve as it violated their religious belief to kill others.

400

What is the name of the system the U.S. used to protect their merchant ships?

Convoy System

400

What was a deadly weapon used in trench warfare that caused neither side to be able to advance?

Machine guns

400

What was the purpose of the Espionage and Sedition acts?

Limits freedom of speech, procedures for detecting spies and the crime of using disloyal language about the U.S.

400

Keeping American troops together under General Pershing is known as what?

American Expeditionary Force (AEF)

400

Describe Nationalism

extreme pride in one's country, belief of superiority, leads to rivalries

500

What was the message of Zimmerman Telegram?

Asking Mexico to ally with Germany and attack America in exchange for the promise of U.S. territory. Intercepted by the British.

500

Describe the Schlieffen Plan

Germany march through neutral Belgium to attack France.

500

In Schenck vs U.S., the court upheld it's rule based on evidence of "clear and present danger" following which act?

Sedition Act

500

Why is the Balkan Peninsula referred to as the "Powder Keg" of Europe?

Many ethnicities and nationalities reside there and other countries had a feeling of if conflict arises it would happen there. Ethnic tension.

500

Describe the Sussex Pledge

Sussex was a French passenger ship sank by Germany. Germany Promise not to sink anymore ships if the blockade is lifted.