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chapter 16

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Which country was primarily blamed in the Treaty of Versailles? Germany
What was a main consequence of the Treaty for Germany? Loss of territory, military restrictions, and reparations.
General strikes typically involve which of the following? Multiple industries ceasing work simultaneously.
How does a general strike affect the economy? It disrupts normal economic activities significantly
What was a main cause of the Red Scare in the 1920s Fear of communism after the Russian Revolution.
What group was targeted during the Red Scare? Labor unions and leftist organizations
What impact did machine guns have on battles? Increased troop casualty rates significantly
What was the main purpose of trench warfare in WWI? To protect soldiers from enemy fire.
What made trench life challenging for soldiers? Harsh weather, constant danger, and fear.
When was the armistice signed ending World War I? November 11, 1919
What was the primary purpose of poison gas in WWI? To incapacitate or kill enemy soldiers.
What was the main purpose of victory gardens during WWI? To support the war effort by providing food.
What was the primary role of the National War Labor Board during World War I? To prevent labor disputes for war production.
Which demographic primarily participated in the Great Migration? African Americans seeking better opportunities.
Which countries were part of the Central Powers? Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottomans
What was the alliance called that included Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy? Triple Alliance
What was a major consequence of Franz Ferdinand's assassination? Alliance systems triggered war
What role did women primarily play in the Army during WWI? Nurses and support staff for the military.
Which city was Franz Ferdinand assassinated in? Sarajevo
What was a significant consequence of the Lusitania's sinking U.S. entered World War I
Which country was responsible for sinking the Lusitania? Germany
What often happened to women's jobs after WWI? Many women lost their jobs when men returned.
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