Causes of the war Propaganda US enters

the warAfter the

warWilson’s Legacy

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Question 1 - 10

•Before the war, European countries built up their ________

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Militaries (Militarism)

Question 1 - 20

•Before the war, many European countries felt a sense of _________ (or pride in their country)

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•Nationalism

Question 1 - 30

•What is it called when two countries make an agreement to protect each other in a time of war?

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•An Alliance

Question 1 - 40

• What is it called when countries compete for resources by controlling other lands (like the American colonies)?

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•Imperialism

Question 1 - 50

Who is being killed in this photo and how did his death lead to WWI?

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• Archduke Franz Ferdinand. His death caused the alliances of Europe (UK, France, Russia v. Germany and the Austro-Hungarian Empire) to kick start and Europe was at war

Question 2 - 10

What category of the propaganda posters does this one fit into? (There are multiple answers to this one)

Answer 2 – 10

•Recruitment or Nationalism

Question 2 - 20

What category of posters does this one fall under?

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•Financing the War

Question 2 - 30

What category does this poster fall under?

Answer 2 – 30

•Conserving resources

Question 2 - 40

• In the song “Over there” the line “make your mother proud of you” is a phrase that was meant to inspire what in a person?

Answer 2 – 40

•Nationalism (patriotism)

Question 2 - 50

•What was the purpose of propaganda?

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•The purpose was that average citizens would keep the war in their minds as often as possible

Question 3 - 10

• Why did the fact that America is a nation of immigrants cause many citizens to not support US entry into the war?

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• Many Americans were of German or Austro-Hungarian decent, so they would not want to fight family members

Question 3 - 20

What ship is being sunk here and how did it help influence Americans to enter the war?

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• The Lusitania. The ship was sunk by a German U-boat, which was against the laws of war, killing 128 Americans and outraging people at home

Question 3 - 30

•What advice did President Washington give that Americans followed until World War I?

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•President Washington said to avoid making alliances with European countries

Question 3 - 40

•The Zimmerman telegram was a coded message showing an alliance between what two countries?

Answer 3 – 40

•Germany and Mexico

Question 3 - 50

• When the US joined the war, did they join Germany and the Austro-Hungarian Empire or the UK and France?

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•UK and France. Also, they had not been neutral before officially joining, even though they said they were

Question 4 - 10

•Who won the war? The allies or the Central Powers?

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•The Allies. USA! (though we entered late)

Question 4 - 20

•What did President Wilson hope to achieve with the 14 points?

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•A fair and peaceful world with small armies and independent countries and no secrets

Question 4 - 30

•What was the purpose of the League of Nations?

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•A meeting of countries to solve problems and protect democratic countries

Question 4 - 40

•Give reasons why the US senate did not sign the treaty after WWI?

Answer 4 – 40

• People heavily resisted it• The Senate did not want to be

told what to do by the President

• People wanted America to stay independent

Question 4 - 50

•What happened to Wilson after he tried to get people to accept the treaty?

Answer 4 – 50

•He had a heart attack and his wife had to take over being President

Question 5 - 10

•President Wilson said “the world must be made safe for _______ ?”

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•Democracy

Question 5 - 20

•President Wilson said the rights Americans must be enjoyed by whom?

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•People all over the world

Question 5 - 30

• Which President yesterday began his speech with the Wilsonian statement “The survival of liberty in our land increasingly depends on the success of liberty in other lands”?

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•President Bush

Question 5 - 40

•What modern example of self-determination did you learn about yesterday?

Answer 5 – 40

•The Arab Spring

Question 5 - 50

•How did President Obama connect Arab Spring to Wilson’s ideas?

Answer 5 – 50

• The people (not the rulers) are choosing how to govern themselves. He also talked about how American ideas of justice are also world wide ideas