_______ is the term defined as pride in one's nation, promoting it's causes, cultures, and interests.

Propaganda can be best described as

The belief that a country needs a strong army is called

Who led Germany during the last decade of the 1800s and most of WWI?

What is known as an agreement among nations to defend one another?

The Germans called their submarines:

The assassination of ______ in Sarajevo by a Serbian nationalist was the spark that ignited the first world war.

Soldiers fought in long deep ditches dug for protection across from France from the English Channel to the border with Switzerland called _______.

England, France, and Russia sided with the United States during World War I were known as the _______.

Germany along with Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire during World War I were known as ________.

What was the name of the British steamship that the Germans torpedoed and killed up to 100 United States citizens?

______ was the name for the barren region between opposing trenches in WWI.

The movement of African Americans and other minorities to the northern U.S. during the war was the Great ________.

Which of the following was a new technology introduced to use in WWI?

The Sedition Amendment of 1918 prevented people from:

The Espionage and Sedition Acts affected freedom of speech because they:

What was the telegram called that Germany sent to Mexico that offered to help them win land back from the U.S. if Mexico would start a war with the U.S.?

Private citizens created these to provide food for their homes while food from farms went to the troops overseas.

What was the goal of Victory and Liberty Bonds?

What is the name of an agreement to end fighting?

Woodrow Wilson's goals for peace after World War I was known as _______.

What is the name of the peacekeeping organization that was formed after World War I?

Why did Americans not want to sign the treaty between them and Germany?

Wilson's purpose in proposing a League of Nations was to:

_________ were known as payments for war damages.

Which treaty ended World War I?

Which country had to take full responsibility for WWI, pay reparations, lose most of its military, and be stripped of their colonial possessions?

When did the First World War end?

More people were killed by _____ than by World War I.

T/F: One cause of the Great War was the growth of imperialism

T/F: Britain established a blockade to intercept contraband

T/F: The incident that sparked World War I was the assassination of Woodrow Wilson

T/F: Trench warfare led to military stalemates during war

T/F: The Sussex pledge was issued after the sinking of the Lusitania

T/F: The Lusitania was a German submarine that sank several Allied ships

T/F: The Selective Service Act set in place a system for registering for the draft

T/F: The United States sent men and materials to Europe using the convoy system

T/F: Women working in war related fields received pay equal to that received by men doing similar work.

T/F: Herbert Hoover was in charge of the Food Administration during the war, promoting the use of victory gardens