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World War I Unit Study Guide Name: ____________________________________________ Period:________ Terms: Big Stick policy Nationalism Austria-Hungary Serbia Trench Warfare British/ French $ Liberty Bonds/ Taxes Espionage & Sedition Act Treaty of Versailles Panama Canal Central Powers Italy Secret Treaties Submarine Warfare US Entry into WWI Segregation in Military Armistice/ Veterans Day League of Nations Roosevelt Corollary Dollar Diplomacy Triple Alliance Allies/ Triple Entente Britain France Black Hand Beginnings of WWI Lusitania Zimmerman Note Eastern Front Mobilization American Expeditionary Force Vladamir Lenin 14 Points Irreconcilables Reservationists 1912 Election Germany Russia U.S. U.S. Neutrality Merchant Ships Draft Propaganda Self-determination Wilson and Congress People to know: Teddy Roosevelt Franz Ferdinand William H. Taft Vladamir Lenin Woodrow Wilson Gavrilo Princip Kaiser Wilhelm Possible Essay Questions: 1. President Woodrow Wilson did not want to involve the United States in World War I. Instead he wished to remain neutral, supporting neither Germany nor Russia. The President wanted the people of the U.S. to be “impartial in thought as well as action.” On April 2, 1917, however, the President asked the members of Congress to declare war on Germany. What factors or international incidents involving the U. S. caused President Wilson to reverse his position? 2. How did Woodrow Wilson’s family background, education, intellectualism, public speaking style, and previous leadership experience effect his actions as a politician? 3. Explain how the language and images used to sell Victory Bonds stirred up enthusiasm for the war. 4. What were some of the immediate changes that Wilson made to the Presidency after being elected in 1912? Parent/ Guardian Signature: _____________________________________________________________ Date: __________________ World War I Unit Study Guide Name: ____________________________________________ Period:________ Terms: Big Stick policy Nationalism Austria-Hungary Serbia Trench Warfare British/ French $ Liberty Bonds/ Taxes Espionage & Sedition Act Treaty of Versailles Panama Canal Central Powers Italy Secret Treaties Submarine Warfare US Entry into WWI Segregation in Military Armistice/ Veterans Day League of Nations Roosevelt Corollary Dollar Diplomacy Triple Alliance Allies/ Triple Entente Britain France Black Hand Beginnings of WWI Lusitania Zimmerman Note Eastern Front Mobilization American Expeditionary Force Vladamir Lenin 14 Points Irreconcilables Reservationists 1912 Election Germany Russia U.S. U.S. Neutrality Merchant Ships Draft Propaganda Self-determination Wilson and Congress People to know: Teddy Roosevelt Franz Ferdinand William H. Taft Vladamir Lenin Woodrow Wilson Gavrilo Princip Kaiser Wilhelm Possible Essay Questions: 1. President Woodrow Wilson did not want to involve the United States in World War I. Instead he wished to remain neutral, supporting neither Germany nor Russia. The President wanted the people of the U.S. to be “impartial in thought as well as action.” On April 2, 1917, however, the President asked the members of Congress to declare war on Germany. What factors or international incidents involving the U. S. caused President Wilson to reverse his position? 2. How did Woodrow Wilson’s family background, education, intellectualism, public speaking style, and previous leadership experience effect his actions as a politician? 3. Explain how the language and images used to sell Victory Bonds stirred up enthusiasm for the war. 4. What were some of the immediate changes that Wilson made to the Presidency after being elected in 1912? Parent/ Guardian Signature: _____________________________________________________________ Date: __________________
