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WWI: Causes, The War, The Effects on the World
WWI: Causes, The War, The Effects on the World
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Causes of WWI to the Armistice and the World Changes
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US President Woodrow Wilson took a stance of ______, meaning US would not get involved in WWI
Imperialism
Isolationism
Expansionism
Neutrality
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Who was assassinated in Austria-Hungary and this became the catalyst for WWI?
Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie.
President Wilson and his wife, Suzie
Kaiser Wilhelm II and his wife Princess Gertrude
Princip Gavilro and his wife Sarah
3
Reason given the world by USA when they entered WWI.
To have control over the League of Nations.
Needed to pass Selective Service Act, Rationing
To Make the World Safe for Democracy”
To maintain #1 world's most powerful nation.
4
"Black Jack" Pershing was sent to Europe w/t American troops called ? to fight Germans in Fr.
America's Best Fighting Force
Ruffians, thieves, and robbers
America's Leathernecks
American Expeditionary Force
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Known as "Red Baron", was a fighter pilot with Germany credited with 80 air combat victories.
Manfred Albrecht Freiherr von Richthofen
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Freiherr von Richmond
Manfred Mangella
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This act was passed to take care of traitors who spied on America & brought harm to US.
Rosenbaum Act
High Crimes and Misdemeanor Act
Espinoge Act
Sedition Act
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The German submarines caused havoc upon the oceans and seas at the beginning of WWI.
U-Boats
V-Boats
C-Boats
S-Boats
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Sinking of the _______ by U-Boats; 128 American citizens were killed. Enraged Americans!
Lusitania
USS Maine
Freemont
Louisiana
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Definition of a "total" war is
participating countries give all their resources war effort
coupons issued to military personnel
rationing takes place
required victory gardens
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This
socialist ran for President of US six times, once while in prison charged with Espionage.
Eddie Rickenbacker
Eugene Debs
Edward Dubberly
Eugene Duffy
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What was the primary goal of President Woodrow Wilson's 14 Points?
To destroy Germany's army for good.
To make sure America maintained her #1 world status.
To elect another leader for Austria-Hungary.
To prevent future wars.
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This was signed and it had provisions in it that made Germany pay war reparations in Europe.
Marsailles Peace Treaty
Treaty of Versailles
Armistice of Versailles
Armistice of Paris
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New method of fighting for both sides; dirty, dangerous, disease ridden, rat problem, exposure.
Cave warfare
Guerilla warfare
Air Combat Warfare
Trench warfare
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Conscientious objector with a rifle a revolver;killed 25 Germans & with 6 others, captured 132
Albert Richeleu
Alvin Young
Adam York
Alvin York
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This heavy guard of destroyers escorts of merchant ships across the ocean helped speed up war
Tanks
Gatlin Gun
The Convoy System
Flamethrowers
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The Russian Revolution, labor strikes led by Communists/Socialist in the US caused the ___ ___.
Red Scare
RussianScare
Chinese Scare
Navitism Scare
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WWI or the "Great War...to end all wars" was a _______________ war. Many nations involved.
Secluded
Regional
Sectional
Global
18
USSC stated that you could not say anything in time of war that would bring the country harm.
Plessy v Ferguson
Scheneck v US
White v US
Delgado v US
19
What eventually brought the US into WWI?
Sinking of Lusitania, Sussex, and Arabic.
Assassination of Ferdinand, Armenian Genocide, Lusitania
Armenian Genocide, Unrestricted submarine warfare;sunk ships
Trench warfare, unrestricted submarine warfare, Red Baron
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Disease that took toes and fingers of soldiers fighting in horrid conditions of the trenches.
Trench dysentary
Trench Stench
Trench Shell Shock
Trench Rot
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This was an organization for nations to discuss & settle grievances w/o having to resort to war
League of Nations
Treaty of Versailles Committee
League of The Americas
League of United Nations
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This act was passed to push Americans who betrayed their country.
High Crime and Misdemeanor Act
Sedition Act
Espinoge Act
Fair Trade Act
23
What type of sea warfare did Germany engage in where they sunk all types of ships?
unrestricted submarine warfare
unrestricted mining of harbors
unrestricted air combat
unrestricted gatlin gun warfare
24
Neuro-toxin used by the Germans, shuts down your nervous system and disfigures you.
Mustard Gas
Petro gas
Mango gas
Neuro gas
25
Major battle in France fought by American Expeditionary Force...ended WWI with an armistice.
Battle for Allgone Forest
Battle for Paris
Battle for the Seine
Battle for Argonne Forest
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On November 11, 1918 at 11 a.m. an __________ was signed between Germany and the Triple Entente
Peace Treaty
Cessation of Aggression
Paris Peace Treaty
Armistice
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Americans would buy --- --- to help finance the war. After the war they got interest + money.
conscription notes
stocks
war bonds
victory gardens
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These targeted Russians & Communists and caused thousands to be deported or detained by the US.
Pal Raids
Patsy Raids
Pacifist Raids
Palmer Raids
29
What two "fronts" was WWI found on?
Western and Southern
Eastern and Northern
Eastern and Western
Northern and Southern
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American fighter WWI:Medal of Honor recipient;26 aerial victories, fighter ace in the war.
Alvin York
Eddie Rickenbacker
The Red Baron
Charles Lindberg
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What were the M.E.A.N. causes of WWI, prior to the US getting involved?
Militarism, Expansionism, Alliances, Nationalism
Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Need for Resources
Missionaries, Alliances, Impoverished people, Nationalism
Money, Aggravated Borders,Imperialism,Need for Resources
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After WWI, Af-Americans left the South; hoped to find jobs and no discrimination during the was
The Great Dispersion
The Great Migration
The Great Gathering
The Great Awakening
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US Senator who rejected Treaty of Versailles & the U.S. never joined the League of Nations.
Alvin York
Eddie Rickenbacker
Woodrow Wilson
Henry Cabot Lodge
34
Americans would plant these in order to feed their families so food could be sent to soldiers.
Flowers
Victory Flags
Victory Gardens
Trees
35
The fear of German Americans, known as __________, caused many to be put in internment camps.
Racism
Nationalism
Prejudice
Nativtism
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"individual who has claimed the right to refuse to perform military service"; freedom religion
Seditionist
Traitor
Conscientious objector
war protestor
37
This note from the German ambassador to Mexico was the final straw for US....going to war now.
Riechcman Note
San Pedro Note
Zippydodaman Note
Zimmerman Note
38
Racial unrest increased after WWI because ___-____ took the jobs of soldiers who were at war.
Japanese Americans
African Americans
German Americans
Spanish Americans
39
Government or news media give you half truths and half lies about what is going on in war is
Passing the buck
propoganda
Indoctrination
Selective Service Act
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The Serbian assassin who murdered Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie.
Princip Gravilo
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Paul Gravel
Duke Romanov
41
One major aspect of a total war includes the registration of all males for service, called
conscription or the draft
coupons for purchasing food
mandatory surrender of weapons for war effort
government owned and operated businesses
42
The Triple Alliance during WWI consisted of
Germany, Italy and Austria-Hungary
Russia, Germany, Italy
The US, Germany, Russia
Germany, Italy, US
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The Triple Entente during WWI included
Britain, Russia, France
The US, Russia, Germany
France, Germany, Italy
Russia, Germany, Italy
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Term used to describe WWI because neither side really won; two steps forward and one step back.
Armistice
Stagnation
Stalemate
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