Challenges to Neutrality
Total War
Propaganda
Fighting for Democracy
Keeping the Peace
Misc. WW1
100
This term means a government policy or doctrine of taking no role in the affairs of other nations
What is Isolationism?
100
Wilson justified U.S. entry in WWI to Congress by telling them the world needed to be safe for this.
What is Democracy?
100
This committee was established to the war to the public
What is the Public Information Committee?
100
General Pershing's war doctrine.
What is open warfare?
100
The Germans surrendered this holiday.
What is Veteran's/ Armistice Day?
100
The United States had to resort to using this foreign policy tool under Presidents T. Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson.
What is the military?
200
This type of agreement/ relationship lessens the chance for war between two nations.
What is trade?
200
This swine like like island produced 122 ships per month.
What is Hog Island?
200
This poster uses this specific technique to get its message across.
What is Dehumanization?
200
The first American battle of WWI was called this.
What is the Battle of Cantigny?
200
In the Treaty of Versailles, Germany was forced to accept this for the war.
What is Responsibility/ blame?
200
This promissory note from Germany to Mexico was intercepted by British Intelligence officers and triggered Wilson to enter the war.
What is the Zimmerman
Telegram?
300
Germany use of this two word war strategy hurt U.S. trade with Britain and France, and even killed some citizens.
What is unrestricted submarine warfare?
300
These bonds raised 21 billion dollars for America's war efforts.
What are Liberty Bonds?
300
This poster appeals to a father's ____________
What is Pride/ Emotion?
300
The Americans fought on this side of the front.
What is the South?
300
Wilson's 14 points were designed to eliminate these to make the world safe for democracy.
What are the MAIN causes of WWI?
300
This poisonous gas, used in WWI, ate away the flesh of those exposed to it.
What is mustard gas?
400
The vigilante solution to unrestricted submarine warfare shown below caused challenges to American Neutrality
What is the arming of merchant ships
400
This industries board, created by Woodrow Wilson, allocated raw materials, eliminated waste, and expanded production during WWI.
What is the War Industries Board?
400
Some propaganda posters used the name of this Germanic tribe to make the Germans seem more barbaric.
Who were the Huns
400
The number of days in the last allied offensive of WWI
What is 100?
400
Germany was forced to pay 30 billion dollars worth of these.
What are reparations?
400
This type of foreign policy tool uses negotiation, talking, and treaties.
What are diplomatic tools?
500
Wilson's ideas for how the war should end challenged America's neutrality because he favored this type of regime that Germany was not.
What is democracy/democratic
500
This act brought 3 million males into the U.S. military.
What is the Selective Service Act?
500
The Army promised soldiers this to get them to join.
What is education, training, or money for education?
500
The 100 day offensive marked the first time soldiers on the ground coordinated their efforts with these two new war machines?
What are planes and tanks?
500
This international organization was created in Wilson's 14 points.
What is the League of Nations?
500
Trade agreements, loans, and sanctions fall under this foreign policy tool type.
What are economic tools?
600
The sinking of this ship by German U-boats caused Wilson to force Germany into an idealistic promise they couldn't keep
What was the Sussex
600
People saved food for soldiers by not eating these two rhyming food products on certain days.
What is meat or wheat?
600
The lady in this poster.
Who is Columbia?
600
In this last battle of WWI Allied forces used gas shells, infantry and air intelligence to defeat the German military.
What is the Meuse Argonne?
600
This economic practice in Germany caused massive hyper inflation.
Printing too much money
600
This approach to foreign policy philosophy considers how things should be less than how they are.
What is an idealistic approach?
700
England pressured the United States to join the war because they didn't believe in this three word idea of Wilson's
What is Peace Without Victory?
700
This government organization, created by Woodrow Wilson, helped farmers grow more grain than they ever thought possible.
What was the Food Administration?
700
This poster uses this technique to get immigrants to return the favor.
What is Reciprocation/ Reciprocity?
700
This chemical used in the Meuse Argon attacked and dissolved the cells in a person's lungs causing them to drown in their own fluids.
What is Phosgene Gas?
700
This caused the League of Nations to fail.
What is the U.S. didn't join or What is lack of enforcement?
700
According Dr. James Rosenau, this is the most purely political act.
What is getting someone to change their behavior across an international border?