Causes of WWI
Key People & Events
The War Fronts
U.S. Involvement
Aftermath of WWI
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What were two major alliance systems before WWI?

The Triple Entente and the Triple Alliance

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Who was the U.S. President during WWI?

Woodrow Wilson

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What front was located in France?

Western Front

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What was the U.S. policy at the start of WWI?

Neutrality

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What treaty officially ended WWI?

 the Treaty of Versailles?

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What region was called the "Powder Keg of Europe"?

Balkan Region

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Who was assassinated in Sarajevo in 1914?

Archduke Franz Ferdinand

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What term described the unoccupied area between trenches?

No-man's-land

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Which event finally pushed the U.S. into WWI in April 1917?

Zimmerman Telegram

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What clause blamed Germany for the war?

War-Guilt Clause

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Which nation supported Serbia prior to WWI?

Russia

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What telegram encouraged Mexico to join Germany against the U.S.?

Zimmerman Telegram

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What battle halted the initial German advance in France?

Battle of the Marne

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What type of German warfare angered the U.S.

Unrestricted submarine warfare

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Which U.S. proposal aimed to ensure lasting peace?

Fourteen Points
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What event directly sparked the start of WWI?

The Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

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Who was the German emperor forced to abdicate at the end of the war?

Wilhelm II

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What plan did Germany use to avoid a two-front war?

The Schlieffen Plan

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What was the impact of the U.S. joining the war?

Turning the tide in favor of the Allies

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What international group did Wilson propose but the U.S. didn't join?

League of Nations

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One long-term cause of WWI involving building up armed forces.

Militarism 

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Which Russian Leader withdrew the country from WWI after the revolution?

Vladimir Lenin

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Which country was the Eastern Front located in?

Russia

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Why did the U.S. Senate reject the League of Nations?

The desire to stay out of foreign entanglements

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How did the Treaty of Versailles lead to WWII

Economic Depression and German humiliation