Terms
Spark
America
Endings
Misc.
100

nickname for American troops who fought in WWI

doughboys

100

The spark that led to the outbreak of war

assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary

100

Secret message from Germany to Mexico offering to help Germany regain Texas

Zimmerman note

100

money a defeated nation pays for war damages

reparations

100

New weapons used during WWI

machine guns, flamethrowers, grenades, automobiles and trucks, poison gas, tanks, submarines (u-boats), mines

200

merchant ships travelling in groups protected by naval vessels

convoy system

200

Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia because

Serbia refused to allow Austria-Hungary to send representatives to investigate the Archduke's death

200

Maintaining neutrality was difficult for America for these reasons

German submarine warfare was killing Americans

Allied propaganda influenced American opinion

American trade and loans were with Allied countries

American attitude and culture favored Allied side


200

treaty between the Allies and Germany

Treaty of Versailles

200

an increased emphasis on military might

militarism

300

Germany's plan to sink all ships entering the war zone around Britain

unrestricted submarine warfare

300

Britain declares war on Germany because...

Britain had a treaty to protect neutral Belgium, which Germany invaded

300

Germany violates America's neutral rights are sea by...

declaring unrestricted submarine warfare on all neutral ships

300

Significance of 11/11/1918

the official armistice

300

How Russia's withdrawal from war effected the Western Front

Germany moved troops from the East to the West to continue to fight against Britain, France and US

400

information spread to advance a cause or damage an opponent's cause

propaganda

400

The British passenger ship sunk by a German u-boat

The Lusitania

400

Primary causes of America joining the war

The Zimmerman note and unrestricted submarine warfare

400

Fourteen points

Wilson's plan for peace

400

Ways the US government managed the war effort on the home front

War Industries Board organized industrial production, the government took control of railroads, Fuel Administration directed the use of gasoline, Food Administration instituted food conservation like :meatless Mondays," Committee on Public Information created propaganda to convince Americans to support the war, the War Labor Policies Board regulated workers and kept costs and wages under control

500

style of warfare featuring long ditches dug to conceal and protect troops

trench warfare


500

loyalty or devotion to one's country; a MAIN cause of WWI

nationalism

500

Ways American lives changed on the home front

Victory gardens, women joining the workforce, African Americans moved north for industrial jobs, volunteer organizations helped the war effort, savings bonds

500

League of Nations

organization where nations could settle disagreements peacefully

500

Major factors leading to the outbreak of WWI

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Militarism enabled nations to use military strength against other nations

Alliances were formed that causes countries to be drawn into conflict

Imperialism caused countreies to fight for control of colonies and terrotories

Nationalism caused European nations to desire to increase power and prestige and caused cultural groups who didn't have their own countries to desire one.