Review of WW1

What is Imperialism? (Pgs. 659-661)

• Shortcut that would connect the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans

• When weaker nations take control of stronger nations

• policy by which nations extend their power over weaker territories.

What factors helped fuel the the development of American Imperialism? (Pgs.659-661)

• Economic Interests

• Social Interests

• Religious Interests

• Military Interests

• Belief in Cultural Superiority

What happened that sparked the war against Spain? (Pgs. 662-667)

• Cuba and Puerto Rico went to war

• Economic Depressions in Havana

• The sinking of the U.S.S. Maine

• William Mckinley's Presidency

What three territories did the United States gain during the 1800's and after the Spanish-American War? (Pgs. 668-673)

• Hawaii

• Guam

• Cuba

• Puerto Rico

• The Philippines

Why did the United States need the Panama Canal? (Pgs. 662-667)

• To help aid in Military blockades against Asian countries

• To connect the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans

• To eliminate ships having to travel around South America

What are the causes of WW1? (Pgs. 679-683)

• Imperialism

• Alliances

• Spanish-American War

• Nationalism

• Militarism

During WW1 soldiers did not defeat the other side as quickly because of the use of _____________.(Pgs. 679-683)

• U-Boats

• Airplanes

• Machine Guns

• Trench Warfare

Which two events prompted the United States to join WW1? (pgs. 679-683)

• Sinking of the Lustania

• Russian Revolution

• Presidency of Woodrow Wilson

• Zimmerman Telegram

On what day did Germany agree to an armistice? (Pgs. 686-690)

• Nov. 11th, 1920

• Nov. 11th, 1918

• Nov. 30th, 1918

• Nov. 30th, 1920

As soldiers went off to battle, there were labor shortages in the north. The factories were forced to hire people they would have usually rejected. This caused a Great Migration of_________ to the jobs in the North. (Pgs. 691-694)

• Women

• Native Americans

• Immigrants

• African Americans