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a union formed between two countries for a shared benefit

alliance

100

president during WW1

Woodrow Wilson

100

Year the US joined WW1

1917

100

written in Versailles, France to officially end the war, very harsh to Gemany

Treaty of Versailles

100

belief in a strong military and using that military to get your way

militarism

200

No Man’s Land was—

Land between the trenches

200

belief that one's nation or nationality is superior to all others

nationalism

200

Wilson's plan for peace

14 Points

200

 At the start of World War I, U.S. policy was—

 neutrality

200

Many U.S. citizens were considered ___________, meaning they did not want to enter the way. They would rather be left alone.

Isolationists

300

 Attrition warfare focused on—

 wearing down the enemy

300

taking over another nation's land, usually for economic or military gain

imperialism

300

British cruise liner with 128 Americans aboard sunk by German submarine

Lusitania

300
  1. Which event pushed U.S. opinion toward war?

Zimmerman telegram

300

spreading of information with specific intent to alter someone's viewpoint

propaganda

400

final "spark" that set off WW1

assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

400

 Which country used unrestricted submarine warfare?

 germany

400

fictional character created by the US government to encourage men to join the Army

Uncle Sam

400

What country was the Zimmerman telegram sent to and  what country sent it 

Mexico and was sent by Germany

400

area between the trenches

no man's land

500

most common form of fighting

trench warfare

500

African American Soldiers who got rewarded by the French Army (Croix de Guerre) but dissed by the US Army

Harlem Hell Fighters

500

German submarines used in WW1 and WW2

u-boats or unterseeboat

500

sold to help finance WW1 in the United States

Liberty Bonds (give $ to the government)

500

What was “shell shock” during World War I

 A psychological condition caused by the trauma of combat