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Question 1

Why is Europe considered a Powderkeg before the start of World War I

Answer 1

Europe is sitting on a Powderkeg of nationalism regional tensions economic rivalries imperial ambitions and militarism

Question 2

Compare and contrast great Britain and Germany and how they prepare their military forces

Answer 2

Germany had machinery weaponry and increased navy

great Britain had the strongest navy they both increase stock piling both formed alliances

Question 3

TRIPLE ENTEUTE (allied powers)
Fracne, Russia, Great Britain (US later)

TRIPLE ALLIANCE (central powers)
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire, Italy (but switched sides)

Answer 3

Study front

Question 4

Glorification of the military

Answer 4

Militarism

Question 5

Devotion to one’s nation

Answer 5

Nationalism

Question 6

William the second

Answer 6

The German emperor

Question 7

Casualties

Answer 7

Soldiers killed

Question 8

Contraband

Answer 8

Good is usually defined as weapons and other articles used to fight a war

Question 9

The Zimmerman note

Answer 9

Proposed an alliance with Mexico

Question 10

U-boats

Answer 10

Submarines

Question 11

The British passenger liner that was saying by a German submarine

Answer 11

Lusitania

Question 12

Selective service

Answer 12

The act passed by Congress that said young Men can be drafted for military service
Created to build size of the US Army

Question 13

Reasons why the US joined world war one

Answer 13

Zimmerman note (citizen support)
Lusitania
Sussex
us government (Benefits outweigh the negative’s)

Question 14

Sussex pledge

Answer 14

Germany pledge not to sink unarmed ships

Question 15

The positive benefits of the US going to war with Great Britain and France

Answer 15

Trade resources
territory and
increased economy

Question 16

What significant event occurred between 1914 -1917

Answer 16

US is trading with both sides great Britain gives ultimatum

Question 17

What was the push factor of the great migration

Answer 17

Jim Crow laws

Question 18

What was the pull factor of the great migration

Answer 18

Jobs

Question 19

Trench warfare

Answer 19

Battle tactic

Question 20

What were the two warm fronts

Answer 20

The Western front consisted of France
the Eastern front consisted of Russia
In between them both was Germany

Question 21

What was Significant about Henry ford

Answer 21

He created the model T which was a cheap and affordable car

Question 22

How did the model T change American culture

Answer 22

More highways and more jobs

Question 23

Consumer revolution

Answer 23

Change in what and how people buy

Question 24

Installment plan

Answer 24

Small down payment then make monthly payments people were buying things they couldn’t really afford

Question 25

Bull market

Answer 25

Increase in stock prices

Question 26

Teapot dome scandal

Answer 26

President Harding administration scandal in which the interior secretary leased government oil reserves to private oilmen for bribes

Question 27

Dawes plan

Answer 27

Agreement in which the United States loaned money to Germany allowing Germany to make reparation payments to Britain and France

Question 28

Reparations

Answer 28

Payments for war debt

Question 29

Kellogg Briand pact

Answer 29

1928 agreement in which many nations agreed to outlaw war which is impossible

Question 30

What three acts were to prevent war

Answer 30

Teapot dome scandal Kellogg Briand pact Dawes plan

Question 31

What is the red scare

Answer 31

Fear that communist were working to destroy the American way of life

Question 32

Modernism

Answer 32

Science over religion

Question 33

Fundamentalism

Answer 33

Protestant beliefs

Question 34

Scope trail

Answer 34

``` Teacher versus state Teaching evolution (Darwinism) ```

Question 35

Eugenics

Answer 35

Control/desirable traits

Question 36

Quota system

Answer 36

Limited number of immigrants

Question 37

KKK klu klux klan

Answer 37

White supremacy group who discriminated against religion race and ethnic background they wore white hoods

Question 38

Prohibition

Answer 38

No alcohol affect

Question 39

Who is the biggest seller of alcohol

Answer 39

aL Capone

Question 40

What is the 18th amendment

Answer 40

Prohibit alcohol

Question 41

In the 1920s what was the role of women

Answer 41

Flappers | the 19th amendment states women can vote

Question 42

Why is the Harlem Renaissance significant

Answer 42

Rebirth of African-American culture in the US including music and literature which became more main stream a.k.a. popular