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ERA 8 – Global Conflicts Jeopardy Review Game
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ERA 8 Jeopardy Review Game
Causes of World War I World War I Between World Wars World War II & The Holocaust ERA 6 & 7 Review Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Final Jeopardy
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$100 Causes of World War I What is a group of countries that promise
to protect and provide assistance if another is attacked?
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$100 Causes of World War I Alliance System Allies Powers:
Central Powers:
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$200 Causes of World War I Where a stronger country forces
their economic and military way of life on a weaker country
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$200 Causes of World War I Imperialism The Scramble for Africa
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country. Belief that your country and government can do no wrong.
$300 Causes of World War I High patriotism and devotion for your country. Belief that your country and government can do no wrong.
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$300 Causes of World War I Nationalism
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Two reasons why the U.S. became
$400 Causes of World War I Two reasons why the U.S. became involved in World War I.
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$400 Causes of World War I Zimmerman Telegraph (note)
Sinking of the Lusitania
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$500 Causes of World War I “The spark that lit the powder keg of Europe” and the most immediate cause of World War I.
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Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary
$500 Causes of World War I Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary
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A area of land known as No-Man’s land,
$100 Question World War I A area of land known as No-Man’s land, the use of chemical weapons, and terrible conditions such as rats, lice, and diseases are all part of what type of warfare?
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$100 Answer World War I Trench Warfare
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_______________ _______________.
$200 Question World War I The new weaponry and technology used in WWI was made possible because of the _______________ _______________.
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Industrial Revolution.
$200 Answer World War I Industrial Revolution.
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$300 Causes of World War I The Zimmerman Telegram was a letter sent from _________________ to the country of __________________.
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$300 Causes of World War I Germany, Mexico
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$400 Question World War I This was the policy used by Germany, in which they destroyed any type of ship (civilian, merchant, or military) in the waters around Great Britian.
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$400 Answer World War I Unrestricted Submarine Warfare
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$500 Question World War I The name of the document that ended World War I was the _____________ of _____________
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$500 Answer World War I Treaty of Versailles
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$100 Question Between World Wars
Give 3 “punishments” that Germany received at the end of World War I.
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$100 Answer Between World Wars
Return land to France – Alsace Lorraine region Reduce military to 100,000 soldiers Sign the ‘War Guilt Clause’ Pay war reparations of $33 billion to Allies countries
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$200 Question Between World Wars
High unemployment rates, a decrease in trade with other countries, and a low average income for citizens are all signs of what?
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$200 Answer Between World Wars
An economic recession or depression
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$300 Question Between World Wars
Name both reasons the League of Nations failed to keep peace in the world.
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$300 Answer Between World Wars
Lack of support from world powers (U.S.A., Soviet Union, and Japan) No military force to back it’s policies
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$400 Question Between World Wars
This event occurred on October 29, 1929, leading to the biggest economic depression in world history.
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$400 Answer Between World Wars
Black Tuesday
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$500 Question Between World Wars
Censorship of the press, mass arrest, and/or secret police are most characteristic of what form of government?
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$500 Answer Between World Wars
Totalitarian Dictatorships
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$100 Question World War II Give an example of a push factor for the Jewish population during the 1930s in Europe.
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Racial Discrimination, The Nuremberg Laws, The Holocaust
$100 Answer World War II Racial Discrimination, The Nuremberg Laws, The Holocaust
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$200 Question World War II Native people losing their culture, customs, languages, and religions due to being taking over by a more powerful country is typically caused by the policy of _________________________.
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$200 Answer World War II Imperialism
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$300 Question World War II Giving into the demands of an enemy in hopes to avoid war is known as ___________________.
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$300 Answer World War II Appeasement
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$400 Question World War II The _________ _________ Act authorized the United States to send war materials to those countries that were vital to national interests.
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$400 Answer World War II Lend-Lease
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_______________ & ______________.
$500 Question World War II The Allied Powers helped the country of Japan after World War II by assisting them in rebuilding their _______________ & ______________.
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Government (democracy)
$500 Answer World War II Government (democracy) & Economy
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$100 Question Review During the Scientific Revolution the Heliocentric Theory was a main topic of debate between ________________ & _____________
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$100 Answer Review Science & Religion
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$200 Question Review Name at least one reason the Industrial Revolution started in Great Britain.
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$200 Answer Review Abundance of Natural Resources
Large number of Financial Resources Education and competition of businesses
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What affect did Peter the Great have on the country of Russia?
$300 Question Review What affect did Peter the Great have on the country of Russia?
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Brought western European ideas into Russia Expanded Russia’s empire.
$300 Answer Review Brought western European ideas into Russia Expanded Russia’s empire.
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$400 Question Review The means of production are privately owned and the emphasis is on individual profit are characteristics of what type of economic system?
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$400 Answer Review Market Economy
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$500 Question Review One way The Renaissance, Scientific Revolution, and Enlightenment are all similar because they were all started by…
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Questioning previous traditional values and past practices.
$500 Question Review Questioning previous traditional values and past practices.
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Final Jeopardy/Tie Breaker
What was the name of Woodrow Wilson’s plan that included the formation of the League of Nations after World War I?
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Final Jeopardy/Tie Breaker
Wilson’s 14 Points
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