- WWI Start and Ending Years

July 28th, 1914- November 11, 1918

Cause of WWI (M.A.I.N.)

Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism

The event that sparked WWI

Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

Two reasons why the United States entered WWI

Zimmerman Telegram sent from Germany to Mexico encouraging them to wage war against the US, Sinking of the British Lusitania

Two examples of Industrialism in WWI (weapons)

Airplanes, Chemical Warfare, Flamethrowers, Long range Artillery, Machine Guns, Submarines, Tanks, Trench Warfare

How SC supported the War effort

65,000 served, 2000KIA, Military Bases like Camp Sevier, Camp Jackson, Paris Island, Charleston Naval Base and shipyard

Roles of women in the war

Managed Homes, Rationed Food and resources, Worked in War, Worked in Factories, Served as doctors and nurses, Red Cross

The time, day and month that WWI ended; what this was known as and what this date became

Armistice Day, Later Veterans' Day, Nov 11, 11am 1918.

Number of people killed in WWI worldwide

20 Million Worldwide, 116,000 Americans Killed

Organization that led to the United Nations (UN)

Woodrow Wilson's League of Nations

The link between the Great Migration, Harlem Renaissance and the Civil Rights Movement

Harlem Renaissance was brought on by the Great Migration as

Define the Great Migration

Large scale movement of approx. 6 million African Americans from the Rural South to urban areas in the North, Midwest, and the West.

Define the Roaring Twenties

1920-1929 where significant social, economic, and political change took place changing the culture of the US. ex: Jazz, Womens' Suffrage, New Technology, Prohibition, Entertainment,

Impact of the Harlem Renaissance on the United States

Brilliant period of African American culture and expression that opened the eyes of all American's to black culture

Impact of the Charleston Renaissance

Artists, architects, and historical preservationists came together to improve the city and made it a major place of tourism. Also the spread of the dance known as the Charleston.

Event that sparked the Great Depression

October 28th & October 29th of 1929 the Stock Market crashed

The United States Government’s response to the Great Depression

President Roosevelt's New Deal (Also called FDR)

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Unit 9 Study Guide

WW1-Great Depression

Question	Answer
- WWI Start and Ending Years	July 28th, 1914- November 11, 1918
Cause of WWI (M.A.I.N.)	Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism
The event that sparked WWI	Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Who fought (powers)	Allied and Central Powers
Policy of the United States during the first three years of the war	Neutrality
Year the United States entered WWI	1917
Two reasons why the United States entered WWI	Zimmerman Telegram sent from Germany to Mexico encouraging them to wage war against the US, Sinking of the British Lusitania
Two examples of Industrialism in WWI (weapons)	Airplanes, Chemical Warfare, Flamethrowers, Long range Artillery, Machine Guns, Submarines, Tanks, Trench Warfare
Two examples of how the Homefront supported the war effort	Victory Gardens, Rationing
How SC supported the War effort	65,000 served, 2000KIA, Military Bases like Camp Sevier, Camp Jackson, Paris Island, Charleston Naval Base and shipyard
The only African American to earn the Medal of Honor	Freddie Stowers
Roles of women in the war	Managed Homes, Rationed Food and resources, Worked in War, Worked in Factories, Served as doctors and nurses, Red Cross
The time, day and month that WWI ended; what this was known as and what this date became	Armistice Day, Later Veterans' Day, Nov 11, 11am 1918.
Treaty to end WWI	Treaty of Versailles
Number of people killed in WWI worldwide	20 Million Worldwide, 116,000 Americans Killed
Organization that led to the United Nations (UN)	Woodrow Wilson's League of Nations
The link between the Great Migration, Harlem Renaissance and the Civil Rights Movement	Harlem Renaissance was brought on by the Great Migration as
Define the Great Migration	Large scale movement of approx. 6 million African Americans from the Rural South to urban areas in the North, Midwest, and the West.
Define the Roaring Twenties	1920-1929 where significant social, economic, and political change took place changing the culture of the US. ex: Jazz, Womens' Suffrage, New Technology, Prohibition, Entertainment,
Impact of the Harlem Renaissance on the United States	Brilliant period of African American culture and expression that opened the eyes of all American's to black culture
Impact of the Charleston Renaissance	Artists, architects, and historical preservationists came together to improve the city and made it a major place of tourism. Also the spread of the dance known as the Charleston.
Event that sparked the Great Depression	October 28th & October 29th of 1929 the Stock Market crashed
The United States Government’s response to the Great Depression	President Roosevelt's New Deal (Also called FDR)

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