How did unrestricted submarine warfare lead to direct U.S. engagement in WWI

submarine warfare against American civilians provoked U.S.

What was the result of the decline of immigration from Europe to the U.S. during WWI

legal barriers to immigration from Asia were removed

Sharecropping, escaping the South, economic opportunity in the North contributed to

Great Migration occurring between 1914 to 1920

The US failed to League of Nations for which of the following reasons?

Isolationism had again become popular in the US.

What did the Espionage Act of 1917 forbid?

speaking out against the Government

Which statement BEST describes WWII Internment Camps

restrictions without cause on civil liberties of individuals

Woodrow Wilson supported the creation of the League of Nations in order to

prevent another global conflict like the first World war

How did the Lend-Lease Act provide a compromise between the will of the president and Congress

allowed assistance to friendly nations without U.S. in war

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How did unrestricted submarine warfare lead to direct U.S. engagement in WWI
Germany used submarine warfare to invade the U.S.
U.S. developed submarine warfare to defeat Germany
submarine warfare was needed by the U.S. to defend its ports
submarine warfare against American civilians provoked U.S.
2
What was the result of the decline of immigration from Europe to the U.S. during WWI
industry declined because of loss of immigrant workforce
legal barriers to immigration from Asia were removed
large numbers black workers moved North for industrial jobs
both parties called for the end of isolationist policies
3
Sharecropping, escaping the South, economic opportunity in the North contributed to
Great Migration occurring between 1914 to 1920
settlement of Irish following the Irish potato famine
influx of Chinese workers who built the transcontinental RR
the wave of immigrants from Eastern Europe in the early 1900
4
The US failed to League of Nations for which of the following reasons?
Germany would not be allowed to join.
Isolationism had again become popular in the US.
European powers were not willing to grant US demands
President Woodrow Wilson greatly opposed it
5
What role did Woodrow Wilson do in in favor in relation to war in Europe
activism
nuetrality
protectivism
internationalism
6
What did the Espionage Act of 1917 forbid?
speaking out against the Government
trade agreements with Great Britain
travel by ship to Europe
interference in Army recruiting
7
President Truman authorized the dropping of two atomic bombs on Japan as a way to
spur international atomic research
gain surrender of Germany
earn the backing of Allies in the war effort
bring WWII to a quick end
8
Which statement BEST describes WWII Internment Camps
a way to protest the businesses and homes of immigrants
individuals willingly stayed for the course of the war
restrictions without cause on civil liberties of individuals
places where people were free to come and go as they pleased
9
Woodrow Wilson supported the creation of the League of Nations in order to
form an alliance against the new expanding Soviet Union
establish an American military presence in Europe
prevent another global conflict like the first World war
colonize unconquered territories in Asia and Africa
10
What were the military and political implications of the secret work at Los Alamos
ability to island hop in the Pacific campaign
power of having an atomic bomb
successful planning with Russia for the fall of Berlin
strategic planning for a successful invasion of Normandy
11
The 1924 National Orgins Act was a reaction to
the roaring 20s
Hoovervilles
the scopes trial
the Red Scare
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How did the Lend-Lease Act provide a compromise between the will of the president and Congress
allowed assistance to friendly nations without U.S. in war
curtailed the sale of supplies to all nations involved
assisted Great Britains efforts against Germany but no other
limited American involvement in European affairs

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