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who established the Hull house in Chicago to help immigrants Jane Adams
What award to Jane Adams recieve Nobel Peace Prize in 1913
What is an alliance? Agreement two or more countries
Who was in the triple Entente? Britan, Russia, and France
What is imperialism? When a country broadens it territory and power into a large empire
World war 1 began after what big event? Archduke of Austria-Hungary was assassinated
What is trench war fare? fighting where both sides build deep trenches as a defense
What diseases did soldiers get from trenches? trench foot and trench fever
How many countries were in the Allied powers? 12 countries
4 countries made up what? Central Powers
Why did US enter WWI? Germany sinking 8 U.S. ships
US entered WWI on what date? April 6, 1917 Allies
What was shellshocked? condition that describes concussions, emotional shock, nervous exhaustion
What is it called when both sides agree to stop fighting is called armistice
What was the main purpose of President Wilsons Fourteen Points? wilson gathered 150 advisor to help write a strategy (14 pts) for end the war and made goals he wanted to achieve with the war.
How did Wilson approach peace? He didn't believe in revenge, He believed in the power of kindness, He wanted peace without victory!
How did the other leaders of the big four want to approach peace? French believed Germany should accept full blame and be severely punished.
How did the Treaty of Versallies punish Germany? accept complete responsibility for the war. disarm, give up land, pay $33 billion to other countries
What group was established to help settle disputes between countries? League of Nations. (U.S. did not join)
What was prohibitation ? the 18th amendment, a period of time what it was illegal to make or sell alcoholic drinks
what was the 19th Amendment? Woodrow Wilson signed it, it gave women the right to vote
Who was the 29th president of the US? Warren Harding
Music invented by African Americans in New Orleans? Jazz
"The first star of Jazz" Louis Armstrong
What was the Great Migration? southern blacks moved north and settled in cities such as Chicago, Detroit, and NY
What was the Harlem Renasissance? when African American culture increased; musicians, poets, writers, and artist were all part of this movement
Who was the 30th president? Calvin Coolidge
Who was George Herman? Babe Ruth! played for NY Yankees, most home runs, reasons baseball game attendance increased
Who flew the spirit of St. Louis? Charles Lindberg in 1927 from NY to Paris, 1st pilot to accomplish this nonstop flight across the Atlantic
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