An Emerging World Power- WW1

Wilson's 14 points stressed the importance of ________________.

• Punishing Germany

• making Germany pay for the war

• The US gaining new territory

• Avoiding future wars and no punishment

The goal of the League of Nations was to _________________.

• settle disputes between countries so they could avoid going to war

• store weapons for future wars

• elect new world leaders

• keep a list of alliances around the war

What were 3 main central powers?

• Germany, Ottoman Empire, Austria-Hungary

• Germany, Panama Canal, Guam

• Panama Canal, Florida, Guam

Which of the following made up the central powers alliance?

• France, United States, Great Britain

• Austria Hungary, Russia, Japan

• Germany, Austria Hungary, Ottoman Empire

• Ottoman Empire, China, Germany

What were the reasons for the United States to get involved with World War 1?

• Protect the United States from being invaded by Mexico

• Protect the United States' economic interests in Cuba

• Zimmerman telegram, unrestricted submarine warfare, sinking of Lusitania

• Zimmerman telegram, unrestricted submarine warfare, sinking of Maine

What was the name of the organization that was created to prevent future wars?

• League of Nations

• Zimmerman Telegram

• Treaty of Versailles

• Yellow Journalism

The Zimmer Telegram (Note) was?

• A correspondence between Czar Nicholas II of Russia and Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany

• A telegram declaring war on America for its support of the Allied Powers

• A popular song that encouraged Americans to support the war effort

• An offer of alliance between Germany & Mexico if the U.S. decided to join the Allied Powers

What was the name of volunteer soldiers?

• Woodrow Wilson
• Buffalo soldiers
• Franz Ferdinand
• Rough riders

Threatening use of force in Latin America if need be

• Dollar Diplomacy
• Moral Diplomacy
• Big Stick Diplomacy
• Shuttle Diplomacy

Define "imperialism."

• the policy of extending the rule or authority of an empire or nation over foreign countries, or of acquiring and holding colonies.

• loyalty and devotion to a nation

• the power to do as one pleases

• an area of land under the jurisdiction (rule) of a ruler or state.