jeopardy review wwi

Jeopardy !Jeopardy !

World War IWorld War I

ImperialismImperialism

Vocab PicturesMC weapons Homefront Random

200300400500600

200300400500600 600

500400300200

600500400300200

600500400

600500400

300300200200

100 100 100 100 100100

Final JeopardyFinal Jeopardy

Category- Peace

Final QuestionFinal QuestionThe Treaty of Versailles

ended the war. Which country was not involved in the peace talks and what did the treaty say?

• Germany

• Pay $300 billion

• Dismantle military

• Accept war blame

• Give up colonies

Vocab- 100Vocab- 100

Belief that a nation Belief that a nation should have and use should have and use a large militarya large military

militarismmilitarism

Vocab - 200Vocab - 200

Agreement by which Agreement by which nations pledge to nations pledge to cooperate if one is cooperate if one is attackedattacked

alliancealliance


A feeling of intense A feeling of intense loyalty to one’s loyalty to one’s nationnation

NationalismNationalism


Information Information intended to intended to convince people to convince people to think a certain waythink a certain way

PropagandaPropaganda


War in which neither War in which neither side is able to win a side is able to win a decisive victorydecisive victory

stalematestalemate


Money that a Money that a defeated nation defeated nation pays to make up for pays to make up for a war’s destructiona war’s destruction

reparationsreparations

MC- 100MC- 100

Women helped in Women helped in the war effort by the war effort by

A: Working in A: Working in factoriesfactories

B: joining the air B: joining the air forceforce

C: digging trenches C: digging trenches in the frontin the front

D: registering for D: registering for the draftthe draft

MC - 200MC - 200

The two sides of the The two sides of the war were:war were:

A: Allies and AxisA: Allies and Axis B: Central and AxisB: Central and Axis C: Allies and AxisC: Allies and Axis D: Germany and D: Germany and

Austria HungaryAustria Hungary

MC - 300MC - 300

Why did many Why did many countries in Europe countries in Europe start building large start building large armies and navies armies and navies before 1914?before 1914?

A: They wanted to A: They wanted to protect their protect their colonial interestscolonial interests

B: They feared the B: They feared the rise of Communism rise of Communism in Europein Europe

C: They believed C: They believed that the United that the United States and Russia States and Russia were becoming too were becoming too powerfulpowerful

MC - 400MC - 400 As a neutral country, As a neutral country,

the US benefited from the US benefited from the war because itthe war because it

A: built and sold A: built and sold submarines to Germanysubmarines to Germany

B: seized ships B: seized ships belonging to both the belonging to both the Allies and the Central Allies and the Central PowersPowers

C: Sold food, arms, and C: Sold food, arms, and other supplies to the other supplies to the AlliesAllies

D: could carry any D: could carry any goods to and from goods to and from Europe without fear of Europe without fear of being attackedbeing attacked

MC - 500MC - 500

Germany started Germany started unrestricted unrestricted submarine warfare submarine warfare toto

A: bring the US into A: bring the US into the warthe war

B: cut off the Allies B: cut off the Allies from over seas helpfrom over seas help

C: stop US attacks C: stop US attacks on German shippingon German shipping

D: protect American D: protect American ships on the high ships on the high seasseas

MC - 600MC - 600

Which of the following Which of the following was not included in the was not included in the Treaty of VersaillesTreaty of Versailles

A: It placed all the blame A: It placed all the blame for WWI on Germanyfor WWI on Germany

B: It required Germany to B: It required Germany to pay huge sums of money pay huge sums of money to the victorious nationsto the victorious nations

C: It ordered Germany to C: It ordered Germany to turn over her colonies and turn over her colonies and military equipment to the military equipment to the AlliesAllies

D: It forced Germany to D: It forced Germany to become non-voting become non-voting member of the League of member of the League of NationsNations

Pictures- 100Pictures- 100

This represents:This represents: The role that women The role that women played during WWI played during WWI in men’s jobs.in men’s jobs.


““A perfect soldier”, A perfect soldier”, explainexplain

The man is all The man is all muscle and has no muscle and has no head, so he can take head, so he can take ordersorders


Name 2 new Name 2 new technologies of the technologies of the warwar

Machine guns and Machine guns and chemical or poison chemical or poison warfarewarfare

Pictures- 400Pictures- 400 How was How was

propaganda used?propaganda used? Used by both sides Used by both sides

to recruit as well as to recruit as well as sway public opinion.sway public opinion.


