Porfirio Diaz |
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Mexican dictator that had Mexico in good economic development. |
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General Huerta |
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murdered Madero, showed brutality and was put into exile by Wilson.
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Austria-Hungary |
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annexed Boznia and Herzegovin; Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia after the assassination of Franz Ferdinand. |
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Serbia |
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a Balkan nation on Austria-Hungary’s border, called on Russia for aid but Russia did not help |
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Lusitania |
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British passenger liner which was sunk that held 1,200 passengers and 128 Americans by Germans |
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Cite two causes of World War I. |
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• Nationalism • Imperialism |
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Describe two trends that made American neutrality difficult. |
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• Trade with Central Powers suffered therefore business suffered • Immigrants from Europe were influenced highly from their roots such as Irish hate towards Britain because of former domination. |
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Evaluating Tactics Can German U-boat attacks on the Lusitania and Sussex be justified? Explain your position. |
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The U-boat attacks cannot be justified because the submarine warfare was unfair with the attacking of passenger ships that were unarmed. |
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Armistice |
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temporary stop of fighting |
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John Pershing |
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US General, African Americans won praise from him |
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Zimmerman Note |
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tried making an alliance with Mexico depending on if the US entered the war. Promised that Mexico would regain Texas, Arizona, and New Mexico |
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Selective Service Act |
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requiring all men between the ages of 21 to 30 to register for military |
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Summarize the events that brought the United States into the war. |
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• Zimmerman Note • 2 Acts of sabotage • Lusitania • America leant money to Europe |
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Assessing Outcomes Would Germany have won if the United States had not entered the war? Explain your position. |
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Germany would have most likely won because of their last desperate attack where they advanced towards Britain and Paris but the US were the ones that helped stop the advance |
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Bernard Baruch |
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Wall Street stockbroker that attempted “to operate the whole United States as a single factory dominated by one management.” |
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George Creel |
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journalist and author George Creel who was established to “sell” the war to America |
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Espionage and Sedition Acts |
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To prevent spying and resistance to the war effort. In order to silence war opposition |
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Fourteen Points |
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points presented before Congress stating his goals for lasting peace, • To eliminate the general causes of war through freedom of the seas • Open Diplomacy instead of secret agreements • Right of peoples to live under a government of their own choosing |
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Describe three ways that Americans at home supported the war efforts. |
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• The factories would be converted into war production • Food consumption was reduced among families where they were encouraged to “serve just enough” • People made victory gardens for raising their own vegetables - People bought war bonds to supply the war |
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Was government action to suppress opposition to the war justified? Formulate your own opinion and use facts to defend it. |
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It was justified because if opposition got out of hand within the nation then the war effort would be jeopardized but it became a bit extreme with the imprisonment of those even criticizing the Red Cross. |
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List the provisions of the Versailles treaty. |
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• Ottoman Empire lost territory • Austria-Hungary was split up • Germany lost territory, was stripped of its colonies, and was required to pay for damage it had done of Europe and to repay the Allies for the war |
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Describe the economic problems of the United States after the war. |
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• Government spending during the war brought inflation that nearly doubled the cost of living and many consumers could not afford items • Agricultural prices plummeted and many farmers were facing bankruptcy. • 3,600 labor strikes occurred causing economic chaos |
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Explain why “peace without victory” was so difficult to achieve at Versailles. |
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Discuss Wilson’s foreign policy views and how they related to his actions in Latin America. |
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• His foreign policy views were for overall peace and “sheer honesty and even unselfishness should prevail over nationalistic self-seeking in American foreign policy • Attempted to put Huerta in exile and had a battle with Pancho Villa attempting to help Mexico grow |
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State how nationalism and alliances created the conditions that led to World War I. |
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• Nationalism among Europe created tension and rivalries arose because of the different nations being attempted to form • These rivalries caused tension and alliances were made with people from different nations forming new independent nations • The instability and the complex rivalries led to an arms race as each country sought to defend itself |
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Identify four reasons the United States declared war on Germany. |
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• Zimmerman Note • 2 Acts of sabotage • Lusitania • America leant money to Europe |
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Cite changes in economic and political policies that were imposed in the United States during World War I. |
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• Factories were converted into war production areas • Espionage and Sedition acts took place in order to silence war oppression • Civilians bound together to support the war effort by “serving just enough” to reduce food consumption |
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List two actions taken by the American military that helped win the war. |
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• US helped stopped the last desperate effort made by the Germans to protect Britain and Paris • American naval forces joined the British in suppressing all German U-boat attacks by using the new depth charge |
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Describe the terms of Versailles Treaty. |
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• Ottoman Empire lost territory • Austria-Hungary was split up • Germany lost territory, was stripped of its colonies, and was required to pay for damage it had done of Europe and to repay the Allies for the war |
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Explain why Wilson was frustrated with Congress after the war. |
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• Wilson was frustrated with Congress because his League of Nations was branded as a “treacherous and treasonable scheme” • Wilson had conflict with Senate in ratifying his treaty without compromising the terms of the treaty |
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Summarize the social difficulties confronting the United Sates after the war. |
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• Economic difficulties arose such as government spending during the war brought inflation that nearly doubled the cost of living and many consumers could not afford items • A “Red Scare” scared occurred because US was afraid that the labor unrest would cause a revolution and some Russians were deported • Racial tension arose as white soldiers returning from Europe found themselves competing for jobs with African Americans |
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Identify the two types of nationalism that existed in Europe and explain why each was a factor in causing World War I. |
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Nationalism encouraged aggressive growth and expansion, imperialism. Ethnic roots were being formed and rivalries arose thus creating tension among European nations. |
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