Chapter 19 Section 1: WWI Begins
- How did nationalism
help lead to WWI?
- How did imperialism
help lead to WWI?
- How did militarism help
lead to WWI?
- How did the alliance
system help lead to WWI?
- Why was the U.S.
originally neutral?
- How did unrestricted
submarine warfare change WWI?
- Why did the US finally enter WWI?
Chapter 19 Section 2: American Power Tips the Balance
- Describe the Selective
Service Act.
- Why was the Selected
Service Act created?
- What role(s) did women
play in WWI?
- What role(s) did
African Americans play in WWI?
- Why was the convoy
system used?
- Why did Alvin Yorke
become famous?
- How did mechanized
warfare change how wars were fought?
- What was the role of
the Red Cross during WWI?
- How did WWI end?
Chapter 19 Section 3: The War at Home
- Why was the War
Industries Board (WIB) formed?
- How did the WIB help
U.S. production?
- Explain the idea of a
“war economy.”
- How did the National
War Labor Board try to improve conditions?
- Explain Wilson’s plan
to conserve food.
- How did vegetable
gardens play a role in the war effort?
- How did Wilson pay for
the war effort?
- Why is George Creel
important?
- Why was there
anti-immigrant sentiment during the war?
- Explain the Espionage
& Sedition Acts.
- What were the results
of the Espionage & Sedition Acts?
- What was the Great
Migration?
- What caused the Great
Migration?
- How did WWI change the
roles of women?
- How did the flu epidemic affect the U.S.
Chapter 19 Section 4: Wilson Fights
for Peace
- Identify the groups
into which the Fourteen Points were categorized.
- Why did the Allies
reject Wilson’s plan?
- Why did Germany think
the Treaty of Versailles was unfair?
- Why were some Americans
opposed to the Treaty of Versailles?
- How did Wilson try to
get the treaty approved?
- Describe post-war conditions
in Germany.
- What were the domestic consequences of WWI?
Chapter
19 Vocabulary
1.
Militarism
2.
Trench
Warfare
3.
“No
Man’s Land”
4.
Lusitania
5.
Zimmerman
Note
6.
Neutrality
7.
Selective
Service Act
8.
Convoy
System
9.
Conscientious
Objectors
10. Mechanized Warfare
11. War Industries Board
12. George Creel
13. Espionage & Sedition Acts
14. Great Migration
15. Fourteen Points
16. League of Nations
17. Treaty of Versailles
18. Reparations
19. War-Guilt Clause
20. Henry Cabot Lodge
1.
How did WWI restrictions on civil liberties
compare with those imposed during the Civil War?
2.
Why
weren’t the provisions of the Treaty of Versailles based more fully on Wilson’s
Fourteen Points?
3.
What
factors contributed to the Senate’s failure to ratify the Treaty of Versailles?
4.
To
what extent did the Treaty of Versailles reflect Wilsonian principles?
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