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    This document provides a review of key terms, events, people, and questions related to World War I and the transition to the 1920s in the US. It lists important figures like Woodrow Wilson and Georges Clemenceau, as well as concepts like the Fourteen Points, Treaty of Versailles, and isolationism. The review questions prompt consideration of how WWI started, the US entry into the war, the war's end and treaty provisions, opposition to the League of Nations, anti-immigrant sentiment in the 1920s, and the controversial Sacco and Vanzetti trial.

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    This document provides a review of key terms, events, people, and questions related to World War I and the transition to the 1920s in the US. It lists important figures like Woodrow Wilson and Georges Clemenceau, as well as concepts like the Fourteen Points, Treaty of Versailles, and isolationism. The review questions prompt consideration of how WWI started, the US entry into the war, the war's end and treaty provisions, opposition to the League of Nations, anti-immigrant sentiment in the 1920s, and the controversial Sacco and Vanzetti trial.

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    US History

    Christensen

    WWI and Transition to the 1920s


    Test Review

    Terms, Events, and People to Know:

    Nationalism Lusitania Georges Clemenceau


    Militarism Zimmerman Note David Lloyd George
    Alliance System Selective Services Act League of Nations
    Imperialism Convoy System Treaty of Versailles
    Archduke Franz Ferdinand General John J. Pershing Reparations
    Trench Warfare American Expeditionary War Guilt Clause
    No Man’s Land Force (AEF) Influenza of 1918
    Isolationism Shell Shock Isolationism
    Neutrality Fourteen Points Red Scare
    War Industries Board Henry Cabot Lodge Sacco and Vanzetti
    Allies Central Powers Quota system
    Billy Sunday
    Nativism

    Questions to Ponder:

    Why did the Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand lead to War?


    How was the technology of WWI different than in the past and what effect did that
    have on warfare?
    Why did the US abandon its policy of isolationism and eventually enter into the war?
    How did the war finally end?
    What were the provisions of the Treaty of Versailles and how did Wilson feel about
    them? What was problematic about the treaty’s provisions?
    Why was the League of Nations problematic for some Americans?
    Why didn’t the US sign the Treaty of Versailles?
    What led to the anti immigrant sentiment of the 1920s? How was the trial of Sacco
    and Vanzetti related to that sentiment?

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