Who encouraged U.S. neutrality in 'thought and action'?

The U.S. traded with ______ sides, but ties with Great Britain were strongest.

Which country did the U.S. have the strongest ties with prior to entering the conflict?

Name one of the commonalities that strengthened U.S. ties with Great Britain:

By 1917, U.S. loans to the Allies reached how much?

Events Prior to U.S. entry: Great Britain spread anti-German _______ to the U.S. (Fill in the blank)

Events Prior to U.S. entry: G. Britain blockaded Europe, stopping our trade with _______ (famine).

Events Prior to U.S. entry: Germany began _______ warfare, violating 'freedom of seas.'

Events Prior to U.S. entry: Germany attacked ships in _______ ports. (Fill in the blank)

Events Prior to U.S. entry: Germany declared a '_______' around the British Isles.

What type of vessel is shown in the image above?

What is the name of the ship shown in the image?

What was the name of the ship whose sinking on May 7, 1915, was a significant event prior to U.S. entry into World War I?

Germany questioned U.S. ________ and the ship’s cargo after the sinking of the Lusitania.

The ship was loaded with ________ purchased from the U.S.

Who demanded in a letter of protest that Germany end submarine warfare and pay reparations to the families?

Wilson demanded that Germany end sub ________ after the sinking of the Lusitania.

The Lusitania was loaded with contraband purchased from the U.S.

What did Wilson demand Germany pay to the families affected by the sinking of the Lusitania?

Observe the images of the sinking ships. What event do these images most likely depict?

Based on the images, the ships are:

March 1916: The French ship Sussex was sunk with Americans on board. What was the name of the pledge Germany agreed to after this event?

March 1916: The French ship Sussex was sunk with Americans on board. Germany agreed to the “Sussex Pledge,” a promise to ______ ships before sinking them.

March 1916: The French ship Sussex was sunk with Americans on board. The significance of the Sussex Pledge was:

Who were the main candidates in the Election of 1916?

In the Election of 1916, both candidates campaigned for ______ and ______.

TR may have hurt Republican chances for victory with pro-war speeches.

How many electoral votes did Wilson win by in the Election of 1916?

The citizens of the US wanted to go to war despite Wilson.

By 1916, the War in Europe became ________ on both fronts.

The Western Front was defended by which two countries?

The Western Front consisted of ______ miles of trenches extending from the English Channel to the Adriatic Sea.

The Eastern Front was defended by which country?

Little progress and high ______ led to frustration on both sides.

According to the map, which alliance did France belong to during World War I?

According to the map, which country was neutral during World War I?

Italy joined the ______ in 1915, according to the map.

According to the map, Bulgaria was a member of the Central Powers during World War I.

Look at the image of soldiers sitting in a trench. What historical event is most likely depicted in this photograph?

Germany resumed _______ submarine warfare to break the deadlock. (Fill in the blank with the correct term from the passage.)

How did Germany try to break the deadlock before U.S. entry into the war?

The U.S. responded to Germany's actions by ending _______ relations with Germany. (Fill in the blank with the correct term from the passage.)

What happened after Germany stopped issuing warnings?

The Kaiser felt confident the _______ would not enter the war.

What was the Zimmerman Note?

Who intercepted and decoded the Zimmerman Note?

In March 1917, which country surrendered to Germany?

The Zimmerman Note was published on _________

After the Zimmerman Note, how many more unarmed U.S. ships were sunk?

Wilson asked ______ for a Declaration of War on April 2, 1917.

Who did Wilson identify as the enemy?

Wilson said: “America must go to war to make the world safe for ______.”

On what date did Congress declare war?

The Allies were _______ in 1917.

In March, 1917, a Russian peoples’ _______ overthrew Czar Nicholas II and a provisional government was set up.

Who was overthrown in March 1917 during the Russian Revolution?

In November 1917, the weak government was overthrown by the _______ led by Nikolai Lenin. (Fill in the blank)

The Bolshevik Revolution eventually resulted in a _______ government.

In December 1917, Russia agreed to an _______ on the Eastern Front and withdrew from the war.

After Russia withdrew from the war, Germany could now send all its forces to which front?

A.E.F. stands for ________ and was led by General John Pershing. (Events Prior to U.S. entry)

By 1918, how many U.S. 'Doughboys' were in France? (Events Prior to U.S. entry)

Wilson began plans for ________ based on his 14 Points. (Events Prior to U.S. entry)

Who led the American Expeditionary Forces (A.E.F.) during World War I? (Events Prior to U.S. entry)