THIS IS Jeopardy

An agreement to cease fire Vocabulary 100

What is an armistice? Vocabulary 100

When a strong country controls the political & economic affairs of a weaker country Vocabulary 200

What is imperialism? Vocabulary 200

Payment for damages caused by a defeated country Vocabulary 300

What are reparations? Vocabulary 300

The spreading of information to either help your cause or hurt the enemy’s cause Vocabulary 500

What is propaganda? Vocabulary 500

The nickname for the commander of the American troops (A. E. F The nickname for the commander of the American troops (A.E.F.) in World War I Famous People 300

Who was “Black Jack” Pershing? Famous People 300

The President of the United States during World War I Famous People 300

Who was Woodrow Wilson? Famous People 100

His assassination led to the outbreak of World War I Famous People 200

Who was Francis/Franz Ferdinand? Famous People 200

The German official who sent a famous “telegram” The German official who sent a famous “telegram”. The document was called… Famous People 400

What is the Zimmerman Note? Who was Zimmermann? What is the Zimmerman Note? Famous People 400

The name given to the major world leaders who wrote the treaty ending World War I Famous People 500

What was The “Big Four?” Famous People 500

The two immigrants who were arrested and later executed after being charged with Murder and being considered Anarchists

Sacco and Vanzetti

The assassination of the archduke from this country led to the outbreak of World War I Important Places 100

What was Austria-Hungary? Important Places 100

This country had an important revolution during World War I Important Places 200

What was Russia? Important Places 200

This country was offered their “lost territories” if they attacked the United States in 1917 Important Places 300

What was Mexico? Important Places 300

The city and country where the treaty ending World War I was signed Important Places 400

What is Versailles, France? (The Versailles Treaty) Important Places 400

Three of the four countries which made up The Central Powers Important Places 500

What were Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire (Turkey), and Bulgaria? Important Places 500

The sinking of this ship was a reason many Americans became angry at Germany Important Events 100

What was The Lusitania? Important Events 100

The “spark” which led to World War I or ignited the Powder Keg Important Events 200

What was the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand? Important Events 200

The creation of this “weapon” marked the beginning of modern chemical warfare Important Events 300

What was mustard gas? Important Events 300

The Presidential candidates during the 1916 US Election

Woodrow Wilson ( Democrat) Charles E. Hughes (Republican)

Which plan resulted in having a war on two fronts

Schlieffen Plan

The eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month Important Events 400

When did fighting of World War I cease? (the armistice) Important Events 400

The purpose of the Selective Service Act, War Industries Board, War Bonds, Propaganda, Committee of Public Information, and the Espionage and Sedition Act,

To assist in the war effort ( make sure you know the purpose for each one)

This international peace-keeping organization was established without the United States Important Events 500

What was The League of Nations? Important Events 500

This type of “underground” warfare was first used in W.W. I W.W. I “Firsts” 100

What was trench warfare? W.W. I “Firsts” 100

The word used to describe the first German submarines W.W. I “Firsts” 200

What were U-Boats? W.W. I “Firsts” 200

Two new types of transportation first used by the military in World War I W.W. I “Firsts” 300

What were tanks and airplanes? W.W. I “Firsts” 300

Two new types of weapons first used in World War I W. W. I “Firsts” 400

What were automatic and/or repeating rifles, hand grenades, and poison gas? W.W. I “Firsts” 400

Americans raised money for the war by selling these for the first time W.W. I “Firsts” 500

What were Liberty Bonds? W.W. I “Firsts” 500

Nickname for American soldiers in World War I Pot Luck 100

What were “doughboys?” Pot Luck 100

How anti-German propaganda posters referred to Germany Pot Luck 200

What was “the Hun”? Pot Luck 200

The three “isms” which were underlying causes of World War I Pot Luck 300

What were nationalism, imperialism and militarism? Pot Luck 300

The court cases that established clear limitations on freedom of Speech. If the free speech created clear and present danger and could potential cause harm to the people it would not be constitutionally protected.

Schenck v. United States 1919

The strategy used to support the war effort by Herbert Hoover to reduce the amount of food the government needed to produce for society, urging them to D.I.Y A)4-Minute Men B) CPI C)Victory Gardens D) Liberty Bonds

Victory Gardens

The name of the Battleships sailed by Alfred T The name of the Battleships sailed by Alfred T. Mahan to show the potential strength of the US naval forces

Maine and Oregon

The document in which President Wilson outlined his hopes for a peaceful world after World War I Pot Luck 400

What was The Fourteen Points? Pot Luck 400

Three “punishments” Germany had to accept after World War I Pot Luck 500

Germany had to: -accept blame for the war -pay reparations for damage -give up its colonies -disband its army Pot Luck 500