Unit 4: WWI

5. Why the Russians dropped out of WWI
10. the U.S. Congress passed this in 1918 to limit the rights of people protesting WWI
11. his assassination was the spark that started WWI
12. when a country takes over new lands or countries and makes them subject to its rule
13. the belief by the government or people (or both) that the military should be used aggressively and that the armed forces should be deeply respected throughout society

1. a type of combat in which opposing troops fight from trenches facing each other.
2. Germany engaging in unrestricted submarine warfare, sank this British passenger
3. the strong support of the rights and interests of one’s country
4. Wilson's vision for a safer world after WWI
6. The decisions made at this conference changed the political geography of Europe, as seen on the maps, and reshaped the relationships between countries.
7. Germany’s offer to support Mexico joined the Central Powers in the war, suggesting an invasion of the United States
8. was one of the parts of the Treaty of Versailles that was controversial in the United States
9. Media that use carefully crafted messages to manipulate actions and beliefs
11. is a good relationship between countries that often help each other when needed