Why was nationalism so important? 🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷

Belief that your country deserves more success then others.

what is the lusitania?

The British passenger ship that was sank

The information that is used to shape people's thinking.

Why was the Panama Canal created? Who came up with it?

Teddy Roosevelt created the Panama Canal to transport goods

What was the U.S.S Maine?

The USS maine was a ship that sank in the Panama Canal.

Why was militarism a big part of World War 1?

Because it strengthened their armies and Navies.

Why didn't the U.S join the League of Nations?

They did not want to be in anymore conflicts or alliances.

What was trench warfare?

Soldiers on both sides fought from long, narrow ditches.

What is imperialism??

When nations build empires by adding colonies?

What was yellow journalism?

When newspapers exaggerated news to get people to want war.

what is not an example of rations? Choose all that apply.

When you go to starbucks & no coffee was saved for soldiers.

What is the deffinition of alliance?

agreement nations make to support and defend the each other

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Why was nationalism so important? 🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷
All of the above
the information that is used sheped people's thinking
Belief that your country deserves more success then others.
It was a powerful alley
2
what is the lusitania?
The British passenger ship that was sank
A boat
A sea
A persons name
3
What is propogonda?
An agreement to stop fighting
The limits of goods
Not being in war
The information that is used to shape people's thinking.
4
Why was the Panama Canal created? Who came up with it?
Franklin Roosevelt
Teddy Roosevelt created the Panama Canal to transport goods
Teddy Rupert Created the Panama Canal, because it was useful
Abraham Lincoln
5
What was the U.S.S Maine?
The boat that sunk because of scarcity.
The ship that sank in the Cuba boarder.
The USS maine was a ship that sank in the Panama Canal.
The train that crashed because of bombs.
6
Who signed an armistice?
Woodrow wilson
France
america
The Central powers
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What does "a la crate mean?🇪?🇨🇰🇨?🇨🇽🇨🇫🇨🇦🇧🇶🇩🇯🇨🇮
On the menu.
it's not a real word.
Ice tea?🥖☕️Iiiiii☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️
Resturatunt🍔
8
Why was militarism a big part of World War 1?
It is also known as trench warfare
Because it strengthened their armies and Navies.
Militarism is when the military fights.
Because it was their belief
9
Why didn't the U.S join the League of Nations?
None of the above
They were mean
Because they are lazy
They did not want to be in anymore conflicts or alliances.
10
What was trench warfare?
The trenches Inside of the soldiers hospital.
An old saying meaning, "A hard and long war."
It is not an actual trench, just the meaning of war.
Soldiers on both sides fought from long, narrow ditches.
11
What started the Spanish American war? Choose the best answer.
When Cuba wanted freedom from Spain.
The sinking of the USS Maine.
All of the above.
imperialism
12
What is imperialism??
When nations build empires by adding colonies?
None of the above?😱?😜😜😜???😱
The sinking of the USS Maine
octupuses that stretch over different countries.?
13
What was yellow journalism?
All of the above.
When people made the newspapers yellow.
When newspapers exaggerated news to get people to want war.
Cuba wanting to have freedom.
14
Who killed archduke ferdinand?
None of the above
Thedoere roosevelt
The serbian
USS Maine.
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what is not an example of rations? Choose all that apply.
When people treat soilders unfairly.
When some items were saved for soldiers
When you go to the store and some items were for soldiers.
When you go to starbucks & no coffee was saved for soldiers.
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What is the deffinition of alliance?
agreement nations make to support and defend the each other
When trenches get bombed
Trenches that are perment
The places trenches were.

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