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WWI Fill In The Blanks

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Question: Wilson's justification for the war showing his belief that, after the war, a new peace would arise with liberty for new nationsAnswer: Make the safe for democracy
Question: Promise by Germans to stop sinking passenger vessels after sinking this during WWIAnswer: Pledge
Question: Part of the Versailles Treaty in 231 that forced Germany to accept total responsibility for WWIAnswer: War Clause
Question: List of Wilson's goals for a post-war world such as open treaties, of the seas, arms reduction, free trade, self determination and a new international organization to maintain the peaceAnswer: Points
Question: Telegram from Germany to Mexico, intercepted by the British, proposing that Mexico should attack the US if the US should enter WWI against Answer: Note
Question: As part of the Versailles , this established that France, Japan, and Brtain would administer Germany's former coloniesAnswer: Mandate
Question: Alliance of Germany, Austria, and before WWIAnswer: Triple
Question: Agreements between for mutual defense; felt that this would ensure postwar world orderAnswer: security
Question: The principle that every nationality would get their own country; after WWI led to the of Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and FinlandAnswer: Self
Question: Those in Congress who felt that the US should not join the League of under any circumstancesAnswer:
Question: part of the Covenant of the of Nations that stated that if one country was involved in a confrontation, other nations would support itAnswer: Ten
Question: Sums that Germany was to pay after WWI; led to Germany's economic downfall after the war, thus allowing the rise of HitlerAnswer:
Question: Controlled raw materials, production, prices, and relations during WWIAnswer: War Board
Question: Those in Congress who felt the US could join the if Article X were removedAnswer: Reservationists
Question: The Germans believed that they could achieve victory before the entered the war so they announced that they would sink all ships without warningAnswer: submarine warfare
Question: Call by Woodrow Wilson to stop the based on a balance of power and to form a a peace in which nation would work together to keep the peaceAnswer: Peace without
Question: Sunk by the Germans killing Americans aboard; led many Americans to believe we should get involved in Answer:
Question: Propaganda established to build support for the Allies among Americans and to demonize the GermansAnswer: Committee
Question: Alliance Britain, France, and Russia before WWIAnswer: Entente
 
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