world war 1 Flashcards

1
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what event sparked World War I

A

the assassination of archduke franz ferdinand

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2
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who assassinated archduke Franz Ferdinand

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serbian terrorist

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3
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what terrorist group was Gavrilo Princip a part of?

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black hand
killed arch duke and his wife

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4
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nations in the allied powers

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France, United Kingdom, and Russia

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5
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nations in the central powers

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Austria-Hungary, and Germany

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6
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u-boat

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new deadly weapon hope they would stop suppliers from reaching allies, German submarine

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7
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neutrality

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not being supporting or helping other side in a conflict, “neutral”

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8
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militarism

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policy of building up military power

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9
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alliance

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one country goes to war so does their alliances

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10
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how did the British blockade impact the US?

A

start of the U-boat

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11
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how much did US trade with allies increase between 1914 and 1916

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800 million to 3 billion

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12
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lustinia disaster

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  • killed 128 Americans
  • german U-boat sunk lustinia
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13
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sussex pledge

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  • sinking merchant ships without warning
  • now have to warn before attacking
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14
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who let the preparedness movement?

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Theodore Roosevelt

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15
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what was President Wilson’s initial position on US involvement in the war

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propaganda - get ready for war
- “uncle sam”, advertising

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16
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zimmerman note

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  • calling for cooperation between Mexico and Germany to retake US territory
17
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selective service act

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  • first national draft since Civil War
  • expanded army from 130,000 to 500,000 troops
  • males from 21 to 30 had to sign up for the army
18
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nickname given to american troops from france

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the doughboys

19
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who led the American expeditionary force?

A

general john j pershing

20
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369th regiment (hell fighters)

A

they had an aggressive fighting style

21
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new weapons used during world war 1

A

machine guns, flame throwers

22
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trench warfare

A

new form of combat

23
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effects of mustard gas on soldiers

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painful blisters, blindness, lung damage, very hard to survive

24
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what role did airplanes play in World War I?

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used as a weapon

25
meuse-argonne offensive
- led to the last major battle of World War I - hope ella’s captured the real world serving Germans main supply line
26
how many American casualties resulted from World War I
116,000
27
committee of public information
- created by president wilson - major propaganda - patriotic posters, four minute men
28
how did woman contribute to the war effort at home?
- Red Cross victory, gardens, food, conservation, knitting supplies for soldiers, conserving materials
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espionage act
- made interference with military recruitment illegal - penalties for spying, sabotage, gave postmaster power to censor mail
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liberty bonds
governments certificate, promising repayment with interest
31
how did the great migration impact African-Americans and northern cities?
- movement of African-Americans moved from south to north - got paid better no Jim Crow laws northern factory jobs - urban population growth, new opportunities, racial tension in north
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sedition act
- expanded restrictions on free speech - made it illegal to criticize the government speak against the war or express disloyal views - led to hundreds of arrests
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article 10 of the treaty of Versailles
- required league members to protect other members provide military support - could force US to go to war
34
who were the big four leaders of the Paris peace conference?
woodrow wilson (us), george’s clemenceau (france), david lloyd george (uk), vittorio orlando (italy)
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war guilt clause
- Germany has to accept blame for the war - had to pay at 33 billion to allies - military restrictions : army limited to 100,000 men - loss of territories : France, Poland, Denmark, Belgium
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why did President Wilson to the country to promote the treaty of Versailles
gain popularity