IB HL1 - WWI and the Americas

RANDOM TRIVIA: By law, 20% of the $1 coins produced by the US mint must feature:

What did Germany say in the Zimmerman Telegram?

Why was the US upset with Mexico over henequen?

What did Mexico think of the offer in the Zimmerman Telegram?

What was the United States' most significant contribution to the Allies in World War I?

What was the significance of the British ship Lusitania?

___ Diplomacy was the name of Wilson's foreign policy, which may have led the US to join WWI.

RANDOM TRIVIA: What is Colorado's official nickname?

The League of Nations was created after WWI, but the United States didn't join. Why?

What was happening in Mexico during WWI that prevented their participation in the war?

What was the United States' initial response to the outbreak of World War I?

What was Canada's status prior to World War I?

Who was noted as challenging Wilson's 14 Points by saying "God himself has only ten!"?

Why was the United States considered unprepared for war when it decided to join WWI?

What was the purpose of the Espionage Act (1917) and the Sedition Act (1918) in the US?

For which country is the Battle of Vimy Ridge significant?

A separate treaty was made for peace with each losing power. Which one was for Germany?

What did President Wilson hope to accomplish with his Fourteen Points?

What were two valuable Mexican products that were useful for the war effort in WWI?

Wilson argued that there should be a "peace without victory" in WWI. What did he mean?

How did the United States and Canada pay for their participation in World War I?

Two main arguments have arisen about the impact of WWI on Canada. Choose one of the two:

Germany resumed unrestricted submarine warfare in January 1917. How did the US respond?

Which of the following is not a reason the US entered World War I?