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| The TRIPLE ENTENTE included: |
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| The TRIPLE ALLIANCE included: |
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| Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy |
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| Imperialism, Nationalism, Militarism, Alliances |
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| The ALLIED POWERS included: |
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| Russia, Britain, France, Italy, and U.S.A |
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| The CENTRAL POWERS included: |
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| Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire |
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| Which event officially started World War I? |
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| The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. |
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| The order in which men were called to service would be DETERMINED BY A LOTTERY was also called... |
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| What was a LONG_HELD BELIEF by the Germans about the Lusitania? |
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| It was used to transport war materials. |
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| What was said to have caused the second explosion on board the Lusitania? |
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| Who refused to apologize for arresting American sailors in Tampico? |
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| Wilson used refusal as an excuse to do what to the Mexican government? |
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| As the Mexicans crossed the border to attack Americans, who was sent to the area? |
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| Which document stated "If Mexico allied with Germany, Germany would help Mexico regain Texas, New Mexico and Arizona?" |
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| Why did the United States mobilize a large army and navy? |
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| To help Allies achieve victory |
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| A ____ is when destroyers escort merchant ships across the Atlantic, which resulted in losses dropping. |
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| What weapon cleared path for infantry? |
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| What was the purpose of early planes? |
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| Early planes are used strictly for scouting, and are flimsy. |
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| During WWI, who ran the Fuel Administration? |
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| What was done to conserve energy during WWI? |
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| Workweeks were shortened for factories who did not manufacture war-related materials. |
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| What was another method of conserving energy during WWI? |
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| Harry Garfield, head of the Fuel Administration, introduced Daylight Savings Time |
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| What powerful weapon lead to trench warfare? |
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| During WWI, what device was used to observe enemy activities? |
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| The organization that eventually became the _____ was organically formed to RAID RADICAL HEADQUARTERS looking for EVIDENCE of a COMMUNIST CONSPIRACY? |
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| Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) |
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| WWI was the first war in which women officially... |
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1. David Lloyd George A) Italy
2. Vittorio Orlando B)United States
3. Georges Clemenceau C)Great Britain
4. Woodrow Wilson D) France |
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David Lloyd George (Great Britain),
Vittorio Orlando (Italy)
Georges Clemanceau (France)
Woodrow Wilson (United States) |
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- Debt securities issued by a government
- Finance military operations during times of war
- Generate capital for the government
- Make civilians feel involved in the national miliaries |
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| What is it when a person can be fined or imprisoned for interfering with war efforts or speaking against government? |
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| Espionage and Sedition Acts |
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| Violating the first amendment to prosecute loosely defined antiwar activities was part of the... |
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| Espionage and Sedition Acts |
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| The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that freedom of speech could be curbed in wartime under what case? |
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| Schenck v. The United States |
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| Which man was head of the Committee on Public Information? |
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| What was a goal of the Committee on Public Information? |
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| Sell the war to American people. |
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| Which man was head of the War Industries Board? |
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| Which country produced the most food during World War I? |
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| President Woodrow Wilson appointed who to the post of the United States Food Administrator and during what year? |
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| Which person, during World War I, kills 25 Germans, and captures nearly 132 prisoners? |
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| What happened on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month? |
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| What was signed November 11th, 1918. |
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| Wilson's plan for world peace became know as what? |
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| What was the purpose of the League in Wilson's plan? |
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| Discuss and settle problems without war. |
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| What group did people fear might seize power of the nation? |
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| The fear that the communists might seize power nationwide led to a nationwide panic also known as |
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| What were soliders look for as they returned home? |
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| African Americans who moved North were competing for what? |
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| The competition for jobs and housing as African Americans moved North led to? |
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