2. THIS IS
World War I

3. With
Your
Host...
Mr. Liversidge

4. World War I Review
Vocabulary
America
In WWI
WWI
Post-WWI
WWI Weapons
Propaganda
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5. What does mobilization refer to?

6. The gathering of resources and the preparation for war.

7. What is nationalism?
A 200

8. Intense loyalty to one’s country.

9. What is propaganda?
A 300

10. Media designed to influence opinions.

11. What is an armistice?
A 400

12. An agreement to end fighting.

13. What is militarism?
A 500

14. The buildup of a country’s military.

15. What was yellow journalism?
B 100

16. Over exaggerated headlines
B 100

17. At the beginning of World War I, which country does Germany try to go through in order to attack France?
B 200

18. Belgium
B 200

19. Name 3 countries on the Allies.
B 300

20. US
Great Britain France
Russia
B 300

21. What was the event that sparked World War I?
B 400

22. The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
B 400

23. Name 3 countries on the Central Powers.
B 500

24. Germany
Austria-Hungary
Ottoman Empire
B 500

25. What was the Zimmerman Telegram?
C 100

26. German foreign minister, Arthur Zimmermann, sent a telegram to Mexico offering them a deal in return for support against the U.S.
C 100

27. Name 2 ways in which the Food Administration helps to feed the army during the war.

28. Meatless Tuesdays, rations, Victory gardens

29. How was the convoy system used by the United States?

30. The U.S. setup convoys which used teams of navy destroyers to escort merchant ships.

31. DAILY DOUBLE
DAILY DOUBLE
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C 400

32. During World War I millions of men go off to fight in war, what 3 groups replaces them in the American workforce?
C 400

33. Women, African American, and Mexican

34. Name 3 reasons why the U.S. enter World War I?
C 500

35. The Zimmerman Telegram, Revolution in Russia, Lusitania was attacked

36. Which country was the Treaty of Versailles written in?
D 100

37. France
D 100

38. What was the purpose of the League of Nations?
D 200

39. To preserve peace and prevent future wars

40. What were reparations?
D 300

41. Payments for the damage Germans caused in the war.

42. Why did Americans oppose the Treaty Versailles?

43. Germany had to accept full responsibility for the war
Germany had to accept full responsibility for the war. Germany also had to disarm their military. Finally, Germany had to give up all of their overseas colonies.
D 400

44. Why did Americans oppose the League of Nations?

45. Americans feared that the League of Nations meant the U. S
Americans feared that the League of Nations meant the U.S. would be permanently be involved in international affairs.
D 500

46. After the development of poison gas, what do soldiers now need to be equipped with?

47. Gas Masks
E 100

48. How were armored tanks used?

49. Used to cross battle lines and fire on the enemy.

50. How did poison gas impact trench-warfare?

51. Poison gas would get the troops out of the trench where they could be fired upon.

52. How were airplanes used in WWI?

53. Used to watch troop movements and bomb enemy targets

54. What weapon prevented supplies from getting to Great Britain?

55. U-Boats
E 500

56. What does “Food is Ammunition- Don’t waste it” mean?

57. During war, ammunition is as important as bullets to win the war.
F 100

58. How does the military benefit from Victory Gardens?

59. People are not purchasing food they are growing their own
People are not purchasing food they are growing their own. As a result, there is more food for the military.
F 200

60. Name 2 purposes of this propaganda.

61. 1. Get Americans to enlist in the military.
2. Make Americans fear/hate Germany
F 300

62. Who is the audience for this piece of propaganda?

63. Male American Civilians
F 400

64. What is the purpose of this piece of propaganda?

65. To make men feel guilty/less manly if women were willing to enter the military.

66. The Final Jeopardy Category is: World War I Please record your wager.
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After America enters World War I, how do the American civilians (non-soldiers) help with the war effort? Be sure to include 5 specific ways to receive all of your points for this question.
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