Why was the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand called the "spark" that started WWI?

His death caused Austria Hungary to declare war on Serbia, starting WWI.

The United States was a close alliance with Serbia and declared war immediately on Austria Hungary.

The assassination caused Russia to exit the war and forced the Allied powers to declare war on the Central Powers.

How did the introduction of new weapons, like tanks and machine guns, impact the battles of WWI?

The new weapons caused WWI to be one of the most costly wars (in terms of deaths and causalities)in history.

The new weapons gave the Allied Powers a huge advantage.

The new weapons caused the United States to remain neutral, because of the damage they could cause.

During WWI both the Allied and Central Powers used trench warfare. How did this fighting strategy affect the war for both sides?

World War I became a war of attrition.

Both the Allied and Central Powers endured heavy causalities and deaths.

WWI was fought as a defensive war, and was a stalemate.

Where did the majority of WWI battles take place?

Between France and Germany, called the Western Front.

Most of the battles of WWI was fought in the United States.

In Asia, near the border of China and India.

Why did the Fuel Administration shorten work weeks for factories that did not make war supplies, and introduce daylight savings time?

To save money and send extra supplies to France.

To allow Americans to prepare for a possible land invasion from Russia.

How did the Industrial Revolution in the US around 1900 benefit the war effort in WWI?

The Industrial Revolution allowed the mass production of weapons and war supplies possible for the US.

The factories produced more goods that the US could trade with Europe.

The factories built in the Industrial Revolution offered jobs to women and African Americans during WWI, changing their place in society.

Why did the citizens of the US make so many sacrifices during WWI?

The citizens of the US understood the value of their sacrifices and knew that it would take everyone doing their "bit" to win the war.

The US government forced the American people to make sacrifices.

The citizens of the US were closely linked to Germany and wanted to help them win the war.

How did the Russian Revolution affect WWI?

The Allied powers lost a powerful ally, and WWI would now be a 1 Front War.

The United States lost a valuable trade partner.

The Central Powers were able to take advantage of the Russian Revolution and win WWI.

Besides being the first battle the US "dough-boys" participated in, why was the Battle of Bellau Wood an important victory for the US and the Allied Powers?

The Allied powers were able to protect Paris, the capital of France.

Alvin York became a decorated war hero for his actions in the Battle of Belau Wood.

The Central powers surrendered following the battle.

Why did President Woodrow Wilson believe that the treaty to end WWI must be a "peace without victory?"

President Wilson knew that if there was a "loser" to WWI, a second world war was very possible.

Since the United States lost WWI, he did not want the Central Powers to destroy the US.

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Pride in one's nation.

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