USH Unit 5

Question 1

A policy of aggressive military preparedness

Answer 1

Militarism

Question 2

Loyalty and devotion to a nation

Answer 2

Nationalism

Question 3

The spreading of ideas about an institution or individual for the purpose of influencing openion

Answer 3

Propaganda

Question 4

Goods whose importation, exportation, or possession is illegal

Answer 4

Contraband

Question 5

Comprised of Britain, France, and Russia

Answer 5

Triple Entente

Question 6

Comprised of Germany, Italy, and Austria-Hungary

Answer 6

Triple Alliance

Question 7

France, Great Britain, Russia, eventually the U.S.

Answer 7

Allied Powers

Question 8

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire

Answer 8

Central Powers

Question 9

Opposed American military intervention and preparedness movement

Answer 9

Women’s Peace Party

Question 10

Archduke of Austria-Hungary, assassinated in 1914

Answer 10

Franz Ferdinand

Question 11

Concerned with the fundamental right of people to shape their own lives

Answer 11

Self Determination

Question 12

Serbian nationalist (Black Hand), assassinated Ferdinand, sparked WW1

Answer 12

Gavrilo Princip

Question 13

British passenger vessel, sunk by Germans

Answer 13

Lusitania

Question 14

Secret note by Germans urging Mexico to push for war with the United States

Answer 14

Zimmerman Note

Question 15

Determined to remain neutral in conflict

Answer 15

Woodrow Wilson

Question 16

Ran Food Administration

Answer 16

Herbert Hoover

Question 17

Coordinated production of war materials, managed use of coal and oil

Answer 17

War Industries and Fuel Boards

Question 18

Prevents strikes from hampering war effort

Answer 18

National War Labor Board

Question 19

Opposed to American participation in the war

Answer 19

Eugene Debs

Question 20

African Americans, economic opportunities in auto factories in North

Answer 20

Great Migration

Question 21

Produced propaganda to sell the war to American people

Answer 21

Committee on Public Information

Question 22

Gardens planted by civilians during war to raise vegetables for home use, leaving more of other foods for troops

Answer 22

Victory Gardens

Question 23

Spying, especially to gain government secrets

Answer 23

Espionage

Question 24

A group that travels with something, such as a ship, to protect it

Answer 24

Convoys

Question 25

A temporary agreement to end fighting

Answer 25

Armistice

Question 26

Payment by the losing country in a war to the winners for the damage caused by the war

Answer 26

Reparations

Question 27

The free choice by the people of a nation of their own future political status

Answer 27

National self determination

Question 28

Germany accepted loss, had to pay reparations, was forbidden to operate an army or navy, and lost its territory

Answer 28

Treaty of Versailles

Question 29

Allied counterattack, Germany retreats along Western front

Answer 29

Battle of Argonne Forest

Question 30

German offensive, failed drive to Paris, stalemate at ?

Answer 30

Battle of Chateau-Thierry

Question 31

First global intergovernmental organization aimed at maintaining world peace

Answer 31

League of Nations

Question 32

Led the American Expeditionary Force, newly raised army to be sent to Europe

Answer 32

John G. Pershing

Question 33

Entered Russia into war, overthrown in Russian Revolution

Answer 33

Czar Nicholas II

Question 34

Overthrew Tsar in Russian Revolutio

Answer 34

Vladimir Lenin & Bolsheviks

Question 35

Woodrow Wilson, David Lloyd George, Georges Clemenceau, Vittorior Orlando

Answer 35

The Big Four

Question 36

Led the reservationists

Answer 36

Henry Cabot Lodge

Question 37

The cost of purchasing goods and services essential for survival

Answer 37

Cost of living

Question 38

Strikes involving all the workers in a particular geographical location

Answer 38

General Strikes

Question 39

Police officer strike in Boston, sought recognition for their trade union and improvements in wages and working conditions

Answer 39

Boston Strike

Question 40

Shipyard workers fighting for increased wages

Answer 40

Seattle Strike

Question 41

Steel workers, wanted shorter work day, bargaining rights, and a union to recognize

Answer 41

Steel Strike

Question 42

Series of controversial aids by U.S. Justice and Immigration Departments on suspected radical leftists

Answer 42

Palmer Raids

Question 43

To expel an individual from the country

Answer 43

Deport