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Why was there distrust of foreigners?

Because people were fearful they were communists and were trying to take over the US; Americans did not want a revolution in the US like what was happening in Eastern Europe.

Foreign communists

Why was the sinking of the Lusitania so bad?

It killed Americans after Germany had promised not to attack passenger ships; it dragged the US into the war.

Lusitania - Passenger ship

Why did Wilson want neutrality?

There were Americans who were from Germany and other central power groups; Wilson did not want to take sides and require new Americans to fight against their mother country.

New americans

Why did African Americans move to the north?

Jobs in factories.

Factories

Who worked in the factories during WW1?

Women and African Americans.

(2 groups)

Why did women and African Americans work in factories during WW1?

Women- to be patriotic and help their country.



African Americans - to gain a better life and take the place if men who were fighting.

Patriots



Men at war

Who was elected president in 1920?

Harding

H

Who is Uncle Sam?

The cartoon character that represents the US.

Cartoon

When can American freedom of speech be limited?

During war

Fighting

What world event was going on that led to restriction of individual liberty?

WW1

Fight

What was the US considered as after WW1?

A creditor nation

Owed money

What was the theme of the President elected in 1920?

Return to normalcy

Normal

What was the purpose of U-Boats?

To stop Great Britain from getting supplies from other countries.

Great Britain

What was the purpose of League of Nations?

To maintain peace and prevent another world war.

Peace

What two laws limited individual freedom during WW1?

Espionage Act and Sedation Act

What occurred in the US because of a distrust of foreigners?

The Red Scare

Scary; communists

What is the Zimmerman Telegraph?

An intercepted German telegram announcing unrestricted German welfare and asking for Mexican help.

Germans and Mexians

What is peace without victory?

Not blaming Germany for the war and not accepting victory

Germans

What happened because US joined the League of Nations?

The league was ineffective

Didn't work

What document talked about unrestricted submarine warfare?

Zimmerman Telgraph

Intercepted telegram

What did the Treaty of Versailles do to try to make the world a safer place?

Established the League of Nations

Ineffective

What country were the U-boats supposed to affect the most?

Great Britain

GB

What affect does the Zimmerman Telegraph have on WW1?

Brought US into the war

US

Was the Great Migration caused by WW1? Why?

Yes; African Americans moved north to get jobs in factories vacated by the soldiers

Jobs; African Americans

Was the German blockade on Britain successful?

No

Was the Britain blockade on Germany successful?

Yes

Put the following in order from first to last:



Interception of the Zimmerman telegraph


United States loans to Allied nations


United States entered the WW1


Germany's policy of unrestricted submarine warfare


1. US loans to Allied nations


2. Germany's policy of unrestricted submarine warfare


3. Interception of the Zimmerman telegram


4. US enters WW1

According to Schenk v. US, is national or individual liberty more important?

National Security

Security

REVIEW: W.E.B. Du Bois and Booker T. Washington

W.E.B. Du Bois believed African Americans should work for equality.



Booker T. Washington believed African Americans should have immediate equality.



REVIEW: Ellis Island

Island in New York Harbor that served as an immigration station for millions of immigrants arriving to the US

'Immigration Station'