Chapter 23 sec 4 Social Studies Skills Q&A

World War I Deaths 

ANALYSIS SKILLS ANALYZING VISUALS

Which side had more casualties?

Yellow (Central Powers), Green (Allied Powers)

• Allied Powers

• Central Powers

World War I Deaths 

ANALYSIS SKILLS ANALYZING VISUALS

1. Which country had more deaths than any other country?

• Russia

• Germany

• France

• Austria-Hungary

• Great Britain

BIOGRAPHY

Woodrow Wilson was born in ___ in 1856. The terrible ___ he saw as a child during the ___ would later influence his response to ___.

• Virginia, disruption, Civil War, World War I

• Virginia, destruction, Civil War, World War I

• Virginia, destruction, Civilian War, World War I

• Virginia, destruction, Civil War, World War II

BIOGRAPHY

As ​ (a)   , he backed ​ (b)   such as child-labor restrictions and an ​ (c)   hour workday for railroad ​ (d)   .

• president
• reforms
• eight
• workers
• precedent
• wires

BIOGRAPHY

What did Woodrow Wilson eventually abandon? What was he committed to after World War i?

• neutrality, world peace

• world peace, neutrality

• child labor restrictions, neutrality

• railroad workers, world peace

BIOGRAPHY

What did Woodrow Wilson win in 1919 for helping to establish the League of Nations.

• The Nobel Peace Prize

• The Noble Peace Prize

• The Nobel Piece Prize

• The Nobel Peace Price

Key Goals of the Fourteen Points QUICK FACTS

End ___ alliances...Encourage ___ trade...Remove barriers to ___...___ armies and navies...Resolve ___ claims...Support the right of people to choose their own ___...Settle ___ disputes...Esatblish the ___

• secret, free, trade, reduce, colonial, government, border, League of Nations

• secret, free, trade, reduce, colonial, government, border, Leave of Nations

• secret, fry trade, reduce, colonial, government, border, League of Nations

• secret, free, trade, redevelop, colonial, government, border, League of Nations

Europe after World War I

GEOGRAPHY SKILLS  INTERPRETING MAPS

Identify all of the countries that were created after World War I.

• Finland

• Czechoslovakia

• Yugoslavia

• Lithuania

• Romania

Causes and Effects of World War I QUICK FACTS

Identify all of the causes of World War I.

• Nationalism

• Militarism

• Competition for territory

• Alliance system in Europe

• Creation of several new nations

Causes and Effects of World War I QUICK FACTS

Identify all of the effects of World War I.

• Millions of deaths and worldwide spread of destruction in Europe

• U.S. entry into the war in 1917

• Competition for territory

• Treaty of Versailles

• Creation of several new nations