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Presidents of the Progressive Era Theodore Woodrow

World War I

WWI Objectives WWI Objectives 1. When did WWI begin? 1. When did WWI begin? 2. What are MAIN causes of WWI? 3. Which countries first began fighting in WWI? 4. Which major countries eventually fought in WWI? 6. What was America’s position towards WWI in the first few years? 7. Why did American change its position about the war? 8. When did America officially enter the war? 9. How did America help defeat Germany? 10. What are the Fourteen Points? Who created them? 11. What a four key ideas of the Fourteen Points? 12.What treaty ended WWI? 13. What are the key provisions in the treaty that ended WWI? 14. What were the objections against the League of Nations? Which country made these objections?

When did WWI Begin?

What are MAIN causes of WWI?

What is the “spark” that ignites WWI?

Major Countries Involved in War Central Powers Allied Powers

What was America’s position initially?

What officially gets America into the war?

When did WWI end?

How did America help defeat Germany?

What are the Fourteen Points?

Explain five elements of the Fourteen Points Freedom of the Seas No more entangling alliances Self-Determination League of Nations Mandate System

What were the key objections to the League of Nations?

What Treaty ends WWI?

Provisions of the Treaty of Versailles