1. Jeopardy Vocabulary Causes PeopleHomefront Events Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

2. $100 Question Countries/Alliance that fought against Germany and Austria-Hungry during WWI

3. $100 Answer Allies

4. $200 Question President Wilson’s peace program.

5. $200 Answer Wilson’s 14 Points

6. $300 Question International organization for World peace

7. $300 Answer League of Nations

8. $400 Question Temporary cease-fire between opponents

9. $400 Answer Armistice

10. $500 Question Repayment by the enemy nation for Economic injury suffered during the War

11. $500 Answer Reparations

12. $100 Question The direct cause of WWI

13. $100 Answer Assassination of the Arch-Duke Ferdinand

14. $200 Question A telegram to Mexico that revealed Germany’s intention to ally itself with Mexico if the U.S. entered the war.

15. $200 Answer Zimmerman Note

16. $300 Question The sinking of this ship helped bring the U.S. into the War?

17. $300 Answer Lusitania

18. $400 Question List two reasons why the U.S. originally wanted to stay neutral in WWI.

19. $400 Answer $$$ Could sell to both sides Divided Loyalties of Immigrants

20. $500 Question List and explain the MAIN causes of WWI

21. $500 Answer M ilitarism –build up of military A lliances- secret alliances I mperialism- competition over making colonies N ationalism- colonized people wanted self determination

22. $100 Question President of the U.S. during WWI

23. $100 Answer Woodrow Wilson

24. $200 Question Took his case to the Supreme Court when he was found guilty of violating the Espionage Act

25. $200 Answer Charles Schenck

26. $300 Question Commander of the American land forces (AEF).

27. $300 Answer John J. Pershing

28. $400 Question Group of people who spoke out against the war

29. $400 Answer Pacifists Women’s Peace Party

30. $500 Question Briefly explain the beliefs of each of the following groups regarding the Treaty of Versailles : Reservationists Irreconcilables Internationalists

31. $500 Answer Reservationists- would accept with some changes (get rid of Article 10 in League) Irreconcilables- Would not sign with League of Nations in it. Internationalists- Thought it was good and League of Nations would be good

32. $100 Question Made patriotic speeches to encourage Americans to support the war effort

33. $100 Answer Four-Minute Men

34. $200 Question This government organization was formed to ensure we had enough food & fuel produced and shipped to Europe

35. $200 Answer Food and Fuel Administration

36. $300 Question This government agency focused on creating propaganda to build support for the war

37. $300 Answer Committee on Public Information

38. $400 Question This government agency was created to ensure we had the right goods produced that were needed for the war effort

39. $400 Answer War Industries Board

40. $500 Question This government agency was set up to settle labor disputes to ensure the production of war goods.

41. $500 Answer National War Labor Board

42. $100 Question Job opportunities and Segregation in the South were two causes of this.

43. $100 Answer The Great Migration

44. $200 Question What was the effect of Trench Warfare in the beginning of WWI?

45. $200 Answer It caused a stalemate

46. $300 Question Required all men ages 21-30 in the U.S. To register for the military.

47. $300 Answer Selective Service Act

48. $400 Question List what was included in the Treaty of Versailles. Bonus if you can tell me which country pulled for which part

49. $400 Answer Guilt Clause –Germany accept fault (GB) Pay reparations (GB) Limit German military (France) Take away colonies and land (Italy) League of Nations (US)

50. $500 Question Socialists and Labor leaders were targets of these Two acts.

51. $500 Answer Espionage Act and Sedition Act

52. Final Jeopardy Explain why the U.S. did NOT end up ratifying the Treaty of Versailles.

53. Final Jeopardy Answer Article 10 of the League of Nations. Ultimately, they thought it would pull us into war.