Causes of WWI
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Weapons & Warfare
End of War
Homefront & Laws
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This acronym represents the four main causes of WWI

What is MAIN (Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism)?

100

Wilson campaigned on this slogan about staying out of war

What is 'He kept us out of war'?

100

Trenches became necessary because these weapons could now do this and kill hundreds

What are machine guns that could fire long range

100

The armistice ending WWI was signed on this date

What is November 11, 1918? (11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month)

100

The number of points in Wilson's plan for peace

What is fourteen?

200

When countries compete to build bigger militaries, trying to surpass each other, it's called this

What is an arms race?

200

This British ship was sunk by Germany, killing 128 Americans

What is the Lusitania?

200

New weapons and technological advancements in WWI resulted in more killing, making this war...?

What is an industrial war?

200

This 1919 treaty formally ended WWI between Germany and the Allies

What is the Treaty of Versailles?

200

Point 14 proposed this international organization to maintain peace

What is the League of Nations?

300

The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand best demonstrates the role of this cause in starting WWI

What is nationalism?

300

Germany proposed this country should attack the U.S. to recover Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona

What is Mexico?

300

These underwater vessels engaged in unrestricted warfare, violating traditional maritime law

Submarines (U-Boats)

300

This provision required Germany to accept blame for the war

What is the War Guilt Clause?

300

These 1917 and 1918 acts restricted civil liberties and freedom of speech during WWI

What are the Espionage and Sedition Acts?

400

The Triple Alliance and Triple Entente are examples of this WWI cause

What are alliances?

400

The U.S. officially entered WWI on this date in 1917

What is April 6, 1917?

400

Life in these dugouts was described as 'hell on earth' with lice, rats, and dead bodies everywhere

What are trenches?

400

These four leaders were known as the 'Big 4' at the peace conference

Who are Wilson (US), Lloyd George (Great Britain), Clemenceau (France), and Orlando (Italy)?


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Propaganda posters encouraging people to save food and resources had this intent

What is to convince Americans to conserve resources needed for the war effort?

Do their part from the home front.

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What are the 4 major causes of WWI?

What are...?

  • Militarism 
    • Arms race, military buildup
  • Alliances 
    • Triple Alliance & Triple Entente
  • Imperialism 
    • Competition for colonies
  • Nationalism 
    • Extreme pride in one's nation
500

Germany's notice warning travelers about dangers at sea referred to this military strategy

What is unrestricted submarine warfare?

500

Fresh U.S. troops arriving in 1918 broke this military situation where neither side could advance

What is a stalemate?

500

Germany was required to pay this total amount in reparations

What is $33 billion (or 132 billion gold marks)?

500

Why did the U.S NOT sign the treaty of Versaillies?

Senators feared it would entangle the US in foreign conflicts and they feared that they would lose their power (to declare war)