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Jeopardy World War I

100 WWI

This is the most dangerous place for a foot soldier to be

What is in No Man’s Land? Home

This was designed to incinerate the foot soldiers

What is the flame thrower? Home

This limited speech that threatens the security of the nation; the Supreme Court Chief Justice used this to support his ruling in Schenck vs. US

What is the “clear and present danger” test? Home

Name the weapons that were introduced for the first time during World War I

What are the tank, airplane, and chemical warfare? Home

This type of warfare reduced the element of surprise on land

What is air warfare? Home

During World War I, many American women helped gain support for suffrage by this

What is working in wartime industries? Home

Availability of new factory jobs caused this during World War I

What is the migration of African Americans to the North? Home

President Wilson tried to set goals for achieving peace after World War I by developing a plan; what is this plan

What is Wilson’s 14 Points? Home

This type of warfare had an element of surprise during World War I

What are submarines/U-boats? Home

Under the War Guilt Clause, ________________ was forced to accept full responsibility for causing the war

What is Germany? Home

Growing nationalism, militarism and the creation of secret alliances

What are the causes of WWI? Home

This treaty ended WWI

What is the Treaty of Versailles? Home

The US was fighting for freedom and democracy, the US was fighting a barbarous nation and buying bonds was important to support the war effort was used by this ‘committee’ to persuade the American people to join the war effort

What is the Committee on Public Information? Home

The Senate rejected the Versailles Treaty for this reason

What is to express opposition to the harsh sanctions imposed on Germany Home

Lusitania was destroyed by this

What is a Germany U-boat? Home

The only ‘point’ that was accepted by Great Britain and France and ironically rejected by the US; it was meant to establish peace after WWI

What is establishing a League of Nations? Home