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?
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