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Unit 4 Post Review 2021
Unit 4 Post Review 2021
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World War I
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1
In what way did the treaty hurt the German economy?
It allowed Germany overspend in its military
It forced Germany to pay reparations for war damages
It encouraged the US to withdraw from world affairs
It called for the formation of the League of Nations
2
The Espionage Act limited citizens from interfering with military recruitment during wartime
True
False
None of the above
Maybe
3
In Schenck v. US, a “clear and present danger” to the country allowed the government to
Suspend habeas corpus
Restrict First Amendment rights
Establish a peacetime draft
Limit minority voting rights
4
Another factor that contributed to the outbreak of World War I was
The Bolshevik Revolution
The League of Nations
Militarism
Laissez faire economics
5
This is
not
a goal that President Woodrow Wilson included in his Fourteen Points
Blaming Germany for causing World war 1
Establish a League of Nations
Making sure that countries had the right to govern themselves
Reducing militaries so they are only large enough to defend themselves.
6
Which cause of WWI is shown here?
Nationalism
Imperialism
Militarism
Alliances
7
Which is the correct order of events regarding the Treaty of Versailles?
President Wilson signs Treaty, Senate rejects it, US returns to isolation
Pres Wilson signs the Treaty of Versailles, Senate ratifies it.
Senate signs Treaty of Versailles, Pres Wilson pushes for League of Nation
Senate ratifies Treaty of Versailles, Pres. Wilson signs the Treaty.
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What was the main job of the League of Nations?
Get the United States out of international disputes
Eliminate the need for colonies
Provide a way for countries to solve problems without war
Hold Europe responsible for deaths in World War 1
9
Militarism can lead to war because it creates
A fear of being attacked by countries partnered with a nation’s enemies
A feeling that a distinct group has the right of self-determination
Competition for resources and power that causes nations to feel threatened
Feeling threatening by other nations' military strength
10
The effect of the Zimmerman Telegram was considered a turning point because
Zimmerman got a promotion to the head of the German government
The US ignored the Telegram and didn't let it bother them.
Germany persuaded Mexico to enter the war
The US shifted from neutrality to involvement in World War I.
11
“Wilson Signs 1918 Espionage Act” This shows that the federal government can:
Raise armies without informing the public
Require citizens to testify against themselves
Restrict citizens rights in times of war and crisis
Station troops in a person’s home at any time
12
What is the artist's purpose in creating this image?
To inform
To insult
To use as propoganda, to convince soldiers to join the war
To defend
13
Which long term causes of World War 1 led to the assassination of Arch-Duke Ferdinand
Alliances, Nationalism and Imperialism
Imperialism, Nationalism and Militarism
Militarism, Alliances and Nationalism
None of these
14
What was another purpose of the League of Nations?
protection from Brazilian terrorists
preventing another world war.
to gain better control of colonies
lower tariffs
15
What is shell shock?
walking on the beach and being shocked by seeing shells
being surprised at the sound of shells
emotional and physical problems caused by exposure to war
electrical shock from a light switch
16
What long-term cause of World War 1 is shown in this image?
Imperialism
Nationalism
Militarism
Alliances
17
The US Senate opposed ratification of the Treaty of Versailles because it believed that the treaty
Failed to punish Germany for its involvement in World War 1
Place blame for World War 1 on all the warring countries
Excluded reparations for European allies
Would force the US to be the "police" of the world.
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The "clear and present danger" ruling in Schenck v. the United States illustrates the continuing conflict between
The right to free speech and government authority
The Supreme Court decision verses the Lower Court decision
Individuals’ right to choose to register for the draft
State versus federal powers
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Why did the Zimmerman Telegram cause outrage among Americans?
Germany promised support to Mexico if they entered the war against US
Zimmerman was passing American secrets to Germany
The telegram sent secret messages to American commanders
It revealed that Mexico was getting ready to enter the war
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All of these are causes of World War I
except
United States entry into World War 1
Interception of the Zimmerman telegram
The assassination of Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand
The sinking of the Lusitania
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New weapons used by Germany to sink the Lusitania
The USS Maine
U-boats
flame throwers
torpedoes