LusitaniaA Britishpassenger shipthat wastorpedoed by aGerman U-boat,1200 people diedNeutralNot takingsides in aconflictRooseveltCorollaryA statement byRoosevelt that UShad the right tointervene in LatinAmerica topreserve law andorderM.A.I.N.causesof WW IMilitarismAlliancesImperialismNationalismNationalismdevotion toone's ownnation andit's interestsImperialisma policy of powerfulcountries seeking tocontrol theeconomic orpolitical affairs ofweaker countriesTreaty ofKanagawaAn 1854 treatybetween Japanand the US thatopened up ports toAmerican trade inJapanIsolationismA policy ofstaying outof worldaffairsForakerActA law passed byCongress in 1900under which the USgave Puerto Rico alimited say ingovernmentProtectorateA nation whoseindependence islimited by thecontrol of amore powerfulcountryCentralPowersThe militaryalliance betweenGermany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgariaduring WWI TrenchWarefareWar combat inwhich soldiersare located intrenches duginto the ground.The GreatWhiteFleetThe name for thesteam poweredships of Roosevelt'snavy that he toutedaround the world toshow mightPropagandaThe spreadingof ideas to helpa cause or hurtan opposingcauseDollardiplomacyPres. Taft'spolicy of buildingstrong economicties to LatinAmericaU-Boata type ofsubmarineused byGermanyduring WW IAlliedPowersThe militaryalliance betweenFrance, Britain,Russia, Italy, etc.during WW ISpanishAmericanWarThe warbetweenSpain andthe US in1898OpenDoorPolicyA policy issued bysec. of state JohnHay, that allowed allnations to trade ineach other's sphereof influence inChinaMoralDiplomacyPres. Wilson'spolicy ofcondemningimperialismspreadingDemocracy andpromoting peace.terroristOne whodeliberatelyuses violenceto spread fearand achievepolitical goalsYellowJournalismA type of newsreporting, oftenbiased or untruethat relies onsensationalheadlines andheadlines.MilitarismThe policy ofbuilding upstrong armedforces toprepare for war.PlattAmendmentAn amendment tothe 1902 CubanConstitution thatallowed the US tointervene in CubaLusitaniaA Britishpassenger shipthat wastorpedoed by aGerman U-boat,1200 people diedNeutralNot takingsides in aconflictRooseveltCorollaryA statement byRoosevelt that UShad the right tointervene in LatinAmerica topreserve law andorderM.A.I.N.causesof WW IMilitarismAlliancesImperialismNationalismNationalismdevotion toone's ownnation andit's interestsImperialisma policy of powerfulcountries seeking tocontrol theeconomic orpolitical affairs ofweaker countriesTreaty ofKanagawaAn 1854 treatybetween Japanand the US thatopened up ports toAmerican trade inJapanIsolationismA policy ofstaying outof worldaffairsForakerActA law passed byCongress in 1900under which the USgave Puerto Rico alimited say ingovernmentProtectorateA nation whoseindependence islimited by thecontrol of amore powerfulcountryCentralPowersThe militaryalliance betweenGermany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgariaduring WWI TrenchWarefareWar combat inwhich soldiersare located intrenches duginto the ground.The GreatWhiteFleetThe name for thesteam poweredships of Roosevelt'snavy that he toutedaround the world toshow mightPropagandaThe spreadingof ideas to helpa cause or hurtan opposingcauseDollardiplomacyPres. Taft'spolicy of buildingstrong economicties to LatinAmericaU-Boata type ofsubmarineused byGermanyduring WW IAlliedPowersThe militaryalliance betweenFrance, Britain,Russia, Italy, etc.during WW ISpanishAmericanWarThe warbetweenSpain andthe US in1898OpenDoorPolicyA policy issued bysec. of state JohnHay, that allowed allnations to trade ineach other's sphereof influence inChinaMoralDiplomacyPres. Wilson'spolicy ofcondemningimperialismspreadingDemocracy andpromoting peace.terroristOne whodeliberatelyuses violenceto spread fearand achievepolitical goalsYellowJournalismA type of newsreporting, oftenbiased or untruethat relies onsensationalheadlines andheadlines.MilitarismThe policy ofbuilding upstrong armedforces toprepare for war.PlattAmendmentAn amendment tothe 1902 CubanConstitution thatallowed the US tointervene in Cuba

Topic 12 WW I - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. A British passenger ship that was torpedoed by a German U-boat, 1200 people died
    Lusitania
  2. Not taking sides in a conflict
    Neutral
  3. A statement by Roosevelt that US had the right to intervene in Latin America to preserve law and order
    Roosevelt Corollary
  4. Militarism Alliances Imperialism Nationalism
    M.A.I.N. causes of WW I
  5. devotion to one's own nation and it's interests
    Nationalism
  6. a policy of powerful countries seeking to control the economic or political affairs of weaker countries
    Imperialism
  7. An 1854 treaty between Japan and the US that opened up ports to American trade in Japan
    Treaty of Kanagawa
  8. A policy of staying out of world affairs
    Isolationism
  9. A law passed by Congress in 1900 under which the US gave Puerto Rico a limited say in government
    Foraker Act
  10. A nation whose independence is limited by the control of a more powerful country
    Protectorate
  11. The military alliance between Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria during WW I
    Central Powers
  12. War combat in which soldiers are located in trenches dug into the ground.
    Trench Warefare
  13. The name for the steam powered ships of Roosevelt's navy that he touted around the world to show might
    The Great White Fleet
  14. The spreading of ideas to help a cause or hurt an opposing cause
    Propaganda
  15. Pres. Taft's policy of building strong economic ties to Latin America
    Dollar diplomacy
  16. a type of submarine used by Germany during WW I
    U-Boat
  17. The military alliance between France, Britain, Russia, Italy, etc. during WW I
    Allied Powers
  18. The war between Spain and the US in 1898
    Spanish American War
  19. A policy issued by sec. of state John Hay, that allowed all nations to trade in each other's sphere of influence in China
    Open Door Policy
  20. Pres. Wilson's policy of condemning imperialism spreading Democracy and promoting peace.
    Moral Diplomacy
  21. One who deliberately uses violence to spread fear and achieve political goals
    terrorist
  22. A type of news reporting, often biased or untrue that relies on sensational headlines and headlines.
    Yellow Journalism
  23. The policy of building up strong armed forces to prepare for war.
    Militarism
  24. An amendment to the 1902 Cuban Constitution that allowed the US to intervene in Cuba
    Platt Amendment