World War I

A major factor in the decision of the United States to enter World War I

• Britain’s naval blockade of Germany

• France’s fall to the Central Powers

• Vladimir Lenin’s rise to power in Russia

• Germany’s unrestricted submarine warfare

What was President Wilson's post-war goal for the League of Nations?

• worldwide agricultural aid.

• access to world trade for all nations.

• to rebuild the countries destroyed by the war.

• international security, stability and peace.

The "Great Migration" involved...

• Urban east coasters moving to the Midwest

  
  
  

• European immigrants moving to east coast cities

• Southern Blacks moving to northern cities

• Chinese immigrants moving from west to east

The Zimmermann Note, intercepted by the U.S., was sent...

• from Germany to Mexico

• from Germany to Russia

• from Britain to France

• from Mexico to Canada

Nationalism is...

• an interest in the allied nations of the U.S.

• a commitment to any nation

• a devotion to one's own nation

• an interest in the nations of the world

This Act fined and jailed people who interfered with the war effort.

• Selective Service Act

• Zimmermann Note

• Espionage and Sedition Act

• War Interference Act

"Armistice" means...

• truce

• availability of armed weapons

• treaty

• surrender

President Wilson's plan for post-war society was called...

• Thirteen Steps

• Universal Peace Plan

• Fourteen Points

• Twelve Nations

Primary purpose of the War Industry Board was -

• to create jobs

• to end the war

• to encourage industries to be more efficient

• to require industries to produce war materials

President during World War I

• Woodrow Wilson

• William Howard Taft

• William McKinley

• Theodore Roosevelt