2. THIS IS
JEOPARDY

3. Aftermath
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Causes of WWI
Technology
Home front
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4. The assassination of this leader sparked WWI

5. The Triple Entente is an example of another cause

6. This cause would be the increase of weaponry and soldiers in a country

7. The scramble for Africa and influences in Asia are examples of this cause

8. Bosnian Slavs or French in Alsace and Lorraine

9. This type of tactic involved using large tracts of holes in the ground
B 200

10. This new piece of weaponry could mow Down 30-40 people with one round
B 400

11. This German ship was able to sink ships nearly undetected

12. This new form of warfare would kill soldiers in their sleep and never alarm others
B 800

13. This syndrome developed as a result of combat and constant attacks

14. This is the policy the US maintained for the majority of the war

15. The passenger ship that was sunk killing a 128 Americans

16. Wilson’s main argument for entering the war was to preserve this
C 600

17. DAILY DOUBLE
DAILY DOUBLE
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C 800

18. This secret note outraged Americans

19. This uprising in Europe made Wilson feel better about joining the Allies
C 1000

20. One large positive of WWI was this
D 200

21. Wilson used this bureaucratic office to help feed the troops in Europe

22. These were loans the government used to help pay for over half the war costs, $21 Billion

23. A person who refuses to fight and believes war is evil

24. These 3 ethnic groups faced many tensions in the US during the war

25. He commanded the US troops in Europe and refused to have US units under allied control

26. This event lead to the March or Peace Offensive by the Germans

27. He was the number one commander of the Allied forces and a French General

28. This was the major turning point of the war, which eventually led to Allied victory, especially with efforts from the likes of Alvin York
E 800

29. Before Wilson would agree to an armistice, he demanded these two things.

30. This speech was supposed to prevent future international conflicts from happening again

31. The key decision makers of the Peace Conference

32. The name of the Peace agreement reached in June of 1919

33. Germany was forced to pay $300 Billion to Allied countries, or better known as this

34. F 1000

35. The Final Jeopardy Category is: Connecting US History
Please record your wager.

36. Identify what both of these are
2. What bureaucratic department was responsible for these?

37. Thank You for Playing Jeopardy!

38. Archduke Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary

39. Alliances
A 200

40. Militarism
A 300

41. Imperialism
A 400

42. Nationalism
A 500

43. Trench Warfare
B 100

44. Machine Gun
B 200

45. U-Boats
B 300

46. Poisonous Gas
B 400

47. Shell Shock
B 500

48. Neutrality
C 100

49. Sinking of the Lusitania
C 200

50. Democracy
C 300

51. Zimmerman Note
C 400

52. Russian Revolution
C 500

53. Economic Boom
D 100

54. Food Administration
D 200

55. Liberty Bonds
D 300

56. Pacifists
D 400

57. Germans, African-Americans, Mexicans
D 500

58. John J. Pershing
E 100

59. Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

60. Ferdinand Foch
E 300

61. Battle of Argonne
E 400

62. Abdication of the Kaiser, Germany agrees to allow a peace conference to end war

63. Fourteen Points
E 100

64. The Big Four
E 200

65. Treaty of Versailles
E 300

66. Reparations
E 400

67. Self-determination
E 500

68. E 500

69. DAILY DOUBLE
DAILY DOUBLE
Place A Wager
C 400