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His assassination sparked World War I.

Who is Archduke Franz Ferdinand?

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For the first time the U.S.Army would train membersof this group to be officers.

Who were African Americans?

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These German submarineswere used to sink commercial

vessels carrying supplies toEuropean allies.

What are U-boats?

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They opposed World War I because they perceive all

wars as evil.

What are pacifists?

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This long-term cause of the warencouraged competitiveness

between nations and encouragedvarious groups to attempt tocreate nations of their own.

What is nationalism?

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Armed only with a rifle and a revolver, he killed 25 Germans

and, with six other soldiers, captured 132 prisoners.

Who is Alvin York?

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This began with the introductionof the tank and the airplane

as weapons.

What is mechanized warfare?

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They opposed the war becausethey saw it as an imperialist

Struggle.

Who are the socialists?

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This suggestion of an alliance between Mexico and Germany deeply angered the American

people.

What is the Zimmerman note?

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He shot down 26 enemy planes,he was America’s leading ace

pilot in the war.

Who is Captain Eddie Rickenbacker?

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This American idea defeatedthe German U-boat campaign.

What was the convoy system?

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This term describes a personwho opposes warfare on

moral grounds.

What is a conscientious objector?

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This long-term cause of the war-involving a contest for colonies-was linked to industrialization.

What is Imperialism?

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He created the concept of theLeague of Nations, in order

to prevent future wars.

Who is Woodrow Wilson?

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This area lay between two Enemy trenches.

What is “no-man’s” land?

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These days were created inorder to preserve food for

European Allies.

What were meatless or wheatless days?

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This long term cause of the war leads to a naval arms race

between nations in Europe andthe United Sates.

What is Militarism?

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He commanded the AmericanExpeditionary Force (AEF).

Who is General John J. Pershing?

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In the Battle of the Somme, thisresulted in the exchange of

1.2 million casualties for seven miles of territory.

What is trench warfare?

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This government agency wascreated to help increasethe production of war

supplies.

What was the War Industries Board?