Which of the following best defines nationalism?
Which of the following best defines imperialism? (you know this from the last unit!!!)
Which of the following best defines militarism?
Which of the following best describes the alliance system?
Which countries made up the Allies, also known as the Triple Entente?
Which countries made up the Central Powers?
Finish this statement:
Some European leaders believed that these alliances created a balance of power, in which each nation or alliance had equal strength. Many leaders thought that the alliance system would help decrease the chances of war. They hoped that no single nation would attack another out of fear that...
The next questions come from "AN ASSASSINATION LEADS TO WAR"
pages 316-317
Which area was known as "the powder keg of Europe?"
What city was Archduke Franz Ferdinand visiting when he was shot?
Who shot Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
On July 28 Austria-Hungary declared war on...
On August 1 Germany declared war on....
On August 3 Germany declared war on....
The next question comes from "IN THE TRENCHES"
pages 319-320
Life in the trenches was....
The next question comes from "The War Hits Home"
pages 321-323
What was the Lusitania?
What was the Sussex pledge?
The next question comes from "The United States Declares War"
pages 323-325
What was the Zimmerman note?
What was the Selective Service Act?
How is the Convoy system described?
Which American general led the American Expeditionary Force?
Who was Alvin York?
When Germany agree to an armistice?
The War Industries Board...
Who was Bernard M. Baruch?
What is the definition of "propaganda?"
What was the Committee on Public Information?
George Creel was...
What was the Espionage and Sedition Act?
What was the Great Migration
the Fourteen Points were...
What is self-determination?
What was the League of Nations?
Georges Clemenceau was...
David Lloyd George was...
What was the treaty that ended World War I
What are reparations?
"The treaty humiliated Germany. It contained a war-guilt clause.
This clause forced Germany to admit sole responsibility for starting World
War I and causing the resulting damage."
This questions comes from the end of the last section "The Legacy of the War"
pages 354-355
Who said this quote: “It cannot be that two million [Germans] should have
fallen in vain. . . . No, we do not pardon, we demand—vengeance!”
Bonus question: Which future president of the United States served as an artillery officer in World War I
The next question comes from "THE 1916 ELECTION"
page 323
Who won the 1916 American Presidential Election?