Hot Seat (World War 1)

War Breaks out in Europe

WHAT IS MILITARISIM?

• A. An alliance of Austria-Hungary, Germany, the Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria.
• B. The belief that a nation needs a large millitary force.
• C. That people have to like pizza.
• D. Refusal to take sides in a war.

B. the belief that a nation needs a large millitary force.

WHAT Are the CENTRAL POWERS?

• An alliance of Austria-Hungary, Germany, The Ottoman Empire, And Bulgaria.
• An alliance of Serbia, Russia, France, Great Britan, Italy, and seven other countries.
• Message proposing an alliance between Germany and Mexico.
• Everyone one who lives in the Central has powers.

An alliance of Austria-Hungary, Germany, The Ottoman Empire, And Bulgaria.

Who was woodrow wilson?

• Commander of U.S forces in Europe
• American war hero who killed 25 german soliders and captured 132
• U.S president during World War 1
• A goat with a green beard

U.S president during World War 1

what is neutrality?

• Refusal to take sides in a war
• Fighting from protected ditches
• An end to fighting
• Eating a cupcake with a spoon

refusal to takes sides in a war

America Joins the fight

What is armstice

• System using battleships to escort merchant ships for protection
• Turning point of the war, in which allies halted Germany's advance
• Rice made out of arms
• An end to fighting

an end to fighting

Who is alvin york?

• American war hero who 25 German soldiers and captured 132
• Commander of U.S forces in Europe
• Supreme court judge
• Your moms, friends, sisters, daughters, pig

American war hero who 25 German soldiers and captured 132

what is the convoy system?

• System of using battleships to escort merchant ships for protection
• Law that imposed harsh penalties for antiwar activities
• A worm that lives in a rock
• Money that defeated nation pays for the destruction caused by war.

System of using battleships to escort merchant ships for protection

Who is john j. pershing?

• a pineapple
• supreme court judge
• Commander of U.S forces in europe
• U.S president during World War 1

Commander of U.s forces in europe

Life on the home front

What are war bonds?

• Low interest loans by civilians to the government
• material produced to influence others
• A huge airplane
• Government raids on citizens suspected of being radicals

low interest loans by civilians to the government

What is propaganda

• Law that inposed harsh penalties for antiwar activities
• Panic in America caused by the fear of communisim
• material produced to influence others
• A huge jelly bean

Material produced to influence others

What is the sedition act

• outlawed more antiwar activites
• law that imposed harsh penalties for antiwar activities
• the 1919 treaty that ended world war 1.
• a weird worm

Outlawed more antiwar activities

What is the great migration

• Money that a defeated nation pays for the destruction caused by war
• Wilsons plans for world peace following World War 1
• Movement of many African Americans to nothern cities from the south in early 1900's
• When birds fly south for the winter

Movement of many African Americans to nothern cities from the south in early 1900's

The leagacy of world war 1

what is the red scare?

• Panic in America caused by the fear of communism
• Wilson's plans for world peace following World War 1
• people who dress in red and scare people
• An organiziatiom set up to settle international conflicts through negotiation

Panic in America caused by the fear of communism

what are the league of nations?

• an organization to set up to settle international conflicts through negotiation
• Money that a defeated nation pays for the destruction caused by war.
• people who drink really bad water
• Law that imposed harsh penalties for antiwar activities

an organization to set up to settle international conflicts through negotiation

what are reparations?

• The 1919 treaty that ended World War 1
• Money that a defeated nation pays for the destruction caused by war
• A huge gorilla
• Government raids on citizens suspected of being radiacals

Money that a defeated nation pays for the destruction caused by war

What are the fourteen points

• Wilson's plans for world peace following World War 1
• The 1919 treaty that ended World War 1
• Government raids on citizens suspected of being radicals
• How many points you have

Wilson's plans for world peace following World War 1