WW1 and Treaty of Versailles

The US occupation of these islands, which had formerly been held by Spain, gave the US a foothold for trade a military control in Asia: ____________________

• Spanish-American War

• Philippines  

• Open Door Policy

• unrestricted submarine warfare

Imperialist war in 1898 that marks America becoming an imperialist power:

• Spanish-American War

• Philippines  

• Open Door Policy

• unrestricted submarine warfare

America’s policy of forcing China to open its doors to foreign trade, which also placed Japan on an inferior footing compared to European and American powers

• Spanish-American War

• Philippines  

• Open Door Policy

• unrestricted submarine warfare

Germany’s policy to bomb any ship trading with its enemies in WWI, which led to America’s entry into WWI: ____________________ 

• Spanish-American War

• Philippines  

• Open Door Policy

• unrestricted submarine warfare

1. Hitler asserted that Germany had been violated because of this, and therefore should rebuild its military and expand to recover territory taken from it: ______________________

•  Treaty of Versailles  

• Zimmermann Telegram

  
  

•  Lusitania   

• Espionage and Sedition Acts

In this secret message, Germany proposed an invasion of the US through Mexico: ____________

•  Treaty of Versailles  

• Zimmermann Telegram

  
  

•  Lusitania   

• Espionage and Sedition Acts

For example, Hitler, Mussolini, and Stalin: ____________________ 

• totalitarian dictators   

•  unrestricted submarine warfare 

•    Zimmermann Telegram

•         Lusitania     

Germany’s bombing of this ship increased anti-German attitudes in the US during WWI, contributing to the US entering the war: ____________________ 

• totalitarian dictators   

•  unrestricted submarine warfare 

•    Zimmermann Telegram

•         Lusitania     

What are 3 of the M.A.I.N causes of WW1?

• Militarism

• Alliances

• Neutrality

• Imperialism

• Treaty of Versailles

What is the main causes of WW2 and Hitler becoming a leader?

• Militarism

• Alliances

• Neutrality

• Imperialism

• Treaty of Versailles