Transcript Imperialism and World War I

World War I
Review
This country had an alliance with
Serbia prior to the start of WWI
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Russia
France
Belgium
Great Britain
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1: Russia
• What is the chain of events that led to WWI?
Which country switched sided during
WWI?
Russia
Serbia
Italy
The United States
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3: Italy
• Why did they switch?
• What did they hope to
gain?
These people refused to fight in WWI
because they thought that violence
was morally wrong.
1. Isolationists
2. Conscientious
objectors
3. Moralists
4. communists
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2: Conscientious Objectors
• What is the difference between a
conscientious objector and an absolute
conscientious objector?
Participant Scores
True or False: The U.S. remains
COMPLETELY neutral during the
beginning of WWI
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2. False
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2: False
• How is the US
not neutral?
• Why did Woodrow
Wilson not want the US
to get involved?
Which one of the following countries
were NOT part of the Central Powers?
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Germany
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
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Serbia
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4: Serbia
____________ was the ship sunk by German u-boats
which contributed to Americans joining the war.
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USS Maine
Lusitania
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2: The Lusitania
This is the kind of biased communication designed to
influence people’s thoughts and actions
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Propaganda
Isolationism
CPI
Pamphlets
1: Propaganda
He was the former muckraker who headed the Committee on
Public Information
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Upton Sinclair
Woodrow Wilson
Terry Tipton
George Creel
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4: George Creel
Which is NOT true about the Selective
Service Act?
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1. Also known as the draft.
2. 3 million men served as draftees in WWI.
3. It required all men between the ages of 18 and 2
to register.
4. It was passed in 1917.
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3: It required all men between the
ages of 18 and 21 to register.
Participant Scores
Which of the following countries were
NOT part of the Big Four?
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USA
Russia
France
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2: Russia
• Why was Russia left out?
• How do the Russians feel about this?
Which member of the Big Four wanted to
ensure an “enduring peace”
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President Woodrow Wilson
Prime Minister David Lloyd George
Prime Minister Vittorio Orlando
Premier Georges Clemenceau
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1: Woodrow Wilson
• Who were the other
members of the Big
Four?
• What did each of them
want?
Which one of the following countries did NOT
join the League of Nations?
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Great Britain
Italy
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4: The United States
Which one of the following was NOT a reason the U.S.
refused to join the League of Nations
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1. Wilson refused to compromise
2. The United States did not want to be involved in
European affairs
3. Europeans nations did not want American interferenc
4. Many Americans were concerned with it conflicting
with Congress’ ability to declare war
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3: European nations did not want
American interference.
What economic factor was most responsible for the
Great Migration?
1. Greater employment opportunities in urba
areas
2. Increased imports from newly acquired US
territories
3. The availability of free land under the
Homestead Act
4. The need for agricultural workers to feed a
growing population
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Greater employment opportunities in
urban areas
• Why are there jobs in the cities?
• Push Factors?
• Pull Factors?
American isolationists thought that
U.S. should…
1. Have no involvment in the war
2. Help the Allies with money and supplies, bu
not troops
3. Declare war on Germany
4. Use its influence to try to end the war
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Have no involvement in war
• Why did Wilson want the US to remain
neutral?
• What is the immediate cause of US
involvement?
Participant Scores
Know for the test
• What the MAIN causes of WWI were and
what the “spark” was that set the war off.
• The chain of events that led to WWI.
• Know why the U.S. finally entered WWI in
1917.
• Know what the Versailles Treaty was and how
it’s weaknesses would eventually lead to
WWII.
• The Push/Pull Factors of the Great Migration
HOMEWORK FOR TONIGHT
• Study for the test tomorrow
• The Homework Notebook is due tomorrow