Unit 5 History Test

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Guerilla
Army that uses surprise attacks and sabotage
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Nationalism
An intense pride in one's homeland
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Self-determination
Idea that people who belong to a nation should have their own country
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Allies
The Triple Entente: France, Russia, and Great Britain
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Central Powers
The Triple Alliance: Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria
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Propaganda
Information designed to influence opinions
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U-boats
The German submarines
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Conscription
Forced military service
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War Industries Board
Coordinated the production of war materials
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Victory Gardens
Citizen gardens planted to save food for troops
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Committee on Public Information (CPI)
Tried to "sell" the war to American people
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Espionage
Spying to acquire secret government information
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No Man's Land
A barren landscape between two opposing trenches
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Convoy
Groups of ships escorted across the Atlantic Ocean
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Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
German-Russian treaty ending Russia's participation in WWI
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Armistice
A cease fire that ends war
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Fourteen Points
President Wilson's plan for the post-war world
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League of Nations
An organization set up to preserve peace and prevent future wars
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Treaty of Versailles
The terms of peace with Germany
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Reparations
War damage compensation paid to the allied nations
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General Strike
A strike involving workers living in a certain location
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Red Scare
A fear of communism spreading to the U.S.
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Deport
Expelling somebody from the country
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Pancho Villa
Mexican bandit who attacked Columbus, New Mexico
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Franz Ferdinand
Heir to the A-H throne, assassinated in Sarajevo
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John Pershing
Led an expedition to capture Villa, later led to the U.S. forces into WWI
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Woodrow Wilson
Served as president during WWI
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Harry Garfield
Introduced Daylight Savings Time to save energy during the war
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Doughboys
A nickname for American soldiers
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Bolsheviks
A group of communists fighting for control of Russia
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Vladimir Lenin
Leader of the Bolsheviks party
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David Lloyd George
British prime minster during WWI
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George Clemenceau
French premier during WWI
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Vittorio Orlando
Italian prime minister during WWI
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A. Mitchell Palmer
U.S. attorney general who was bombed by communists, led to raids on foreigners
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J. Edgar Hoover
Head of the FBI who attacked the communists
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Calvin Coolidge
Became president during the post-war years, return to normalcy
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4 causes of WWI
1) Nationalism
2) Imperialism
3) Militarism
4) Alliance System
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How did war begin in the Balkan region?
Franz Ferdinand was assassinated; the region was known as the "powder keg" of Europe
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What type of war was fought in WWI?
Trench warfare
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Zimmerman Note
A telegram from the German foreign minister to the German ambassador in Mexico, proposed an alliance
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4 new weapons used in WWI
1) Machine gun
2) Tank
3) Poison gas
4) Airplane
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How was propaganda used in WWI?
Used posters to advertise joining the army, saving food, having a role in the war somehow, etc.
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2 of Wilson's 14 points:
No secret treaties, less colonialism
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2 parts of the Treaty of Versailles:
Established 9 new nations, broke up the Ottoman empire and the Austria-Hungary empire
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Weaknesses of the Treaty of Versailles
The harsh treatment of Germany, humiliated Germans, and Germany would never be able to pay back $33 billion
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Italy: Ally, Central Power or Neutral?
Ally
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Spain: Ally, Central Power or Neutral?
Neutral
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Austria-Hungary: Ally, Central Power or Neutral?
Central Power
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United Kingdom: Ally, Central Power or Neutral?
Ally
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Russia: Ally, Central Power or Neutral?
Ally
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Mexico would've been given what from the proposed alliance with Germany?
Land/lost territory
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German war plan that called for the invasion of Belgium
Schlieffen Plan
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Great Migration
Movement of African-Americans to northern cities
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Battle of the Somme
Battle that totaled about 1 million casualties, leading about 7 miles
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From what nation was Gavrilo Princip, the duke who assassinated Franz Ferdinand, from?
Serbia
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Leading into WWI, what warship sank on May 7, 1915?
Lusitania
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Liberty Bonds
Allowed Americans to loan money to the government