WK10 - US WW1 Mobilization Effort / How WW1 Ended The Treaty of Versailles

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What kind of thinking was necessary to mobilize WW1 within the US?

Creative

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In the 1880s/1890s, Republicans were the party of what sized government? How about Democrats?

big gov, small gov

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By the 1960s, Republicans had become the party of what sized government? How about Democrats?

small gov, big gov (modern way)

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What’s the S.S.A.? Why’s it important?

The Selective Service Act - drafted 2.8 million men, 2 million volunteered

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What’s the A.E.F.?

American Expeditionary Force

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What’s a liberty bond?

when private people donate money

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How much money was raised for the war effort during WW1 by liberty bonds? Why were liberty bonds considered important during WW1?

$25 billion, buying liberty bonds symbolized patriotism

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What’s the W.I.B.? Provide an example.

War Industries Board - Henry Ford manufactures motorcycles & tanks

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What was “Meatless Tuesday”?

A campaign focused on encouraging Americans to reduce meat intake to support the war effort

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How did the US Gov. try to sell the war?

propaganda posters

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In addition to posters, how else did the US Gov. sell the war?

Office of War Info (OWI) - propaganda machine, Committee on Public Info (CPI) - posted newspapers hourly, and 4-minute men gave pro-war speeches

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In 1912, what was the US’ government focused on?

Monopolies

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Which countries were known as the “Big 3” in the Treaty of Versailles?

England, France, & US

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Which two countries specifically wanted to hurt Germany after WW1?

England & France

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What was the US’ main reason for agreeing to the Treaty of Versailles?

The US wanted a League of Nations

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Which nation dropped out of the Treaty of Versailles and why?

Russia - internal revolution

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Which two nations were Allies with the US in WW1 but were left out of the Treaty of Versailles?

Italy & Japan

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Which nation’s leader attended the meeting on the Treaty of Versailles but ended up leaving after one day?

Italy

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ToV - How much money was Germany forced to pay in war reparations after WW1?

$50 billion

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ToV - How much land was Germany forced to give up?

1/8th of their land

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ToV - How many citizens did Germany lose by giving up land?

1/10th of their citizens

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ToV - Which nation was assigned ALL of the war guilt?

Germany

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ToV - Germany’s military was limited to…?

< 100,000 men (no war supplies)

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ToV - What happened to Austria-Hungary after WW1?

The nation divided into 2

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ToV - Why was W. Wilson so adamant on developing a League of Nations?

Wilson believed having a League of Nations would prevent another WW

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Why’s W. Wilson’s reasoning for a League of Nations so ironic?

The Treaty of Versailles’ details caused another WW.