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Semester 3 Cumulative Exam Study Guide! Exam will be on Friday April 11, 2014!

Directions: The exam on April 11, 2014 will consist of a collection of these questions. Please answer the questions below and study them, study them, study them! !

Part 1: World War 1!

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. When did WW1 begin? ! When did WW1 end? ! What are the four main causes of WW1? ! What event triggered Austria-Hungarys declaration of war against Serbia? ! Identify the key alliances in WW1! 1. Central Powers: ! 2. Allies: ! 6. When did the U.S. enter WW1?! 7. Identify TWO events that caused the U.S. to enter WW1.! 8. Identify THREE new pieces of military technology invented in WW1 and explain how they worked. ! 9. After Germany surrendered, what event was held to try to nd peace?! 10. What document was created at the end of the conference? !

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Part 2: Womens Suffrage!

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. What is womens suffrage?! When is the earliest known mention of womens suffrage? ! What is a suffragist? ! Identify TWO key suffragists and explain why each was an important member of the movement. ! Describe the division between older suffragists and younger suffragists. ! Explain the difference between suffragists in England and suffragists in America.! What methods did Alice Paul and her National Womens Party use in order to push for votes?! Which Constitutional Amendment did American suffragists help to pass in America? ! What did this amendment do? Be specic. !

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Part 3: Roaring 20s/Harlem Renaissance !

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Identify THREE characteristics of the 1920s.! Explain how these characteristics were new and different in American Society.! Who was W.E.B DuBois and what was his philosophy (thinking)?! Who was Booker T. Washington and what was his philosophy (thinking)?! Name ONE inuential artist from the Harlem Renaissance! 1. Explain the type/medium of art they produced.! 2. Identify one of their most famous pieces of art.! 3. Discuss how did the art reect the lives of African Americans in the 1920s.! 6. Why was the Harlem Renaissance such an important part of American culture?