PN 7.5-6

When WWI broke out in 1914 what was the officially United States Policy?

• Allied Support
• Isolationism
• Neutrality
• Military Intervention

Organize these powers of WWI into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Allied Powers

,

(b) Central Powers

• Austria-Hungary

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• Germany

• France

• Ottman Empire

• Great Britain

• Russia (left 1917)

What passenger ship was sunk by Germany that angered the United States in 1915

• The Titanic

• The Bismarck

• The Andrea Doria

• The Lusitania

Categorize the following quotes with who said them or who its associated with

Groups:

(a) Woodrow Wilson

,

(b) Michael Scott

• He kept us out of War

• The world must be made safe for democracy

• peace without victory

• I'm not superstitious, but I am a little stitious.

• It’s never too early for ice cream.

What were the reasons the US declared war on Germany in April of 1917?

• Unrestricted submarine warfare and the Zimmermann Telegram.
• Desire to expand US territory
• Support for the Allies
• Economic sanctions against Germany

What was the name for the American military sent to Europe under the command of John Pershing in WWI?

• Pershing's Brigade
• United States Army Corps
• American Expeditionary Forces (AEF)
• Allied Forces

What was the name of Wilson's peace plan that he took to Versailles

• Treaty of Paris
• New World Order
• Fourteen Points
• League of Nations

What was Wilson's most important part of his 14 points plan?

• The establishment of the League of Nations.
• The reduction of military forces worldwide.
• The promotion of free trade among nations.
• The signing of the Treaty of Versailles.

What were major components of the Treaty of Versailles?

CHECK ALL THAT APPLY

• German Disarmament

• League of Nations Created

• Germany pay reparations

• Self-Determination in Eastern Europe

• US acquisition of the Middle East

Match the following groups/people and their role with the ratification of the Treaty of Versailles

• President of the United States who proposed the League of Nations

• US Senate

• Responsible for ratifying treaties in the US

• Reservationist

• Supported the Treaty but wanted amendments

• Woodrow Wilson

• Opposed the Treaty of Versailles and the League of Nations

• Irreconcilables