What day does this What day does this represent?represent?

Armistice DayArmistice Day


What does this What does this picture represent?picture represent?

Editors, Capitalists, Editors, Capitalists, Politicians, and Politicians, and Ministers could all Ministers could all claim reasons for claim reasons for the war. While the war. While Satan is represented Satan is represented fighting, those fighting, those people could people could celebrate the war.celebrate the war.

weapons- 100weapons- 100

A type of fighting A type of fighting where soldiers dug where soldiers dug lines in the earth for lines in the earth for them to fight and them to fight and livelive

Trench WarfareTrench Warfare

weapons - 200weapons - 200

No man’s land was No man’s land was difficult to move difficult to move through because through because people had strung people had strung thisthis

Barbed wireBarbed wire


This type of This type of machine was helpful machine was helpful at getting through at getting through no man’s landno man’s land

Tank/armored carTank/armored car


This type of gun was This type of gun was far more advanced far more advanced and deadly than and deadly than riflesrifles

Machine gunMachine gun


What was one What was one problem with using problem with using airplanes in the airplanes in the war? How did war? How did people fight with people fight with them?them?

They did not have They did not have mounted guns most mounted guns most of the time, and men of the time, and men had to lean out of had to lean out of the open cockpit to the open cockpit to shoot, or drop shoot, or drop bombsbombs


Describe what Describe what mustard gas didmustard gas did

It attacked any It attacked any moist area of the moist area of the body with sores and body with sores and burning.burning.

Homefront - 100Homefront - 100

Who took over Who took over men’s jobs when men’s jobs when they went to fight?they went to fight?

womenwomen


What did the Food What did the Food Administration ask Administration ask people to plant?people to plant?

Victory GardensVictory Gardens


How did Americans How did Americans and other countries and other countries persuade people to persuade people to fight?fight?

propagandapropaganda


He was the He was the President during the President during the warwar

Woodrow WilsonWoodrow Wilson


Great migration… Great migration… what was it?what was it?

African Americans African Americans moved north during moved north during the war to find the war to find better paying jobsbetter paying jobs


He was the head of He was the head of the Food the Food Administration and Administration and later became later became PresidentPresident

Herbert HooverHerbert Hoover

Imperialism - 100Imperialism - 100

The Open Door The Open Door Policy expressed Policy expressed the view that no the view that no single country single country shouldshould

A: control over the A: control over the Panama CanalPanama Canal

B: have a monopoly B: have a monopoly over trade with over trade with ChinaChina

C: Interfere in Latin C: Interfere in Latin AmericaAmerica

D: set up trading D: set up trading companies in Japancompanies in Japan


Of the following, Of the following, which was not a which was not a territory acquired by territory acquired by the US prior to the US prior to WWI?WWI?

A: HawaiiA: Hawaii B: AlaskaB: Alaska C: Puerto RicoC: Puerto Rico D: ColumbiaD: Columbia


Which of the Which of the following events following events drew the US into war drew the US into war with Spain in 1898?with Spain in 1898?

A: Overthrow of A: Overthrow of Queen LiliuokalaniQueen Liliuokalani

B: Spanish takeover B: Spanish takeover of the Philippinesof the Philippines

C: sinking of the C: sinking of the MaineMaine

D: independence D: independence movement in Puerto movement in Puerto RicoRico


Teddy Roosevelt Teddy Roosevelt often said:often said:

Speak softly and Speak softly and carry a big stickcarry a big stick


Why are “bad guys” Why are “bad guys” drawn as apes or drawn as apes or gorillas in political gorillas in political cartoons cartoons sometimes?sometimes?

To de-humanize To de-humanize themthem


This man’s visit to This man’s visit to Japan led to the Japan led to the Treaty of KanagawaTreaty of Kanagawa

Matthew PerryMatthew Perry

Ideas of Revolution

Events of Revolution

RevolutionColoniesGeography Potpourri

200

300

100

600

500

400

300

200

100

600

500

400

300

200

100

500

400

300

200

100

600

500

400

300

200

400

500

600

100

200

300

400

500

600600

100

jeopardy review wwi

Education