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1 World War I Terms and Defintions

2 Directions: Fill in the blanks on your notes and draw a picture to represent each definition in the blank space.

3 1. World War One Also known as the GREAT WAR & the War to End all Wars! 1914-1918

4 2. Militarism When countries compete for bigger & better militaries.

5 3.Alliance System a group of nations working together to achieve a certain goal

6 4.autocracy a government that has unlimited power, absolute control

7 5. Neutrality/Isolationism ***the approach that the U.S. took during the initial years of WW1 Staying out of conflict

8 6.Woodrow Wilson U.S. President that attempted to keep us out of the War.

9 7. Propaganda Spreading information to get others to join a cause.

10 8. Liberty Bond ***A government bond that was sold in the U.S. to support the Allies during WWI. A Bond is when an individual lets the Government borrow money to support a cause. The Gov't always pays the money back plus a little more. Favorite Liberty Bond

11 9. pacifist a person who is opposed to war

12 10.dissent to disagree with the goals/method of a political party or government

13 11. Lusitania British Ship sunk by German U-Boats (Submarines) 200 Americans Killed on the ship! This is what made the U.S. Decide to join the war

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15 12. Trench Warfare the WWI strategy that caused soldiers to have to eat, sleep, and die in the miserable ditches

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17 13. Armistice Day November 11th, 1918 marked the end of WW1 With the Treaty of Versailles

18 14. Mandate A legal document that transferred the control of one country to another following World War I

19 15. League of Nations the organization set up after WWI to keep peace among nations. Pres. Wilson's Idea-- COULD NOT get the U.S. to join! *Just like the United Nations today! (UN)

20 16. Reparations Payback Germany was forced to pay for everything that went wrong in the war

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