America's Time World War One Question Bank
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Germany |
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New Nation in Europe |
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Bismark |
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Lusitania |
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Importance |
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European Alliances |
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Arch Duke Francis Ferdinand of Austria |
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War Starts in 1914 |
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Attitude of the soldiers |
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Germans invade France through Belgium |
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Reality of the war sets in |
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U.S. Neutral till 1917 |
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Changes in America |
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Cars |
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Movies |
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Technology |
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Propaganda |
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America lends money to France and England |
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America sells arms to France and England |
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War stops immigration to the U.S. |
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Need for workers draws African American workers to North |
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Western Front |
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Van Schleffan Plan |
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Stalled German offensive |
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Horrors of trench warfare |
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Some Americans volunteered to fight for France, Canada and England |
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Introduction of the big guns to break the stalemate |
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Industrialization of war |
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Effects on soldiers, Shell Shock |
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Battle of the Somme |
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Problems on the Home front |
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Russian Revolution |
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Germans smuggle Lenin into Russia |
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Fate of the Czar of Russia |
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Communist Russia withdraws from the war |
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Reasons U.S. enters war in 1917 |
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Attitudes of American soldiers |
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“Lafayette we are here” meaning? |
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March, 1918 last German advance |
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Americans stop the German Advance |
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Kaiser forced into exile |
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War ends 11-11-1919 |
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Government help for the veterans |
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Effects of war on Europe |
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Effects of war on soldiers |
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Treaty of Versailles |
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Wilson’s 14 Points |
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Attitude of the British and French |
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British and French carve up Middle East into colonies |
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Effects on Germany |
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How Versailles sewed the seeds for a new war |
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