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Which Allied country had the largest population in WWI?

Which Allied country had the largest population in WWI?

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Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria made up the _______ Powers.

Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria made up the _______ Powers.

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According to the Shlieffen Plan, in order to invade France, Germany would go through ___________.

According to the Shlieffen Plan, in order to invade France, Germany would go through ___________.

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Basically IOUs, the United States sold ___ _______ to help pay for the war.

Basically IOUs, the United States sold ___ _______ to help pay for the war.

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• When was • When was

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Another word for cease fire.Another word for cease fire.

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In order to make sure soldiers had enough food,grain was rationed. This lead several states to outlaw the sale of _____________.

In order to make sure soldiers had enough food,grain was rationed. This lead several states to outlaw the sale of _____________.

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The assassination of _________________________

was the spark that caused WWI.

The assassination of _________________________

was the spark that caused WWI.

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What form of government did Russia have after the Bolshevik Revolution?

What form of government did Russia have after the Bolshevik Revolution?

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What is a land ship?What is a land ship?

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Who assassinated Franz Ferdinand?Who assassinated Franz Ferdinand?

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When did it happen?When did it happen?

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Why did he do it?Why did he do it?

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Did he act alone?Did he act alone?

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What treaty ended World War I between the Allied Nations and Germany?

What treaty ended World War I between the Allied Nations and Germany?

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What is the importance of 11/11/1918?

What is the importance of 11/11/1918?

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The use of _____ warfare caused a stalemate, resulting in an enormous loss of life.

The use of _____ warfare caused a stalemate, resulting in an enormous loss of life.

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What jobs did most African-Americans do in the US military during WWI?

What jobs did most African-Americans do in the US military during WWI?

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Why did the Russians overthrow their czar?

Why did the Russians overthrow their czar?

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Wilson’s 14 Points, the Treaty of Versailles, or both?

Required Germany to take the blame for starting WWI.

Wilson’s 14 Points, the Treaty of Versailles, or both?

Required Germany to take the blame for starting WWI.

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What language did the Allies use to create a code during the last few days of WWI?

What language did the Allies use to create a code during the last few days of WWI?

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What was sauerkraut called in WWI?What was sauerkraut called in WWI?

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Which British liner was sunk by German U-boats with a loss of over 100 American lives?

Which British liner was sunk by German U-boats with a loss of over 100 American lives?

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What telegram did the British Secret Service intercept that angered the US?

What telegram did the British Secret Service intercept that angered the US?

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What did Germany promise Mexico if they attacked the United States?

What did Germany promise Mexico if they attacked the United States?

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Who was the leader of Germany during WWI?

Who was the leader of Germany during WWI?

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Give two reasons why the Allied Powers had such a large population base to pull troops from.

Give two reasons why the Allied Powers had such a large population base to pull troops from.

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Why did Great Britain have such a large navy at the beginning of the war?

Why did Great Britain have such a large navy at the beginning of the war?

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According to the Treaty of St. Germain, ____________ and ____________ could not form a single country without the consent of the United Nations.

According to the Treaty of St. Germain, ____________ and ____________ could not form a single country without the consent of the United Nations.

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Wilson’s 14 Points, the Treaty of Versailles, or both?

Was never ratified by the US Congress

Wilson’s 14 Points, the Treaty of Versailles, or both?

Was never ratified by the US Congress

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Which country’s “land ship” was the favorite of the Allied troops?

Which country’s “land ship” was the favorite of the Allied troops?

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What were the causes of WWI?What were the causes of WWI?

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Wilson’s 14 Points, the Treaty of Versailles, or both?

Wanted to create a peace between equals

Wilson’s 14 Points, the Treaty of Versailles, or both?

Wanted to create a peace between equals

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Why was Franz Ferdinand important?

Why was Franz Ferdinand important?

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Why did the Germans decide to break the Sussex Pledge?

Why did the Germans decide to break the Sussex Pledge?

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Which of the following is NOT an example of new warfare technology used in WWI?

The tank FlamethrowersAirplanes U-Boats

Which of the following is NOT an example of new warfare technology used in WWI?

The tank FlamethrowersAirplanes U-Boats

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How can World War I be considered a WORLD War?

How can World War I be considered a WORLD War?

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What were dauchunds called during WWI?

What were dauchunds called during WWI?

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What was the main goal of Wilson’s 14 Points?

What was the main goal of Wilson’s 14 Points?

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Which country in the Central Powers lost the most people in WWI due to military deaths?

Which country in the Central Powers lost the most people in WWI due to military deaths?

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In WWI, most soldiers died from:In WWI, most soldiers died from:

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What were hamburgers called during WWI?

What were hamburgers called during WWI?

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Which disease killed many civilians and soldiers during WWI?

Which disease killed many civilians and soldiers during WWI?

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Why was it a big deal that Germany invaded France through Belgium?

Why was it a big deal that Germany invaded France through Belgium?

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What was the airplane used for at the beginning of the war?

What was the airplane used for at the beginning of the war?

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Which of the following were women NOT allowed to do to help the war effort?

a) Work in office positions for the Marinesb) Work in factories making weaponsc) Serve as doctors in the Army Medical

Corps

Which of the following were women NOT allowed to do to help the war effort?

a) Work in office positions for the Marinesb) Work in factories making weaponsc) Serve as doctors in the Army Medical

Corps

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Wilson’s 14 Points, the Treaty of Versailles, or both?

Included the League of Nations

Wilson’s 14 Points, the Treaty of Versailles, or both?

Included the League of Nations

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Wilson’s 14 Points, the Treaty of Versailles, or both?

Required all countries involved to reduce their militaries.

Wilson’s 14 Points, the Treaty of Versailles, or both?

Required all countries involved to reduce their militaries.

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Wilson’s 14 Points, the Treaty of Versailles, or both?

Required Germany to get rid of all of her colonies.

Wilson’s 14 Points, the Treaty of Versailles, or both?

Required Germany to get rid of all of her colonies.

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Wilson’s 14 Points, the Treaty of Versailles, or both?

Allowed for people of different nationalities to choose their own governments.

Wilson’s 14 Points, the Treaty of Versailles, or both?

Allowed for people of different nationalities to choose their own governments.

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How was the airplane used by the end of the war?

How was the airplane used by the end of the war?

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There were two sparks that caused the US to enter the war on the side of the Allies. What were they?

There were two sparks that caused the US to enter the war on the side of the Allies. What were they?

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Give three reasons why the US decided to side with the Allies in WWI.

Give three reasons why the US decided to side with the Allies in WWI.

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• Name five countries created by the Treaty of Versailles

• Name five countries created by the Treaty of Versailles

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Why were there so many civilian deaths in the Ottoman Empire during WWI?

Why were there so many civilian deaths in the Ottoman Empire during WWI?

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If you were a German-American, what two things might you have needed to change during WWI?

If you were a German-American, what two things might you have needed to change during WWI?

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How is a cause of a war different than a spark?

How is a cause of a war different than a spark?

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Why were there comparitively few American deaths in WWI?

Why were there comparitively few American deaths in WWI?

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Which front did the US forces fight on?Which front did the US forces fight on?

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Why did the US Senate oppose the Treaty of Versailles?

Why did the US Senate oppose the Treaty of Versailles?

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Why weren’t there any civilian deaths in Australia, India, New Zealand or Newfoundland?

Why weren’t there any civilian deaths in Australia, India, New Zealand or Newfoundland?

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Which Allied country lost the most people in WWI?

Which Allied country lost the most people in WWI?

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Which Allied country lost the largest percentage of people in WWI?

Which Allied country lost the largest percentage of people in WWI?

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Which country in the Central Powers lost the most people in WWI due to military deaths?

Which country in the Central Powers lost the most people in WWI due to military deaths?

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Wilson’s 14 Points, the Treaty of Versailles, or both?

Discouraged secret agreements between countries.

Wilson’s 14 Points, the Treaty of Versailles, or both?

Discouraged secret agreements between countries.

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What is a spark?What is a spark?

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How is a cause of a war different than a spark?

How is a cause of a war different than a spark?

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Some people were turned in by neighbors for speaking German without knowing who their accusers were. Which amendment does this go against?

Some people were turned in by neighbors for speaking German without knowing who their accusers were. Which amendment does this go against?

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Why was George Creel so powerful??Why was George Creel so powerful??

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What was the Sussex Pledge?What was the Sussex Pledge?

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Why did the Russians pull out of WWI?

Why did the Russians pull out of WWI?

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Why wasn’t President Wilson able to keep fighting for ratification of the Treaty of Versailles?

Why wasn’t President Wilson able to keep fighting for ratification of the Treaty of Versailles?

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What was put into place to get more men into the war?

What was put into place to get more men into the war?