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Duplicate of APUSH: World War 1
Duplicate of APUSH: World War 1
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Basic knowledge quiz over WW1. Aimed at AP US History students.
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1
World War One was ended by the Treaty of ________.
Paris
Berlin
Versailles
Vienna
2
Germany attempted to convince Mexico to join the war by sending them the ______ .
Zimmermann Telegram
Fourteen Points
Treaty of Mutual Support
Lausanne Cable
3
The alliance of Britain, France, and Russia was known as what?
Central Powers
Delian League
Allied Powers
Casablanca Pact
4
World War 1 was started by the assassination of _________.
King Franz Joseph I
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Kaiser Wilhelm I
Otto Von Bismarck
5
The President of the United States during the war was _______.
Woodrow Wilson
Vermin Supreme
John J. Pershing
Warren G. Harding
6
The movement of African-Americans to the North during the war is known as the ________.
Jim Crow Journey
Great Migration
White Flight
Great Awakening
7
Woodrow Wilson’s goals for the Paris Peace Conference were known as _______.
the Fourteen Points
the Inquiry
the Declaration of Rights and Liberties
the Fair Deal
8
Fighting along the Western Front stagnated due to both sides’ use of _______.
Trench warfare
Air strikes
Paintballs
Bayonet charges
9
Germany pioneered the use of _______ to sink enemy ships.
The airplane
The submarine
The cannon
The battleship
10
The alliance of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy was known as the ________.
Iron Curtain
Central Powers
Allied Powers
Delian League
11
Wilson’s biggest goal for the peace talks was the creation of an organization known as _______.
the Warsaw Pact
the United Nations
the Grand Alliance
the League of Nations
12
What was the name of Germany's promise to stop unrestricted submarine warfare?
The Declaration of Commerce Protection
The Lusitania Pact
The Sussex Pledge
The Zimmermann Telegram
13
For the first three years of the war, the United States practiced the policy of ______.
Neutrality
Capitalism
Imperialism
Containment
14
What laws allowed the U. S. Government to silence or imprison those opposed to the war?
The McCarthy Act of 1918
The Patriot Act of 1916
The Silencing Accords
The Espionage, Sabotage, and Sedition Acts of 1917
15
Most of the money used to fund the war was raised through ________.
Increased taxes
The sale of draft exemptions
Seizure of private property
The sale of “Liberty Bonds”
16
The Austro-Hungarian invasion of ___________ brought Russia into the war.
Poland
France
Bulgaria
Serbia
17
As a symbol of anti-German sentiments, hamburgers became known as _______.
Salisbury Steaks
Wilsons
New Yorkers
Liberty Sandwiches
18
The Committee on Public Information was set up in 1917 for what purpose?
To keep the American public informed about the war
To promote healthy eating habits
To publicize and popularize the war
To convince the US government to remain neutral
19
Which of the following weapons was not introduced in an attempt to break the stalemate?
Poison gas
Tanks
Bayonets
Aircraft