Question

the u.s. in world war icauses of the war in europenationalismassassination of ____ leads to __new forms of warfare► airplanes► machine __► __ warfare► __ gassubmarine warfare► british __ (may 1915)► sinking of __► german warfare (january 1917)reasons for u.s. interventionallied __german invasion of ________ to britain & france__ telegram (march 1917)promise to mexicou.s. declaration of __ (april 1917)home frontwar bondswartime economy__ boardfood, fuel, __ administrations__ boardharassment of ________ act (1917)and __ act (1918)fighting the warcommittee of public information\__\ beginsamerican __ (aef)armistice__ v. u.s. (1919)__ face imprisonmentminority groupsconclusion/peace treatiespresident __s __ attends paris __break up of __ and __treaty of versailles: harsh on germany► war guilt __► league of __► senate ____ versailles treatyword bank:alliance systemsaustro-hungaryarchduke ferdinandbelgiumblockadecivil libertiesclemenceaucongresscultural biasdissentersespionageexpeditionary forcegreat migrationgerman americansimperialismlusitaniamilitarismnationsnovember 1918ottoman turkeyparticipatepeace conferencepoisonpropagandarejectsrrschenckseditionsubmarinetrenchunrestricted submarinewarwar industrieswar laborwilsonwilsons fourteen pointszimmerman

Explanation:

All blanks are filled using key historical facts about U.S. involvement in World War I, matched to the word bank and topic categories.

Answer:

Causes of the War in Europe

• Nationalism: Alliance systems
• Assassination of: Archduke Franz Ferdinand leads to Austria-Hungary declaring war on Serbia

New Forms of Warfare

• Airplanes
• Machine gun warfare
• Poison gas
• Trench warfare
• Submarine Warfare:
• British Lusitania (May 1915)
• Sinking of Sussex (1916)
• German unrestricted submarine warfare (January 1917)

Reasons for U.S. Intervention

• Allied loans to Britain & France
• German invasion of Belgium
• Zimmerman Telegram (March 1917)
• U.S. Declaration of War (April 1917)

The War (Fighting)

• American Expeditionary Force (AEF)
• Armistice: November 1918
• Minority groups: African Americans, Hispanic Americans, etc.
• Committee of Public Information: "Propaganda" begins
• Schenck v. U.S. (1919): "Clear and present danger" face imprisonment

Home Front

• Selective Service Act: Conscientious objectors
• War Bonds
• Wartime Economy:
• War Industries Board
• Food, Fuel, War Labor Administrations
• Harassment of: German Americans
• Espionage Act (1917) and Sedition Act (1918)

Conclusion/Peace Treaties

• President Wilson's Fourteen Points attends Paris Peace Conference
• Break up of: Ottoman Turkey and Austria-Hungary
• Treaty of Versailles: Harsh on Germany
• War Guilt Clause: Reparations pay
• League of Nations
• Senate Rejects Versailles Treaty