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Review Chap.9 World War I
Review Chap.9 World War I
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World War I ended in...
1918
1950
1920
2020
2
Commander of American expeditionary force during WWI.
General John Pershing
General George Patton
Captain Arthur MacArthur
General Dwight Eisenhower
3
What is something the Food Administration did
Set price controls on crops
made better work hours
improved work conditions
allowed women to work in factories
4
The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk...
Ended Russia vs. Germany at the cost of ceding Russian land .
created the League of Nations. which ended all wars.
allowed the United States to legally enter the war.
ended World War I for all the countries
5
The leader of the Bolsheviks was
Putin
Lenin
Stalin
Zelensky
6
The Western Front was primarily located in
Germany
France
Switzerland
Russia
7
The armistice at the end of World War meant that
the fighting for the war had to stop.
Armistice Day must become a holiday.
more soldiers were needed to fight in the war.
veterans must be honored for their service.
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What was the League Of Nations?
A league of countries whose main purpose was to prevent war
A famous drawing drawn by a cartoonist during WW1
A group of protesters who opposed WW1
A league of Central Powers used to strategize during WW1
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The Zimmerman Letter which invited Mexico to enter the war on the side of Germany...
led to a break in diplomatic relations with Germany.
Both 1 & 2.
brought an enemy to American shores.
set off anti-German feelings.
10
Wilson's 14 points were intended to
prevent future war
punish Germany
to keep the US out of foreign affairs in the future
to keep hostile powers too weak to fight
11
Nationalism inspired certain ethic group to
start a navy
break aways from existing nations
demand independence
both 2 & 3.
12
What was the purpose of the War Industries Board?
To increase the amount of weapons produced
To increase efficiency & discourage waste during war time.
To promote the war to the public
To restrict weapons of mass destruction
13
Early in the war, the United States was determined to
support England at all costs.
support the home countriies of the many new immigrants (1875-1910).
be active and involved in the European war.
remain neutral and not be dragged into a foreign war.
14
Germany signed the Armistice Treaty on _____ and World War I ended
June 20, 1918
May 18, 1918
January 11,1918
November 11, 1918
15
People opposed Wilson's 14 Points because
They believed it promoted internationalism
The believed it promoted alliances
They believed it promoted isolationism
They believed it promoted imperialism
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Who rejected Wilson's 14 Points?
American leaders
The League of Nations
The Germans
The American People
17
The "spark" that ignited World War I was ...
the invasion of Russia
the Sussex Pledge
the sinking of the Lusitania.
the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand of Austria
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what were Wilson's 14 points about
Germany's punishment after the war
peace after the war
plan to rebuild Europe after the war.
Germany's debt
19
The Committee for Public Information's purpose was to change the publics perception about the war.
False
True
20
The Allied Powers included
England, France, Russia, and the United States
Germany, Serbia, Austria-Hungary
England, Spain, France
England, Belguim, Spain
21
This was the nickname for soldiers belonging to the American Expeditionary Force.
Doughboys
Nazis
Patriots
Jarheads
22
World War 1 began in
1919
1912
1914
1917
23
Who was in the big four
Theodore Roosevelt, German Dictator, British Prime Minsiter
John Hay, John J. Pershing, William Seward, Woodrow Wilson
Archduke Ferdinand, queen Liliuokalani, Queen of England
Wilson, George, Clemenceau, Orlando
24
How did Woodrow Wilson win the election of 1912?
He started a communist regime and named himself leader
Teddy Roosevelt was assassinated and he was vice president
Teddy Roosevelt started his own party and split the Republican vote
People were fed up with the progressive BS
25
The United States entered World War I in
1917
1914
1912
1919
26
The estimated number of soldiers who died in World War I is 9,000,000.
False
True
27
Technologies that lead to greater deaths during the war were
both 1 & 2
tanks, u-boats, improved cannons.
machinge guns, poison gas, airplanes
None of the above
28
An intense feeling of loyalty to one's country is
None
nationalism
militarism
imperialism
29
Who was NOT present at the Treaty of Versailles?
France
USA
Great Britian
Germany
30
The sinking of the Lusitania resulted in
the convoy system.
the U.S. entry into the war
an increase in submarine warfare.
1,000 deaths including 128 Americans.
31
What was the Great Migration? Moving...
Caucasians out of the cities and to the suburbs
African Americans→urban Northeast, East, + Midwestern states
everyone in the U.S. began migrating West in search for Gold
African Americans→urban East, North, + Southern states
32
Who was Woodrow Wilson?
USA's President
Britain's Prime Minister
USA's Prime Minister
Britain's Pesident
33
The Treaty of Versailles forced Germany to
admit guilt for the war; pay billions reparations ; give up their colonies.
give up a military government; seek revenge; give up terrritory.
admit that Communism in Russia was a success.
seek revenge on the Central Powers.
34
When was the Treaty of Versailles signed?
June 4, 1919
June 28, 1919
November 11, 1918
August 20, 1920
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Why did the US not join the League of Nations?
Congress didn’t want us being pulled into foreign wars
The US was not invited
The US formed their own league
US didn’t want to pay the entrance fee
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To conserve energy, the Fuel Administration introduced
flexible hours
time zones
conscription
daylight savings time
