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WW1 study guide
November 11, 1918
Battle of the Argonne Forest
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Battle of the Argonne Forest
Battle that caused more than 120,000 American casualties.
Battle that caused no casualties.
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November 11, 1918
Armistice Day
Veterans Day
D-Day
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Armistice
A cease-fire that came to effect.
A surrender put into effect
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Great Migration/Great Trek North
Americans and British immigrating to Germany
Mexicans and Africans immigrating to America.
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Battle of the Somme
Battle that caused more than 60,000 British Casualties.
Battle that caused 60,000 American Casualties
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Russian Revolution (1917)
The Nazis rise to power
The Allies rise to power
The Bolsheviks rise to power
The Aliens rise to power
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War Industries Board (WIB)
Let it die! Let it die!
Government's central war agency
Government's central peace agency
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Treaty of Versailles
Treaty that caused confusion and delay
Treaty that saved Germany from the war
Treaty that punished America and ended the war
Treaty that punished Germany and ended the war
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Arms Race
Fight for supremacy
Fight for victory
Fight for Arms
Fight for money
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National Defense Act (1916)
Increase of food and fuel
Increase of entertainment
Increase of the US Army
Increase of the Government
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“National Self Determination”
Wilson's Belief that nations are not allowed to be self determined
Wilson's belief that nations are allowed to be self determined
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Schenck v. United States
Court case. How the Espionage and Sedition acts violate the 1st amendment
Court case. How the Espionage and Sedition acts support the 1st amendment
Court case. How the 1st amendment needs to be removed
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National War Labor Board (NWLB)
Board that dealt with disputes over different nations.
Board that dealt with disputes between workers and employers.
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Stalemate
It seemed impossible that the war will be over
The war will end
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Committee on Public Information (CPI)
Committee that created news in order for Americans to support the war
Committee that created propaganda in order for Americans to support the war
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Zimmerman Note (1917)
Note from Germany that proposes Mexican alliance
Note from Mexico that proposes German alliance
Note from Hans Zimmer about his work on that business infant movie
Note from Britain that proposes US alliance
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Central Powers
Britain, France, and Russia
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire
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Selective Services Act (1917)
A wider range of 20-30 for more recruits
A wider age range of 18-45 for more recruits.
A smaller range of 20-30 for more recruits
Bingo killing Bluey so that she can be happy.
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League of Nations
International association to win future wars
International association to help prevent future wars
Batman
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Allied Powers
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire
Britain, France, and Russia
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Gavrillo Princip
Serbian nationalist who killed Franz Ferdinand
Archduke of Austria-Hungary
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Espionage and Sedition Act
Measure that allowed acts of violence
its treason then
Measure that outlawed acts of violence
Measure that outlawed acts of treason
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Big Four
America, France, Britain, Italy
George, Tom, Ted, Abe
Russia, Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire
Curchill, Chamberlain, and the Wolf
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Bolsheviks
Peacemaker Russian soldiers
Liberal Russian socialists
This is Bolshevik!
Radical Russian socialists
