Chapter 14 Section 3 Flashcards

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Im order to have military numbers required to win the war, countries imposed universal military conscription. What is that?

A

The draft

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What is total war?

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Channeling of nation’s entire resources into the war effort

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What did governments do to pay the costs of war?

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Raised taxes and borrowed money

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3
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Define ration.

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4
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At the beginning of the war, Britain’s navy formed a _______ to keep ships from carrying supplies in and out of Germany.

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Blockade

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5
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International law allowed wartime blockades to confiscate CONTRABAND. What is that?

A

Military supplies and raw materials needed

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How did Germany respond to the blockade?

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They used U-boats to create its own blockade

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What was the Lusitania and what happened to it?

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A British liner, it was hit by a torpedo and many passengers were killed.

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8
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Government in every country began to censor the press and anything else it could. What was the purpose of this censorship?

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To keep discouraging news from reaching the public.

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Both sides if the war began using propaganda. What is this?

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The spreading of ideas to promote a cause or to damage an opposing cause

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Propaganda was used to send positive messages regarding the war. Name two.

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  1. To motivate military mobilization

2. Urge civilians to loan money to the government

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Propaganda was also used to spread negative messages, or atrocities. What is an example of one and were they always true? Explain.

A

The brutality of Germany’s invasion of Belgium; many were exaggerated or made up

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12
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Women were crucial to the war effort in every country. What roles did women take during WWI?

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They took over men’s jobs and kept economies going

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13
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What happened to women after the war ended?

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They had to give up jobs; gave women a sense of pride

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14
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Morale was collapsing by 1917. Why?

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Germany was sending 15 year old recruits to the front

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15
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In 1917, the Russian Revolution began to overthrow their monarchy. V.I. Lenin led the revolution and set up a new government in Russia. He signed the treaty of Brest-Litvosk. What did this treaty do?

A

Ended Russians participation in the war

16
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What impact did the Treaty of Brest-Litvosk have on the war?

A

It led Germany to focus its forces on the western front

17
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Shortly after the Russians left the war, the United States joined the Allies. Three reasons:

A
  1. US shaped a cultural history and language with Britain
  2. Germany resumed unrestricted submarines warfare
  3. Germany offered to help Mexico regain lost land in the US
18
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Who was Arthur Zimmerman?

A

German foreign minister

19
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What was the Zimmerman note and what effect did it have on the war?

A

Germany offered Mexico land in the US in return for Mexico’s support

20
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Who was the president of the United States?

A

Wilson

21
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What were Wilson’s 14 points?

A

A list of his terms of resolving this and future wars

22
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What was self-determination?

A

The right for people to chose their own form of government

23
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What happened to the German kaiser William II?

A

He stepped down and pleaded to the Netherlands

24
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A republic was set up in Germany. This democratic government sighted an Armistice. What is that?

A

An agreement to end fighting

25
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What was the data and time of the Armistice (end if war)?

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11:00am November 11,1918