Ch. 10 Study Guide WWI and Beyond
Section 1
Causes of WWI
Nationalism and Competition
Militarism-
Alliances-
Assassination-
Beginning Fighting
Alliance Chain Reaction
Technology leads to stalemate
Trench Warfare
Wilson Urges Neutrality
Divided Loyalties in U.S.
Changing of Opinion
Neutrality Leads to War
British Blockade of Germany
German Submarines
Wilson Prepares for War
U.S. Enters War
Section 2
America Mobilizes for War
Building an Army
Constructing a War Economy
Shaping Public Opinion
Opposition and Consequences
Resistance of the Draft
Women work for peace
Crack Down on Disloyalties
Prejudice Against German Americans
Changing American Society
New Opportunities for Women
Northern Opportunity for African Americans
Mexican Americans Move North
Section 3
America Gives Allies the Edge
Convoys protect Shipping
Allies Struggle
U.S. Troops join the Fight
U.S. Troops Distinguish Themselves
The War Ends
Wilson Promotes Peace Without Victory
Wilson and Paris Peace Conference
Allied Leaders Reject Wilson’s ideas
Creation of League of Nations
Problems With Peace
America Rejects the Treaty
Wilson and Troubles at Home
Rejection of Treaty of Versailles
Section 4
America Adjusts To Peace
Flu
New Realities for Women and African Americans
Inflation
The Red Scare
Fear of Communism
Sacco and Vanzetti
Americans Embrace Normalcy
Quiet Nation
New Order in the World