Chapter 24 Review - WWI

Which word describes people opposed to the use of violence?

What is one example of the way new technology changed the way battles were fought in WW1?

Which country did the Treaty of Versailles force to accept full responsibility for WWI?

Which three countries made up the Triple Entente?

The Committee on _______ promoted WWI as a battle for democracy and freedom.

What ended President Wilson's speaking tour in support of the League of Nations?

What was the main reason for the creation of the League of Nations?

Which term below means: "prevents a single nation from dominating the others?"

Which of these laws was used by the U.S. government to silence opposition to war?

What is the term for "an understanding among nations?"

Americans did not want to join WW1 because many of them were :

"Heatless Mondays" and Daylight Saving Time were two methods the gov't used to save __________

Who had the world's largest and strongest navy during WWI?

Which intercepted document caused Americans to react angrily against the Germans in 1917?

What do you call a "Celebration of Military Ideals?"

The United States agreed with all of the components of the Treaty of Versailles.

Which country rejected the Treaty of Versailles in 1920?

The terms of the German armistice required Germany to withdraw all forces west of the ______?

The ALLIES during WW1 were:

Which method of informing was used by Allies and Central Powers to gain public support?

Who surrendered to the Allied Powers in 1918?

Forming alliances, gaining colonies, and increasing military arms caused what?

What is the term used to refer to American Soldiers during WWI?

A German Submarine sank the British steamship ________ and killed more than 100 U.S. citizens.

The National War Labor Board pressured businesses to adopt the ___________ work day.

In 1918, the _____ made it a crime to criticize the United States Government.

Whose assassination sparked WWI?

Herbert Hoover's ______encouraged American farmers to produce more and the public to eat less.

What was the subject of the last of Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points?

Who headed the Committee on Public Information?

Which event led to the start of WW1?

Which of these was a German promise to warn neutral ships of impending attacks?

Which of these battles marked the biggest American attack in history?

Which term means "gathering resources in preparation of war?"

Germany had to pay war debt, give up lang, and lose colonies according to which document?

Who was the leader of the Bolsheviks?

Which Treaty ended fighting between Germany and Russia?

What is a defense agreement among nations called?

President _____ did not agree with placing so much of the blame on GER at the end of the war.

Which battle made it clear that neither side could win WWI quickly or easily?

Who was the Supreme Commander of the American Expeditionary Force? (AEF)

Which of these did President Wilson claim was endangered by the Central Powers of WWI?

What name is given to the northward relocation of African Amer. from 1914-1920?

"War Gardens" and food conservation were all

Who was the U.S. Congressperson who voted against American entry into WWI?

Which three countries made up the Triple Alliance?

Where was the 1919 international peace conference held?

Which new weapon/strategy did the Germans use against Allied troops begin. in April, 1915?

The CENTRAL powers during WW1 were:

What type of agreement ended WWI?