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THIS. IS. Jeopardy. With Your Host Ms. Jones. Final Jeopard-E. Jeopardy. Famous People. Important Places. Important Events. W.W. I “Firsts”. Pot Luck. Vocabulary. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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THIS

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With YourHost

Mrs. Miness

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Vocabulary FamousPeople

ImportantPlaces

ImportantEvents

W.W. I “Firsts”

PotLuck

Final Jeopard-E

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An agreementto cease

fire Vocabulary

100

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What is an armistice?

Vocabulary100

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When a strong country controls the political & economic affairs of a weaker

country

Vocabulary200

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What is imperialism

?

Vocabulary200

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Vocabulary300

Payment for damages caused

by a defeated country

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Vocabular

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What are reparations

?

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Vocabulary400

The German king and the Russian

emperor

(their titles)

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What are “kaiser” and

“tzar?”

Vocabulary400

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The spreading of information to either help your cause or hurt the enemy’s

causeVocabulary

500

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What is propaganda?

Vocabulary500

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The nickname for the commander of the American troops

(A.E.F.) in World War I

Famous People

300

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Who was “Black Jack” Pershing?

Famous People

300

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The President of the United

States during World War I

Famous People

300

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Who was Woodrow Wilson?

Famous People

100

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His assassination led to the outbreak

of World War I

Famous People200

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Who was Francis/Franz Ferdinand?

Famous People

200

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The German official who sent a

famous “telegram”

Famous People400

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Who was Zimmermann

?

Famous People400

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The name given to the major world

leaders who wrote the treaty ending

World War I Famous People

500

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What was The “Big Four?”

Famous People500

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The assassination of the archduke

from this country led to the outbreak

of World War I

Important Places100

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What was Austria-

Hungary?

Important Places 100

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This country had an important revolution during World War I

Important Places200

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What was Russia?

Important Places 200

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This country was offered their “lost territories” if they

attacked the United States in 1917

Important Places 300

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What was Mexico?

Important Places 300

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DAILY DOUBLE

Important Places400

DAILY DOUBLEExtra 400 Points

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The city and country where the

treaty ending World War I was signed

Important Places 400

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What is Versailles, France?

(The Versailles Treaty)

Important Places 400

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Three of the four countries which

made up The Central Powers

Important Places 500

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What were Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire

(Turkey), and Bulgaria?

Important Places 500

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The sinking of this ship was a reason many Americans became angry at

Germany

Important Events100

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What was The

Lusitania?

Important Events100

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The “spark” which led to World War I

Important Events200

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What was the assassination of Archduke Franz

Ferdinand?

Important Events 200

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The creation of this “weapon” marked the beginning of modern chemical

warfareImportant Events

300

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What was mustard

gas?

Important Events 300

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The eleventh hour of the

eleventh day of the eleventh

monthImportant Events

400

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When did fighting of World War I

cease? (the armistice)

Important Events 400

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This international peace-keeping

organization was established without the United States

Important Events500

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What was The League of Nations?

Important Events 500

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This type of “underground”

warfare was first used in W.W. I

W.W. I “Firsts” 100

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What was trench

warfare?

W.W. I “Firsts” 100

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The word used to describe the first

German submarines

W.W. I “Firsts” 200

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What were U-Boats?

W.W. I “Firsts” 200

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Two new types of transportation first

used by the military in World

War I

W.W. I “Firsts” 300

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What were tanks and airplanes?

W.W. I “Firsts” 300

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Two new types of weapons first used in World

War I

W. W. I “Firsts” 400

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What were automatic and/or repeating rifles,

hand grenades, and poison gas?

W.W. I “Firsts”400

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Americans raised money for the war by selling these for

the first time

W.W. I “Firsts” 500

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What were Liberty Bonds?

W.W. I “Firsts” 500

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Nickname for American

soldiers in World War I

Pot Luck 100

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What were “doughboys?

Pot Luck 100

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How anti-German propaganda

posters referred to Germany

Pot Luck 200

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What was “the Hun”?

Pot Luck 200

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The three “isms” which were underlying

causes of World War I

Pot Luck 300

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What were nationalism,

imperialism and militarism?

Pot Luck 300

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The document in which President Wilson outlined his hopes for a peaceful world after

World War I

Pot Luck 400

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What was The Fourteen Points?

Pot Luck 400

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Three “punishments” Germany had to

accept after World War I

Pot Luck 500

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Germany had to:

-accept blame for the war -pay reparations for damage -give up its colonies -disband its army

Pot Luck 500

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The Final Jeopardy Category is:

The Results of World War I

Please record your wager

Click on screen to begin

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Name 5 countries which were newly created at the end

of World War I

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1- Austria and Hungary became 2 separate countries 2- Poland 3-Finland 4-Yugoslavia 5-Czechoslovakia 6-Estonia 7-Latvia 8- Lithuania

Click on screen to continue

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Thank You for Playing Jeopardy! Good luck on tomorrow’s test………….