The United States During World War I

Term that means staying uninvolved in the affairs of other nations

• Introversion

• Isolationism

• Idealism

• Introspection

The goal of the Zimmerman Telegram was:

• To provoke America into war with Germany

• To end America's unstated alliance with Britain

• To pull Mexico into the war to get more help in Europe.

• To use Mexico to pull America away from Europe

Strategy used to protect troops and supplies from German submarine attacks:

• Caravan

• Convoy

• Connection

• Cluster

America's chief contribution to the battles in World War I was protecting:

• France

• Russia

• Great Britain

• Serbia

The American entry into World War I was significant for:

• Introducing superior technology

• Introducing fresh soldiers and supplies

• Introducing air superiority

• Introducing large guns and artillery

What caused Russia to exit World War I?

• Russian Revolution of 1917 and Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
• Russian Uprising and Treaty of Moscow
• Russian Annexation and Treaty of Paris
• Russian Civil War and Treaty of Versailles

German promise to stop unrestricted submarine warfare that ultimately helped provoke US into war:

• Sussex Pledge
• Lusitania Pledge

• Hamburg Pledge
• Berlin Pledge

What was NOT a part of General Pershing's controversial plan for American soldiers?

• Waiting almost a year to fight so they could train

• Wanting American soldiers to fight as units

• Wanting American soldiers to stay out of trenches

• Waiting to set up communications and supply lines

Word used to describe acceptance of terms to end conflict:

• Armistice

• Arrangement

• Agreement

• Acceptance

To help pay for the war, an aggressive push to sell ______________ was formed.

• Liberty bonds

• Freedom funds

• War bonds

• Patriotic funds