U.S. History- World War I

Great Britain, France, United States and Russia made up the:

Which of the following was NOT considered a cause of World War I

"Hello Girls" worked these jobs during World War I:

What was unique about the League of Nations?

How did the United States resist involvement in World War I?

This government agency used propaganda to influence opinon's about the war:

What 3 things contributed to United States entering World War I?

What did the War Industries Board do?

What was Wilson' last point in his Fourteen Points?

What countries made up the Central Powers?

What was the platform Woodrow Wilson used to win a second term?

Who was the first president to visit Europe while in office?

This brought the end of World War I and punished Germany:

How did U.S. citizens help with the war effort at home?

What caused a stalemate during WWI?

This is when a country funnels all of its resources into building a powerful military:

What year did World War I end?

According to Schenck v. United States, the government could:

What was the name of the passenger ship sunk by German U-boats in 1915?

What year did the United States enter World War I?

What happened in Russia during World War I?

Who made huge profits helping with the war effort?

The assassination of this person is why some believe WWI started:

What was the land between the trenches known as?

This happened from 1918-1919 that killed 50% of soldiers and had people blaming the Germans:

What was a common theme amongst the Allied countries and Central Powers?

What was the Schlieffen Plan?

This was supposed to ensure that a world war would never happen again: