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Jeopardy Hosted by Mrs. Dibert

Important People WW1 Facts WW1 1920 Facts 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500

The U.S. entered the war on the side of Allied Powers The U.S. entered the war on the side of the _____________ which included: Russia, France, Great Britain, Italy, and Serbia. Row 1, Col 1

The most famous baseball player Babe Ruth The most famous baseball player In the 1920s. 1,2

Allies on Nov. 11, 1918 Who won the war and when? 1,3

Henry Fords factories used _____________________ Assembly lines Henry Fords factories used _____________________ and division of labor to build cars. 1,4

Who was the U.S. president that wanted to remain neutral Woodrow Wilson Who was the U.S. president that wanted to remain neutral and not join the war? 2,1

A car manufacturer that became famous for mass producing cars Henry Ford A car manufacturer that became famous for mass producing cars using an assembly line 2,2

Austria declared war on this country in Serbia Austria declared war on this country in 1914 leading to World War 1 2,3

Economy as a result of WW1. Boom This happened to the US Economy as a result of WW1. This is a period of fast economic growth 2,4

which ultimately caused Ships Germany attacked what which ultimately caused the U.S. to enter the war? 3,1

A famous jazz musician during the Harlem Renaissance Louis Armstrong A famous jazz musician during the Harlem Renaissance 3,2

Austria-Hungry, the Ottoman Empire, Central Powers Austria-Hungry, the Ottoman Empire, Germany, and Bulgaria were known as this during World War 1 3,3

Which amendment granted 19th Which amendment granted women the right to vote? 3,4

What was the name of the British Lusitania What was the name of the British passenger ship sunk by Germans that killed 128 Americans? 4,1

The first person to fly solo across Charles Lindberg The first person to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean 4,2

What document did Allied leaders use to punish Germany by taking their Treaty of Versailles What document did Allied leaders use to punish Germany by taking their land and money after the war? 4,3

to make automobiles. It made Mass production This was used in the 1920s to make automobiles. It made cars less expensive. 4,4

Men, battleships, and other supplies What 3 things did the U.S. send to help the Allies? 5,1

A famous poet during the Harlem Langston Hughes A famous poet during the Harlem Renaissance. 5,2

The 1920s were referred to as what 2 names because Roaring 20s & Jazz Age The 1920s were referred to as what 2 names because people enjoyed listening to jazz and having a good time? 5,3

This neighborhood in NYC became a center for African American Harlem This neighborhood in NYC became a center for African American musicians, poets, and artists 5,4

Entertainment changed in the started to listen to what? Radio Entertainment changed in the 1920s when more people started to listen to what? Lightning