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What event greatly turned American opinion against the Germans, contributing to the move towards entering WWI?
What event greatly turned American opinion against the Germans, contributing to the move towards entering WWI?
- Armistice Day
- Treaty of Versailles
- Formation of League of Nations
- Sinking of Lusitania (correct)
Who was the famous 'ace' pilot who downed 26 enemy fighters in WWI?
Who was the famous 'ace' pilot who downed 26 enemy fighters in WWI?
- Kaiser Wilhelm II
- Eddie Rickenbacker (correct)
- Woodrow Wilson
- Gavrilo Princip
What type of gardens did people start growing during WWI to provide food for their families?
What type of gardens did people start growing during WWI to provide food for their families?
- Liberty Gardens
- Victory Gardens (correct)
- Unity Gardens
- Peace Gardens
Which organization of nations, proposed by President Woodrow Wilson, aimed to promote cooperation and peace after WWI?
Which organization of nations, proposed by President Woodrow Wilson, aimed to promote cooperation and peace after WWI?
What is the term used for the spreading of ideas to influence public opinion for or against a cause?
What is the term used for the spreading of ideas to influence public opinion for or against a cause?
Which country was forced to give up land, weapons, and take the blame for WWI as part of the Treaty of Versailles?
Which country was forced to give up land, weapons, and take the blame for WWI as part of the Treaty of Versailles?
Who served as the President of the United States during WWI?
Who served as the President of the United States during WWI?
What were the Central Powers in WWI composed of?
What were the Central Powers in WWI composed of?
Which countries were part of the Allied Powers in WWI?
Which countries were part of the Allied Powers in WWI?
What type of warfare involved soldiers digging into the ground to create fighting and living spaces?
What type of warfare involved soldiers digging into the ground to create fighting and living spaces?
Which of the following was NOT a new technology used in WWI?
Which of the following was NOT a new technology used in WWI?
Which ship's sinking by a German U-boat outraged public opinion and played a role in the U.S. entering WWI?
Which ship's sinking by a German U-boat outraged public opinion and played a role in the U.S. entering WWI?
What was the main purpose of barbed wire in WWI?
What was the main purpose of barbed wire in WWI?
Which event marked the beginning of World War I?
Which event marked the beginning of World War I?
What was the main purpose of imperialism among countries?
What was the main purpose of imperialism among countries?
Which term best describes extreme love for one's country?
Which term best describes extreme love for one's country?
What term best describes the belief that a country should maintain a strong military capability and be prepared to use it aggressively to defend or promote national interests?
What term best describes the belief that a country should maintain a strong military capability and be prepared to use it aggressively to defend or promote national interests?
What role did U-boats play in WWI that reflects militarism?
What role did U-boats play in WWI that reflects militarism?
Germany sent a telegram to which country, asking it to declare war on the United States?
Germany sent a telegram to which country, asking it to declare war on the United States?
What is Armistice Day?
What is Armistice Day?
Foot rot caused by long periods of time int wet boots is called ________.
Foot rot caused by long periods of time int wet boots is called ________.
What are agreements between nations to aid and protect one another?
What are agreements between nations to aid and protect one another?
The United States had a policy of ______, and so wanted to stay out of WWI.
The United States had a policy of ______, and so wanted to stay out of WWI.
The treaty that officially ended WWI is called___.
The treaty that officially ended WWI is called___.
What is St. Luke's mascot?
What is St. Luke's mascot?
Study Notes
Defining Alliances
- Alliances refer to strategic connections and cooperative agreements formed between entities to achieve shared objectives.
- These alliances can take many forms, including governments, businesses, non-profit organizations, and individuals.
- Alliances are driven by the benefits of working together rather than alone.
Characteristics of Alliances
- Alliances function when two or more parties combine their strengths, resources, expertise, or influence to achieve a greater outcome.
- Collaboration is at the heart of alliances, allowing partners to pool their knowledge and experience, share best practices, and leverage complementary skills.
Historical Examples of Alliances
- Militaristic alliances like NATO have been formed to take on common challenges.
- Technological partnerships like the Linux Foundation demonstrate collaboration in the tech industry.
- In recent years, alliances have formed around specific issues like climate change, such as RE100 and the Climate Leaders Coalition.
Defining Militarism
- Militarism is an ideology that promotes the view of war as a positive, necessary, or desirable aspect of life.
- It entails a strong belief in the moral value of military preparedness and a willingness to employ force to achieve political ends.
Facets of Militarism
- Belief in the necessity of a large and powerful military, regardless of threats or political context.
- Prioritization of military spending over other aspects of a nation's budget.
- Romanticization of war and military life.
- Use of military force to expand a nation's political, economic, or territorial influence.
Historical Evolution of Militarism
- Militarism has deep historical roots, dating back to ancient civilizations where military prowess and strength built and maintained empires.
- Militarism has been linked to numerous eras and conflicts throughout history.
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Test your knowledge on significant events and figures related to World War I, such as the sinking of the Lusitania, the Mexican telegram incident, and ace pilot Eddie Rickenbacker. Explore the impact of these events on American involvement in the war.
