Accounting Jeopardy

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Treaty of Versailles
Maps Before/After
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Terms I
Versailles Treaty
Maps Before/After
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Terms- 100
Write the names of the countries that made up the
Triple Alliance?
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Terms- 200
What is unrestricted submarine warfare and which
country practiced this during the war?
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Terms - 300
Who was the name of the future King of the
Austrian-Hungarian Empire who was killed in
Sarajevo, essentially, beginning World War I in
1914?

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Terms - 400
Who were the 3 countries that made up the Triple
Entente?
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• A

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Terms - 500
These were money payments that Germany was forced
to pay back to France and Great Britain for the
damages that resulted from the war
Reparations
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Terms II- 100
On the 11th month, on the 11th day, at the 11th
hour, World War I officially ended. November 11,
1918 is commonly referred to as what famous DAY?


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Terms II- 200
What is the term used to describe a person who
will not fight because it is against his morals
or religious beliefs?
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Terms II - 300
I was the President of the United States from
1912 1920. I was also considered 1 of the Big 4
leaders at the Treaty of Versailles. Who am I?
A
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Terms II- 400
I was a ship that was sunk by German U-boat
without any warning, what is my name?
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Terms II - 500
Charles Schenk, a socialist, was convicted
because he passed out circulars that told people
to resist the draft. His conviction was based on
what 2 Acts that were passed in 1917 and 1918 to
limit civil liberties?
Alien and Sedition Acts
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World War I- 100

• Stamp Act
• Boston Tea Party
• Battles of Lexington and Concord
• Battle of Saratoga

Which Central Power was completely broken up
after ww1
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World War I - 200

• The Treaty of Versailles, signed at the end of
  World War I, called for Germany to give up all of
  its overseas territories, as well as some lands
  along its borders. How did these provisions
  create conditions that led to the outbreak of
  World War II?
• A. Former German territories pledged to support
  Germany in the event of war.
• B. Resentment over the loss of its lands
  contributed to Germanys desire for territorial
  expansion.
• C. Germanys economy grew stronger, because it no
  longer needed to support its overseas colonies.
• D. Germanys fears that additional lands would be
  taken away led Germany to attacks it neighbors

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World War I - 300
What were 3 new technology inventions that were
used during World War I?
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World War I - 400
In the image what type of fighting is being
shown?
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World War I - 500
What is the name of the space between where there
soldier is crouching and the area he must cross
over to the other side?

• The star spangled banner

C
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Versailles Treaty - 100

In what city and country was the Versailles
Treaty negotiated?
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Versailles Treaty - 200
According to the cartoon, what country is being
made to swallow the medicine or the treaty terms?
C
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Versailles Treaty - 300

• Decide if the following terms are recommendations
  from the European or President Wilsons
  perspective?
• Germany must accept the responsibility for
  causing all the loss and damage that the citizens
  have suffered
• 2. Freedom of the seas must be practice so that
  all nations have a chance to equal trade.

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Treaty of Versailles - 400
How could the Payment of 32 Billion dollars to
the Allies create conditions that could lead to a
future war in Europe?
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Treaty of Versailles - 500
What was the major idea expressed in Wilsons 14
Points that made it into the Treaty and why do
you believe this was accepted?
C
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Maps- 100
What country would 5 correctly be?
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Maps - 200

The Schlieffen Plan went around this country by
using Belgium as a short-cut. What number would
represent the ultimate objective of the plan?
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Maps - 300

List any 3 NEW NATIONS created as a result of the
Treaty of Versailles
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Maps - 400

What former territory of France was given back to
France as a result of the Treaty?
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Maps - 500
Based on this new map of Europe in 1919,explain
what happened to the Austrian-Hungarian Empire
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Everything Else- 100

• In what way did the Treaty of Versailles
  establish conditions that led to the outbreak of
  World War II?
• It called for dissolving the League of Nations,
  thus removing an organization for resolving
  future conflicts.
• B. It gave Germany too much power by letting
  Germany keep the Alsace-Lorraine region of
  France.
• C. It weakened the Allied countries by making
  France, England and Russia reduce the size of
  their armies.
• D. It imposed harsh reparations payments on
  Germany, which led to economic and political
  instability

d
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Everything Else- 200
. Look at Source B. How did this soldier catch
this disease? Source B First World War
Soldiers feet, 1916
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Everything Else- 300
What 4 Letter Word is used to remember the 4
causes of World War I?
MAIN Militarism, Alliance systems, Imperialism,
Nationalism
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Everything Else - 400
DAILY DOUBLE!!!
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Everything Else- 400
What was the name of the Secret Message that was
sent from Germany to Mexico promising a return to
Mexico of lost territory in Texas, Arizona, and
New Mexico? For the 2nd part of the question,
which country was able to decode the message?
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Everything Else- 500
Summarize any 2 ideas from the Treaty of
Versailles that crushed the spirit of the German
people?
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