World War One (22-23) Part 2

 

: is an ideology and movement that promotes the interests of a particular nation especially with the aim of gaining and maintaining the nation's sovereignty over its homeland.

• Militarism

• Alliances

• Imperialism

• Nationalism

What geographic factor made it unlikely that World War I battles would be fought in Great Britain?

• Great Britain was very strong so countries were afraid to go there 

• It had a giant mountain that made if difficult for enemies to attack

• It is an island, therefore difficult to move military and supplies there quickly.

• America told the other countries that they weren't allowed to go there

The growth of nationalism in the first half of the 19th century led to an increased competition among European nations.

• True

• False

______: a horrendous infection that often required complete amputation of a soldier's feet due to their feet constantly being wet with no way to dry them. 

• Athlete's Foot

• Trench Foot

• Grangrene

• Icky Foot Disease

Germany was forced to take full responsibilities for the war and pay billions of dollars to the Allies. These payments were called: ____.

• Resperiations

• Recommendations

• Reparations

• Revenues

What was the area in between the trenches called during WWI?

• The Great Soldier Zone

• No Man's Land

• The Dead Zone

• No Tolerance Land

_____: A WWI weapon that blinded or choked its victims or caused torturous burns and blisters, often leading to death or permanent damage to the lungs. 

• Convoy System

• U-Boats

• Poison Gas

• Artillery

After World War I, President Woodrow Wilson played a role in shaping the Treaty of  Versailles. Despite President  Wilson's efforts, the United States Senate refused to ratify the Treaty.

Which concern led the U. S. Senate to reject the Treaty of Versailles?

• The treaty would be too forgiving on Germany following its defeat in the war.

• The treaty would allow the League of Nations to develop its own powerful standing army.

• The treaty would force the United States to surrender the territorial gains it made during the war.

• The treaty would draw the United States into foreign entanglements through the League of Nations.

Peace keeping after World War 1 became a priority due to high levels of destruction, made possible through modern weaponry. Therefore, this organization was established as a means to settle conflicts between nations. 

• Appeasement of Hitler

• The United Nations

• The Formation of Old Alliances

• The League of Nations

______: This type of propaganda links a product to general concepts and ideals that can really only be seen in a positive way.

• Plain Folk

• Testimonial

• Bandwagon

• Glittering Generalities