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| Over what time span did World War I take place? |
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| What is the "spark" that started World War I? |
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| Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand |
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| What were the four major causes of World War I? Don't just list them…be able to explain each cause !!! (starts with M) |
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| Military Alliances - Nations were secret allies that made a minor dispute turn into a world war. |
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| What were the four major causes of World War I? Don't just list them…be able to explain each cause !!! (starts with C) |
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| Competition for Colonies - Countries did not have enough colories and wanted to get more land and protect existing land. |
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| What were the four major causes of World War I? Don't just list them…be able to explain each cause !!! (starts with N) |
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| Nationalism - Devotion to one's country, both sides refused to lose. |
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| What were the four major causes of World War I? Don't just list them…be able to explain each cause !!! (starts with A) |
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| Arms race - Building up armed forces caused another country to build up their weapons, causing the cycle to repeat |
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| Name the two big alliances before the war and what they were called once the war began? (starts with C) |
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| Name the two big alliances before the war and what they were called once the war began? (starts with A) |
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| What were the different weapons and methods of fighting in WWI. (starts with M) |
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| What were the different weapons and methods of fighting in WWI. (starts with T) |
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| What were the different weapons and methods of fighting in WWI. (starts with P) |
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| What were the different weapons and methods of fighting in WWI. (starts with A) |
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| What year did the United States enter the war? |
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| Prior to entering the war , what was the United States policy called? |
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| What are the three major reasons for America's entry into the war? Explain. (starts with S) |
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| What are the three major reasons for America's entry into the war? Explain. (starts with Z) |
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| What are the three major reasons for America's entry into the war? Explain. (starts with R) |
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| Explain how the following helped Americans support and win the war: Victory Bonds (also called Liberty Bonds) |
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| Paid for food and supplies, over 1/2 of the war's cost |
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| Explain how the following helped Americans support and win the war: Victory Gardens |
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| Allowed processed food to go to the war. |
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| Explain how the following helped Americans support and win the war: The Draft (Selected Service Act) |
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| Explain how the following helped Americans support and win the war: Bureaucracies (such as the War Industries Board, Comitte on Public Information, National War Labor Board and the Food Administration) |
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| Limited supplies nessassary to the war. |
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| Explain how the following helped Americans support and win the war: Espionage Act |
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| Outlawed protest agains the war |
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| Who took over power in Russia? (group) |
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| Russia leaves the war after they sign this treaty (two words) |
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| What general leads the American Expeditionary forces? |
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| What is one major battle that Americans fight in France (starts with B) |
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| What is one major battle that Americans fight in France (starts with A) |
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| Argonne Forest, Battle of |
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| At the Paris Peace Conference in 1919, who are the Big Four countries (starts with G) |
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| At the Paris Peace Conference in 1919, who are the Big Four countries (starts with F) |
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| At the Paris Peace Conference in 1919, who are the Big Four countries (starts with I) |
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| At the Paris Peace Conference in 1919, who are the Big Four countries (starts with U) |
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| President Wilson's plan for peace is called |
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| Explain Open Diplomacy within Wilson's plan. |
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| All agreements between countries should be open, not secret |
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| Explain National self-determination within Wilson's plan. |
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| Every group of people with the same languages, customs, and same area of living, should have their own country |
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| Explain The League of Nations within Wilson's plan. |
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| All countries should get together to work out problems peacefully |
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| What is the name of the Treaty that ended World War I? |
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| Why did the League of Nations fail? Explain. |
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| The US did not join it, even though they founded it. |
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