Wwi Test Review

Front 1

The _________ powers were Austria Hungary, Germany, Turkey, and Bulgaria.

Back 1

Central

Front 2

The ________ powers were Great Britain, France, Russia, and later Italy.

Back 2

Allied

Front 3

__________ was the President of the United States During WWI

Back 3

Woodrow Wilson

Front 4

In 1914 the power keg exploded when ___________ was assassinated by a Serbian terrorist at Sarajevo. Austria declared war on Serbia

Back 4

Archduke Ferdinand

Front 5

What are examples of propaganda?

Back 5

Meatless Mondays, Wheat less Wednesdays

Front 6

Why didn't US sign the peace treaty?

Back 6

Only congress can declare war

Front 7

What did Congress do to make sure we had enough soldiers?

Back 7

rations

Front 8

What groups of people worked while the soldiers were away?

Back 8

Blacks, hispanics, and Women

Front 9

What happened to women after the war?

Back 9

They earned the right to vote.

Front 10

What is isolation?

Back 10

when a country doesn't want to go to war

Front 11

At first, US was _________

Back 11

neutral

Front 12

What were the causes of WWI?

Back 12

nationalism, imperialism, alliances, militarism, and assassination.

Front 13

When people bought_________, the money went to government to help pay for the war.

Back 13

liberty bonds

Front 14

New weapons included

Back 14

tanks, long range artillery, machine guns, airplanes,poison gas,

Front 15

When did the war end?

Back 15

on the 11th minute of the 11th hour on 11/11/1918 in a box car

Front 16

What was the treaty that ended the war called and where was it signed?

Back 16

Versailles Treaty
Paris, France

Front 17

What was known as the Big 4?

Back 17

US
Great Britain
Italy
France

Front 18

How much was Germany fined?

Back 18

$33 billion

Front 19

What was the note written from Germany to Mexico that promised land back if Mexico helped Germany?

Back 19

Zimmerman Note

Front 20

What pledge did Germany promise that they wouldn't torpedo any more boats?

Back 20

Sussex Pledge

Front 21

What did the factories make while the men were away?

Back 21

weapons

Front 22

What was the result of trench warfare?

Back 22

stalemates and Cease fire

Front 23

How did the new weapons effect the war?

Back 23

They made it more deadly

Front 24

Who did Eddie Rickenbacker and Baron Manfred Von Richthofen present?

Back 24

aces

Front 25

For the first time, men _________.

Back 25

lived where they fought.

Front 26

British ________ European ports.

Back 26

blockaded

Front 27

Germany tried to prevent supplies getting to Allied powers by using ____________.

Back 27

U-Boats.

Front 28

Wilson tried unsuccessfully to end the war by ________.

Back 28

negotiations.

Front 29

Wilson won re-election on his slogan _________.

Back 29

“He kept us out of war.”

Front 30

After American protests Germany agreed (pledged) not to torpedo any more passenger merchant ships without warning. This was called the _________

Back 30

Sussex Pledge

Front 31

How Was U.S. Drawn into War?

Back 31

•1. Sinking of the Lusitania
•2. Breaking of the Sussex Pledge
•3. Zimmerman Note: Germany sent note to Mexico saying if Mexico helped them against the U.S. Mexico could have some U.S. land.

Front 32

U.S. declared war on Germany to ______________.

Back 32

“to make the world safe for democracy.”

Front 33

Russia withdrew from the war because ___________. This was led by ________________ a communist.

Back 33

they had a revolt against the Czar. Vladimir Lenin,

Front 34

What New Weapons Were Used during WW I?

Back 34

•1. Submarines (Germans)
•2. Tanks (British and French)
•3. Poison gas (mustard gas)
4. Air battles–dogfights
5. Machine guns
6. Long range cannons

Front 35

_____________ were the deadliest weapons.

Back 35

Artillery and machine guns

Front 36

How did advances in weaponry affect wartime casualties?

Back 36

1.Increased war’s deadliness
2.Ended stalemates

Front 37

Some foods were ________.The government used _______ to encourage civilians to help the war effort.

Back 37

rationed.
propaganda

Front 38

Many __________ moved north in the Great Migration to get jobs in war industries.

Back 38

African –Americans and Hispanics

Front 39

Media campaign,
_________ collected rubber and tin , ____________
sold stamps, celebrities encouraged people to buy liberty bonds,
people planted Victory Gardens

Back 39

Boy Scouts
school children

Front 40

To create more supplies for the soldiers, the government set limits on the amount of some goods civilians could have, such as meat, sugar, and coffee. These were called _________.

Back 40

rations

Front 41

Another word for cease fire would be _________.

Back 41

armistice