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4. 200 400 600 800 1000 Causes of WWI US Entry Aftermath Home frontWinning the War Technology

5. The assassination of this leader sparked WWI A 200

6. The Triple Entente is an example of another cause A 400

7. This cause would be the increase of weaponry and soldiers in a country A 600

8. A 800 The scramble for Africa and influences in Asia are examples of this cause

9. Bosnian Slavs or French in Alsace and Lorraine A 1000

10. B 200 This type of tactic involved using large tracts of holes in the ground

11. B 400 This new piece of weaponry could mow Down 30-40 people with one round

12. This German ship was able to sink ships nearly undetected B 600

13. B 800 This new form of warfare would kill soldiers in their sleep and never alarm others

14. This syndrome developed as a result of combat and constant attacks B 1000

15. This is the policy the US maintained for the majority of the war C 200

16. The passenger ship that was sunk killing a 128 Americans C 400

17. Wilson’s main argument for entering the war was to preserve this C 600

18. DAILY DOUBLE C 800 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

19. This secret note outraged Americans C 800

20. This uprising in Europe made Wilson feel better about joining the Allies C 1000

21. One large positive of WWI was this D 200

22. Wilson used this bureaucratic office to help feed the troops in Europe D 400

23. These were loans the government used to help pay for over half the war costs, $21 Billion D 600

24. A person who refuses to fight and believes war is evil D 800

25. These 3 ethnic groups faced many tensions in the US during the war D 1000

26. E 200 He commanded the US troops in Europe and refused to have US units under allied control

27. This event lead to the March or Peace Offensive by the Germans E 400

28. He was the number one commander of the Allied forces and a French General E 600

29. This was the major turning point of the war, which eventually led to Allied victory, especially with efforts from the likes of Alvin York E 800

30. Before Wilson would agree to an armistice, he demanded these two things. E 1000

31. This speech was supposed to prevent future international conflicts from happening again F 200

32. The key decision makers of the Peace Conference F 400

33. The name of the Peace agreement reached in June of 1919 F 600

34. Germany was forced to pay $300 Billion to Allied countries, or better known as this F 800

35. F 1000

36. The Final Jeopardy Category is: Connecting US History Please record your wager.

37. Both of these are examples of what

38. Thank You for Playing Jeopardy!

39. A 100 Archduke Ferdinand of Austria- Hungary

40. A 200 Alliances

41. A 300 Militarism

42. A 400 Imperialism

43. A 500 Nationalism

44. B 100 Trench Warfare

45. B 200 Machine Gun

46. B 300 U-Boats

47. B 400 Poisonous Gas

48. B 500 Shell Shock

49. C 100 Neutrality

50. C 200 Sinking of the Lusitania

51. C 300 Democracy

52. C 400 Zimmerman Note

53. C 500 Russian Revolution

54. D 100 Economic Boom

55. D 200 Food Administration

56. D 300 Liberty Bonds

57. D 400 Pacifists

58. D 500 Germans, African-Americans, Mexicans

59. E 100 John J. Pershing

60. E 200 Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

61. E 300 Ferdinand Foch

62. E 400 Battle of Argonne

63. E 500 Abdication of the Kaiser, Germany agrees to allow a peace conference to end war

64. E 100 Fourteen Points

65. E 200 The Big Four

66. E 300 Treaty of Versailles

67. E 400 Reparations

68. E 500 Self-determination

69. E 500

70. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager