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| What are the causes for WWI? |
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- Militarism
- Alliances
- Imperialism
- Nationalism
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| What was the result of the court case Schenck v. the U.S.? |
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| Limited individual freedom of speech from falsely conveying danger |
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| What sparked the first decleration of WWI? |
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| The assasination of Franz Ferdinand |
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| Were women allowed to officially serve in the military? |
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| Yes but only nurses could go overseas |
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| What did the Fuel Administration introduce to conserve energy? |
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| What was the Great Migration? |
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| African Americans and Mexicans going north for work |
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| What countries were part of the "Big Four"? |
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- U.S.
- Britain
- Italy
- France
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| What countries were part of the Triple Alliance? |
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- Ottoman Empire
- Germany
- Austria-Hungary
- Italy
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| What was stated in the Zimmerman telegram? |
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| If Mexico sided with Germany, Germany would help them reclaim lost territory. |
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| What was ordered in the Selective Service Act? |
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| For Conscription to be legal for men age 21-30 |
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| What was the task of the committee of public information? |
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| To sell the war to America |
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| What two acts silenced criticism of the war? |
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- Sedition Act
- Espionage Act
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| What were airplanes used for in WWI? |
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| What region in southeastern Europe believed in the idea of nationalism? |
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| Who fought for the Triple Entente? |
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- Great Britain
- France
- Russia
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| What group took power in Russia and established a Communist government? |
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| What was the major problem in Germany's plan to invade France? |
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| Germany had to march through Belgium which was believied to be neutral territory but it turned out that Belgium had decided to join with France. |
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| What was the task of the War Industries Board? |
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| To look over the construction of supplies for the war effort |
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| What was the purpose of the Sussex Plege? |
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| To make germany give warning before sinking ships |
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| What was the result of the Battle of the Argonne Forest? |
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| We broke open a hole in the German lines and one, it was the most massive bloodiest battle in U.S. History |
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| What was the result of the Treaty or Brest-Litovsk? |
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| Germany gets Poland, Ukraine, and Finland from Russia. |
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| Who was sent to capture Pancho Villa? |
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| What Serbian group was behind the assasination of Archduke Ferdinand? |
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| Who was appointed to head the War Industries Board? |
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| What was the only Allied Power not invited to the Paris Peace Conference? |
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| What treaty ended the war? |
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| What was the name of the Russian Communist Party and who was the leader? |
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| Bolshevicks, Vladamir Lenin |
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| The area between the trenches |
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| What were some new technologies used during WWI? |
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- Machine guns
- Tanks
- Poison gas
- Gas masks
- Air planes
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| Describe the events that pushed the U.S. toward entering WWI? |
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- The sinking of the Lusitania
- The breaking of the Sussex Pledge
- The Zimmerman Telegram
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| Describe Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points by summarizing the main purpose of the first five, then the next eight, and finally the fourteenth point? |
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- Free Trade
- Disarmament
- Freedom of the Seas
- Impartial Adjustment of Colonial Claims
- Open Democracy
- Central Powers have to evacuate the countries they invaded
- The League of Nations
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| What were the results of WWI? |
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- The Treaty of Versallies
- The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
- Germany paying for War Damages
- The Fourteen Points
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