Militarism and Alliances Flashcards

1
Q

Common interest in opposing Germany and Austria-Hungary led Russia and France to sign the ______

A

Franco-Russian Alliance

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2
Q

Policy of aggressive military preparedness

A

Militarism

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3
Q

Friendly understanding

A

Entente cordiale

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4
Q

Who were the Triple Entente?

A

Britain, France, and Russia

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5
Q

Germany singled alliances with Italy and with Austria-Hungary

A

Triple Alliance

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6
Q

A feeling of intense pride in one’s homeland

A

Nationalism

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7
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The idea that those who share a national identity should have their own country and government

A

Self-determination

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8
Q

What did self-determination lead to in southeastern Europe?

A

The Balkan Crisis

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9
Q

Who were the first to gain independence?

A

The Serbs; Serbia

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10
Q

Who was the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne?

A

Archduke Franz Ferdinand

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11
Q

Who shot Franz and his wife?

A

Princip

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12
Q

What secret society was Princip apart of?

A

Black Hand

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13
Q

Who did Austria-Hungary declare war on?

A

Serbia

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14
Q

Who did Germany declare war on?

A

Russia and France

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15
Q

Who did the British government promise to protect who was neutral?

A

Belgium

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16
Q

Those fighting for the Triple Entente were called the ___

A

Allies

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17
Q

Who joined the Allies after being promised control of Austro-Hungarian territory after the war?

A

Italy

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18
Q

Germany and Austria-Hungary joined with the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria to form the ___

A

Central Powers

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19
Q

What was established to prevent strikes from disrupting the war effort?

A

National War Labor Board

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20
Q

Who sent agents to the south to recruit blacks?

A

Henry Ford

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21
Q

Massive population movement

A

Great Migration

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22
Q

Wilson created the _______to “sell” the war to American people

A

Committee on Public Information (CPI)

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23
Q

Who led the CPI?

A

George Creel

24
Q

_____ made it illegal to aid the enemy, give false reports, or interfere with the war effort.

A

Espionage Act of 1917

25
Q

____ made it illegal to speak against the war publicly

A

Sedition Act of 1918

26
Q

_____required all men between 21 and 30 to register for the draft

A

Selective Service Act of 1917

27
Q

____ randomly determined the order in which they were called before a local draft board in charge of selecting or exempting people from military service

A

Lottery

28
Q

What infantry divisions fought in bitter battles along the Western Front?

A

African American 92nd and 93rd

29
Q

The ___ authorized the enlistment of women to meet its clerical needs

A

Navy

30
Q

What rank were women in the navy?

A

Yeoman

31
Q

What was the name for nurses’ program?

A

Army Nurse Corps

32
Q

Goods who importation, exportation, or possession are illegal

A

Contraband

33
Q

What boat did U-boat sink that had 128 Americans on it?

A

The Lusitania

34
Q

What French boat did the U-boat sink?

A

The Sussex

35
Q

What was Wilson’s campaign slogan?

A

“He kept us out of war”

36
Q

When did Wilson ask congress to declare war?

A

April 2, 1917

37
Q

What did British intelligence intercept on its way to Mexico?

A

The Zimmerman Telegram

38
Q

What coordinated the production of war materials?

A

War Industries Board

39
Q

Who led the food administration program?

A

Herbert Hoover

40
Q

What managed the use of coal and oil?

A

The food administration program

41
Q

Who cut the transatlantic telegraph cable?

A

British

42
Q

How were most people killed in the war?

A

Artillery fire

43
Q

Where did the trenches stretch from?

A

The english channel to the swiss border

44
Q

What was used to guard against the enemy?

A

Barbed wire and the machine gun

45
Q

What did the Germans first use?

A

Poison gas

46
Q

Who proposed that merchant ships and troops travel in groups called convoys?

A

William S. Sims

47
Q

Who were the “doughboys”?

A

A combat pilot who was inexperienced, fresh, and eager to fight

48
Q

What treaty would give Russia Ukraine, its Polish and Baltic territories, and Finland?

A

Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

49
Q

Agreement to stop fighting

A

Armistice

50
Q

What was President Wilson’s peace plan?

A

Fourteen Points

51
Q

What did the 14th point call for the creation of ?

A

League of nations

52
Q

Who were the “Big Four”?

A

Wilson, Brit David Lloyd George, French George Clemenceau, and Italian Vittorio Orlando

53
Q

Treaty that specifically blamed “the aggression of Germany”

A

Treaty of Versailles

54
Q

Treaty that ended the war with Austria-hungary

A

Treaty of Saint-Germain

55
Q

Strike that involves all workers in a community

A

General Strike