2. War’s Causes The Great War America and the War Mobilizing for War Treatment of Groups Terms 100 200 300 400 500

3. Causes: 100 A devotion to the interests and culture of one’s nation. Nationalism

4. Causes: 200 DOUBLE JEOPARDY “the protector of the slavic peoples”

5. Causes: 300 German Kaiser who determined that his state should militarize and build huge destroyers and submarines. Kaiser Wilhelm

6. Causes: 400 Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire. Central Powers

7. Causes: 500 Archduke Franz Ferdinand was shot in this city? Sarajevo, Serbia.

8. The Great War: 100 The German war plan which called for a rapid invasion of France and a fortification of Eastern front against Russia. Schlieffen Plan

9. The Great War:200 The area between trenches in trench warfare. No Man’s Land

10. The Great War: 300 The cumulative effects of relentless bombing. Shell Shock

11. The Great War: 400 This battle in 1916 claimed 600,000 casualties in ONE DAY. Battle of the Somme

12. The Great War: 500 The former conscientious objector who gained fame for capturing 132 Germans and killing 25, with only a rifle, six others, and a revolver. Alvin York

13. America and the War:100 Luxury liner that was sunk…despite its falsified cargo documents that said it wasn’t carrying weapons. The Lusitania

14. America and the War: 200 The Germans antagonized our neighbor to the south by encouraging them to join an alliance in exchange for land exchanged in the 1840’s. Zimmerman note.

15. America and the War: 300 DAILY DOUBLE I was the first female elected to congress, and the only person to vote against WWI? Jeannette Rankin

16. America and the War: 400 The system that saw a groups of ships guarding merchant ships allowed the US to successfully cut shipping losses by ½ and re-engage Europe in commerce? Convoy System

17. America and the War: 500 369 th Infantry Harlem Hell Fighters

18. Mobilizing for War: 100 Regulatory body that was organized to encourage companies to increase efficiency and use mass production techniques? War Industries Board

19. Mobilizing for the War: 200 Selected as the leader of the American Expeditionary Force? John J. Pershing

20. Mobilizing for the War: 300 Headed up the Food Administration Herbert Hoover

21. Mobilizing for the War: 400 Term used for Anti-German sentiment during WWI. Robert Prager. Hypernationalism

22. Mobilizing for the War: 500 Created to settle disputes between management and labor? National War Labor Board

23. Treatment of groups: 100 Jailed for questioning the democracy of the US, ran for president from jail. Eugene V. Debs

24. Treatment of Groups: 200 The large scale movement of hundreds of thousands of Southern blacks to Northern cities? Great Migration

25. Treatment of Groups: 300 Sociologist who believed that African Americans should support the war as it would lead to justice down the road? W.E.B DuBois

26. Treatment of Groups: 400 A person could be fined up to $10,000 and sentenced to 20 years for interfering with the war effort or for saying anything disloyal, profane, or abusive about the war. Espionage and Sedition Acts

27. Treatment of Groups: 500 Gave women the right to vote 19 th Amendment

28. Terms: 100 Required men to register with the government in order to be randomly selected for military service. Selective Service Act

29. Terms: 200 Long term cause of the war involving the development of armed forces and their use as a tool of diplomacy. Militarism

30. Terms: 300 A person who opposes warfare on moral grounds Conscientious objector

31. Terms: 400 The name given to the successful American aviators during WWI. Flying Ace

32. Terms: 500 Court case that gave us the: “Clear and Present Danger” principle in assessing freedom of speech. Schenk v. USA