World War 1 Test Review Jeopardy Template

U.S. In the War	WWI Organizations	Effects of the War	The Beginning of World War I	WWI Vocabulary
100 An example of the build-up of the U.S. military in 1916 Preparedness	100 What is the Selective Service Act? drafting young men for the military forces	100 shorter hours with overtime pay, increased wages, and the right to belong to a union what workers gained during WW1	100 What is nationalism? Intense pride for one's homeland and a reason for tension between the European powers	100 What is militarism? Reliance on and build up of military forces
200 regulated the production of war goods What role did the federal government play in the U.S. economy during the war?	200 What is the Committee on Public Information? organization that specifically promoted support for the war among the American people	200 The United States Which nation was the world's economic leader after WWI?	200 What event touched off the first declaration of war in WWI? the assassination of the heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary	200 What is Imperialism? Attempting to build up and secure an empire
300 What is true of African Americans during World War I? were segregated and rarely allowed to fight	300 What is the War Industries Board? purpose was to increase industry efficiency & maximize production during WWI	300 League of Nations world organization for countries to gather and resolve their quarrels peacefully	300 What was the Triple Alliance? Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy	300 What is the Triple Alliance and the Triple Entente? Two alliances Europe was divided into
400 What is "peace without victory" in Presidents Wilson's Fourteen Points? Wilson's term that stated that peace should not punish the defeated nations	400 What is the Food Administration? Herbert Hoover worked to increase farm output and reduce waste	400 What are reparations? payments from one nation to another for economic injuries suffered during a war	400 What is the Sussex Pledge? German U-boats would warn ships before attacking them	400 What is the Schlieffen Plan? The German plan of attack to avoid a war on two fronts
500 What was the effect of the Sedition Act of 1918? federal law that limited freedom of speech	500 What is the National American Woman Suffrage Association? Women's rights organization that helped pass women suffrage at the state and local level	500 Who were the "Big Four"? Nickname for the leaders of United States, Britain, France, and Italy attended the peace conference at the end of WWI	500 What is the convoy system? Transport troops safely across the Atlantic	500 influenza pandemic at the end of WW1

World War 1 Test Review

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