Download Chapter 22: World War I (1914-1919)

CHAPTER 22: WORLD WAR I
Required Work
(35 points APP / 40 points CP)
APP:
1. 5 worksheet packet summarizing Chapter 22
2. One of the APP Assessment Options listed below
CP:
1. 5 worksheet packet summarizing Chapter 22
2. World War I Geography Skills Activity
3. One of the CP Assessment Options listed below
CHAPTER 22 ASSESSMENT OPTIONS
DIRECTIONS
Listed below are the three assessment options for Chapter 22: World War I. Each option has a set of
Applied (APP) directions and College Prep (CP) directions. Choose one of the following assessment
options listed below and follow the appropriate set of instructions. If you choose to take the quiz, study
first and then take the quiz. If you choose to complete one of the alternative assessments, all of the
materials are here in the classroom. If you have any questions about any of the three options please ask.
Option #1:Chapter 22 Quiz
(20 points APP / 25 points CP)
APP: 20 question Matching/Multiple Choice/Short Answer quiz on Chapter 22 Sections 1-5. This
quiz covers the major topics from this chapter and a study guide is located on the board.
CP:
25 question Matching/Multiple Choice/Short Answer quiz on Chapter 22 Sections 1-5. This
quiz covers the major topics from this chapter and a study guide is located on the board.
Option #2: WWI Propaganda Poster (20 points APP / 25 points CP)
APP:
Using the Website www.firstworldwar.com click on “Propaganda Posters” on the far left
side of the main screen, then click “United States” under the list of countries listed on the right
side of the Propaganda Introduction screen. Examine the WWI propaganda posters on this site to
get an idea of what types of efforts propaganda posters supported during World War I. Create
your own propaganda poster complete with picture and slogan and on the back write a 2-3
sentence description of what message your poster is trying to send or what cause it is attempting
to support.
CP:
Using the Website www.firstworldwar.com click on “Propaganda Posters” on the far left
side of the main screen, then click “United States” under the list of countries listed on the right
side of the Propaganda Introduction screen. Examine the WWI propaganda posters on this site to
get an idea of what types of efforts propaganda posters supported during World War I. Create
your own propaganda poster complete with picture and slogan and on the back write a 5 sentence
paragraph describing what message your poster is trying to send or what cause it is attempting to
support.
CHAPTER 22: WORLD WAR I
Chapter 22 Section 1: The Road to War
Causes of WWI
1. Identify the four causes of World War I
M____________________-
A____________________- See #2 & #3 below
I_____________________-
N_____________________-
The Two Alliances
2. List the three members of the Triple Alliance.
1.
2.
3.
3. List the three members of the Triple Entente.
1.
2.
4. Whose death served as the spark that started World War I?
3.
Drawing the Battle Lines
1. List the 4 members of the Central Powers.
1.
2.
3.
4.
2. List the 3 members of the Allied Powers.
1.
2.
3. Use the glossary and summarize the First Battle of the Marne.
Chapter 22 Section 2: Wilson and Neutrality
A New Kind of War
1. Use the GLOSSARY to define the following terms.
Trench Warfare-
No-Man’s-Land-
Stalemate-
2. List the new war machines introduced in World War I.
3.
American Reactions to the War
1. Who was the President of the United States during World War I?
2. Why did most Americans support the Allies?
3. Why did millions of Americans sympathize with the countries of the Central Powers?
How the United States becomes involved in World War I
1. Identify 2 ships that were sunk by German U-boats in the Atlantic Ocean?
1.
2.
2. Use the glossary to define the Sussex Pledge.
3. Use the glossary to define the Zimmermann Note.
4. What was President Wilson’s response to the Zimmermann Note?
Chapter 22 Section 3: Americans Prepare for War
New Legislation (Laws) at Home Prepare America for War
1. Use the GLOSSARY to define the following terms.
Espionage Act of 1917-
Sedition Act of 1918-
Selective Service Act-
Liberty Bonds-
Chapter 22 Section 4: Americans Over There
The Americans Arrive
1. Use the GLOSSARY to define American Expeditionary Force.
2. What American General commanded the AEF?
The War in 1917 & 1918
1. Why did Russia withdraw from the fighting in 1917?
2. Summarize what happened during the Battle of the Somme (who was involved,
who won, how long did it last).
3. Use the glossary to summarize the Second Battle of the Marne.
4. Use the glossary to define armistice and identify when was the armistice ending
World War I signed?
Chapter 22 Section 5: Establishing Peace
1. Use the GLOSSARY to define the following terms.
Fourteen Points-
League of Nations-
Treaty of Versailles-
2. Define reparations.
3. What were the three punishments set against Germany as the end of World War I?
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Pay-

Return-

Allies would gain-
4. Why did most Republican Senators not want to approve the treaty to join the League
of Nations?