New military technology, an army race between countries, and the glorification of war all fall under:

French-German border conflicts and ethnic nationalism in the Balkans provide support for what particular cause of World War I?

The assassination of Franz Ferdinand, heir to Austria-Hungary's throne, led Austria to declare war on Serbia.

The Central Powers consisted of Russia, Italy, France, and Great Britain.

The Allies were mainly comprised of Russia, Italy, France, Great Britain, and eventually the United States.

This critical battle front in France would determine which side would win WWI.

Advances in technology led to the devastation of defensive weapons. Most notably, these were:

During the war, ineffective offensives and effective defenses produced a deadly __________________. (Choose the best answer that applies here.)

The stalemate during WWI led to gruesome conditions for the men in the trenches of the Western Front. One of these was:

This particular ally suffered very high casualties and was forced to leave the war due to a revolution.

Once the war started, many Americans wanted no part of a conflict as distant as Europe. This stance is known as:

Two ethnic American groups who were most opposed to the Allies were:

What was the name of the May 1917 Congressional authorization for a military draft?

What was the name of the 1917 legislation banning seditious printed matter from the mail as well as treasonous or disloyal activities?

Under the Espionage Act, you could be fined up to ____________ for speaking out against the war.

This political figure was a member of the Socialist Party and was jailed for speaking out against the war. While in jail, he received about 1,000,000 votes for the presidency.

Women's efforts and sacrifices made during the war led to the ratification of this amendment in 1920:

What was the mass post-war move of more than a million African-Americans northward called during World War I?

An African-American performing lower-tier factory work could earn as much as _________ per day, as opposed to _________ per day in the South.

Wilson's 14 Points and the Treaty of Versailles both shared:

Early in the war, British leaders decided to use their navy to ______________ Germany to keep essential goods from reaching the other country.

Britain followed International law in confiscating contraband goods only, especially those enroute to Germany.

In response to Britain's blockade, Germany began to sink __________ ships using its U-boats, or submarines.

On May 7th, 1915, a German U-boat sank the British passenger liner ______________ off the coast of Ireland.

Germany helped to keep the United States out of the war by eventually promising not to sink any more passenger ships, and it kept its promise.

In 1916, Congress passed two pieces of legislation to prepare for the possibility of U.S. involvement in WWI:

President Woodrow Wilson ran for reelection in 1916 and won with the slogan:

In January of 1917, due to severe supply shortages as a result of Britain's blockade, Germany's Foreign Minister, Arthur Zimmerman, sent a telegram to __________.

The Zimmerman note proposed an alliance between Germany and Mexico, stating that if the U.S. declared war on Germany, Mexico should declare war on the U.S. In return, after a Germany victory, Mexico would get back the states of (choose all that apply):

The Zimmerman note was the "final straw" which led the U.S. to declare war against Germany on April 2nd, 1917.

In early 1918, American troops began arriving in larger numbers, and at about the same time, the German offensive began to stall.

On November 11th, 1918, Germany surrendered to the Allies in France.

Of the millions of soldiers who mobilized to fight, almost __________ million allied and ____________ million Central Power troops were dead.

Woodrow Wilson's 14 Points was a plan for long-lasting peace, but it _____________ with Europeans' desire to ____________ Germany.

Under the Treaty of Versailles, Germany had to admit war guilt, lose its colonies, and pay _________ billion in reparations.

The end of World War I produced an unstable international order. The loss of territory and the harsh reparations imposed by the Allies encouraged a strong desire for ___________ in Germany.

In the end, the Treaty of Versailles is rejected by the House of Representatives.

What President Wilson greatly sought to create was a League of Nations, a world organization where countries could gather and peacefully ___________ their quarrels.

In the end, the United States plays an active role in the League of Nations.