World War 1 Review

An organization set up after WW1 where countries could discuss their issues and avoid war

Woodrow Wilson said the US would enter the war to "make the world safe for ___"

The war-guilt clause was part of the Treaty of Versailles which required Germany to ___

The Selective Service Act enabled the American government to force men to join the military with

Examples of new military technology in WW1 include:

The large-scale movement of African-Americans from southern farms to northern cities is called

Before the war, both Germany and Austria-Hungary's governments were ___

The belief in the superiority of your own country

Reparations were required payments from the ____ to the _____

During the war, the American economy was controlled by ___

This approach to shipping provided armed ships to escort merchant ships across the ocean

The 14 Points Plan was a proposed peace treaty by _____

The reason most Americans wanted the enter WW1 was ___

A truce to halt war while both sides try to sign a formal peace treaty is called ___

The Sussex Pledge was a 1915 German commitment not to attack American ____

The Treaty of Versailles was focused on ____

About 30 million people were killed by

Great Britain was the first country to develop ___

The Committee on Public Information was responsible for wartime ____

In the Versailles Treaty, Germany had to accept war guilt, pay reparations to the Allies, and ___

Long-term mental damage as a result of physical/mental stress in the war was called __

U-boats and poison gas were both developed by the ____ military

The two enemy Alliances in WW1 were the ___

This person's assassination was an important factor in the beginning of WW1

Doughboys were _____