WWI lasted from:

What was the immediate cause of WWI?

Which country found the terms of the Treaty of Versailles harsher than they had anticipated?

The Selective Service Act required young men to...

Which of the following resulted from the Treaty of Versailles?

When did the US Congress ratify the Treaty of Versailles?

Under the Selective Service Act, Congress created:

The Selective Service Act:

To promote international cooperation and peace, the European powers decided to create the:

The Allies consisted of:

Germany's invasion of this country angered the US and caused Great Britain to enter the war.

With the __________ out of the war, there was no more Eastern Front. The Germans could turn their full force on the Western Front. Then Germans would smash the __________________.

How did Wilson try to expand the US Army after Congress declared war?

The Lusitania incident in part led _____________ to _____________ the war.

What was the new German weapon that enabled Germany to gain prominence in naval warfare with Great Britain in WWI (and eventually cause America to enter the war) called?

Which country refused to join the League of Nations?

The “spark” that lit the World War I fire was:

What rivalry was an underlying cause of World War I?

For a WWI soldier, where was the most dangerous place to be?

Under the Treaty of Versailles, _______________ for causing the war.

Among the Allies, which country during WWI suffered the most casualties?

The Kaiser was the ruler of:

For most of WWI, the US adopted an isolationist policy. What does this mean?

Why was the Russian Revolution historic?

WWI began with a(n):

WWI was partially caused by the continued increase in ____________ within Europe.

What did Russia's withdrawal from WWI mean for the Allies?

What was President Wilson's initial attitude toward the war?

Which of the following is an accurate description of the US contribution to WWI?

The Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand drew more than 20 countries into war largely because of: