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What are historically considered cause of World War I?
US isolationism, imperialism, and European arms race
What country suffered the fewest casualties in World War I?
United States
Who rejected Wilson’s 14 Points peace plan?
Allied leaders
Who filled the role of the men who left to fight in the military in US workplace?
Women and minorities
What were major aspects of Wilson’s 14 Points?
Open diplomacy, shifting of old European borders, and reduction of arms
What was the main reason the US failed to join the League of Nations?
Wanted to stay out of European affairs
What methods did the US use to fund World War I?
Raise taxes, bonds, and loans from banks and wealthy Americans
What overt act caused the US to enter World War I?
Zimmerman Note
List events that forced the United States to enter World War I against Germany?
U boat attacks, sinking of Lusitania, Zimmerman Note, and Anti German propaganda
What was the only nation to not approve the Treaty of Versailles?
United States
How did the map of Europe change as a result of the Treaty of Versailles?
More countries
What event is credited with starting World War I?
Assassination of Archduke Frans Ferdinand of Austria
Most labor disputes during World War I were centered on what?
wages
The Sedition Act of 1918 made it illegal to do what?
Criticized US involvement in World War I
The US limited the threat of German U-boats by using what technique?
Convey system
Why did Woodrow Wilson want to create the League of Nations?
Prevent another world war and maintain world peace
How did African Americans lives on the home front change as a result of World War I?
More job opportunities for men and women and the move north
What nations belong to the Central Powers?
Germany, Italy, and Austria-Hungary
What nations belong to the Allies?
US, Britain, France, and Russia
In what ways did women contribute to the war on the home front?
Worked in all areas of the US economy
How did the Treaty of Versailles differ most from Wilson’s 14 Points?
Treatment of Germany
Who was the leader of the American Expeditionary Force?
John Pershing
What was mainly responsible for the massive death toll of World War I?
Modern weapons and old tactics
What countries leaders made up the Big Four?
US, Britain, France, and Italy
What country was blamed for the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
Serbia
What country suffered the most casualties in World War I?
Russia
What country began the war as a member of the Central Powers and later joined the Allies?
Italy
Why did Americans observe meatless and wheatless days on the home front?
Preserve supplies for the soldiers fighting the war