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3. Armed Conflicts

4. Documents

5. Areas of Expansion

6. Famous People

7. Vocabulary

8. Famous People of WWI Era
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9. What war ended with the Treaty of Paris of 1898?
C 1 - $100
What war ended with the Treaty of Paris of 1898?

10. C 1 - $200
Name a country that came under some form of U.S. control as a result of the Spanish-American War.

11. C 1 - $300
During the Philippine-American War, the U.S. treated Filipinos in much the same way as the Spanish had treated the _____

12. Which of the following conflicts did NOT involve U.S. troops?
Hawaiian Revolution, Boxer Rebellion,
Russo-Japanese war.

13. This was the most famous battle of the Spanish-American War?

14. This letter attacked the U.S. President & angered Americans.

15. On what did the Roosevelt Corollary build?

16. The de Lôme letter included criticisms of what U.S. President?

17. to end military rule and set up a civil government in Puerto Rico.
The purpose of this was
to end military rule and
set up a civil government
in Puerto Rico.

18. His foreign policy was called “Missionary Diplomacy”?

19. This land purchase was called “Seward’s Folly”?

20. Policy used by many European nations to build up their armed forces.

21. This phrase became the rallying cry for U.S. intervention in Cuba

22. C 3 - $400
Because militarism was a cause of WWI the framers of the Treaty of Versailles barred what country from maintaining an army?

23. The policy that kept the U.S. out of WWI for three years was called?

24. He won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1906 for negotiating an end to
war between
Russia and Japan.

25. C 4 - $200
He led a force of 15,000 soldiers in an attempt to capture Pancho Villa.

26. threat of military force. This reflects what proverb?
Teddy Roosevelt’s foreign policy negotiations were always backed by the
threat of military force.
This reflects what proverb?

27. C 4 - $400
Theodore Roosevelt was remembered as a hero for his actions during this battle.

28. C 4 - $500
Cuban poet and journalist who organized a guerilla campaign against American owned property in Cuba.

29. Name given to German submarines
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Name given to German submarines

30. African-Americans in Northern cities.
This event increased
the population of
African-Americans in Northern cities.

31. C 5 - $300
This strategy allowed Germany to drive quickly toward the French Capital

32. C 5 - $400
This required men
to register for
military service

33. C 5 - $500
This was designed as a way for the U.S. to further it’s trade interests in China

34. C 1 A - $100
Spanish-American War $

35. C 1 A - $200
Cuba, Puerto Rico or
the Philippines $

36. C 1 A - $300
Cubans $

37. C 1 A - $400
Russo-Japanese War $

38. C 1 A - $500
the United States $

39. C 2 A - $100
Treaty of Versailles $

40. C 2 A - $200
The Monroe Doctrine $

41. C 2 A - $300
President McKinley $

42. C 2 A - $400
the Foraker Act $

43. C 2 A - $500
Allied leaders $

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Bosnia $

45. C 3 A - $200
Militarism $

46. C 3 A - $300
“Remember the Maine!” $

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Germany $

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Neutrality $

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Theodore Roosevelt $

50. General John J. Pershing
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General John J. Pershing $

51. “Speak softly and carry a big stick.”$

52. C 4 A - $400
San Juan Hill $

53. C 4 A - $500
José Martí $

54. C 5 A - $100
U-boats $

55. C 5 A - $200
The Great Migration $

56. C 5 A - $300
The Schlieffen Plan $

57. C 5 A - $400
Selective Service Act $

58. C 5 A - $500
Open Door Policy $

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61. most decorated soldier and the most decorated airman in WWI?
FJ Topic
What two men were the
most decorated soldier
and the most decorated airman in WWI? $

62. Alvin York and Eddie Rickenbacker
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63. END OF GAME