Which of the following was include in the Treaty of Versailles?

Germany must accept a new government.

What was the Harlem Renaissance?

An era of expression by African American artists.

What does isolationism mean?

A policy of remaining apart from the affairs or interests of other groups.

Which of the following did Charles Lindbergh not do?

First man to fly over the Pacific Ocean.

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1
How many American passengers died when the Lusitania sunk?
128
714
217
620
2
What band did Louis Armstrong join?
Hot Five
Baby Daddy!
Do you like Jazz
Hottie 12
3
What was Woodrow Wilson's campaign slogan?
It's Not Our Fight!
We will help the Allied Powers!
It's Not Our War!
I love hot dogs!
4
What college did Charles Lindbergh attend?
Wisconsin
LSU
Notre Dame
Georgia
5
Which of the following was include in the Treaty of Versailles?
Germany had to give up all of their land.
Germany had to disarm their entire military.
Germany had to pay $33 million.
Germany must accept a new government.
6
What was the Harlem Renaissance?
All of the above
An event to crown the King of Harlem
An era of expression by African American artists.
A basketball team that does tricks.
7
Which country was NOT a part of the Allied Powers?
Great Britain
Russia
Serbia
United States of America
8
Who was president during WW1?
Barack Obama
Donald Trump
Woodrow Wilson
George W. Bush
9
What does isolationism mean?
Being proud of one's country
A policy of remaining apart from the affairs or interests of other groups.
The freezing of nations
A policy of remaining frozen during wars.
10
Why did the U.S. enter WW1?
To form and keep alliances.
All of the above
Germany sank the Lusitania.
Propaganda
11
Who was born in New Orleans?
Brian Barczyk
Babe Ruth
George Washington
Louis Armstrong
12
What did the U.S. have hidden on the Lusitania?
Money
Weapons
Food
Meatballs
13
What did Henry Ford create?
Assembly Line
Type Writer
Pencil
Expo
14
Who was a famous African American Poet?
Louis Armstrong
Langston Hughes
Dawson Campbell
Andrew Jones
15
Who went to jail?
Babe Ruth
Henry Ford
Langston Hughes
Louis Armstrong
16
How long did WW1 last?
6 years
3 years
5 years
4 years
17
What country had to pay $33 billion in reparations in the treaty of Versailles?
The United States
Germany
Serbia
Russia
18
What company of cars did Henry Ford make?
Target
Cars R Us Co.
Ford Motor Company
Assembly Line
19
What was another name for WW1?
World War Uno
The Great War
European War
War #1
20
What type of music did Louis Armstrong create?
Scat
Hip-Hop
Classical
Jazz
21
Which of the following is not true of Babe Ruth?
His name is not really Babe Ruth.
He was a famous baseball player.
The audience loved him.
He had 715 home runs.
22
How long did it take Charles Lindbergh to fly across the Atlantic Ocean?
12 hours
33 hours
1 year
2 weeks
23
How did the U.S. help Great Britain without actually fighting the war?
Sending food to devastated areas in Europe.
Blocking food from going to Germany
Sending food to Asia
Both B and C
24
What year did WW1 begin?
1914
1910
1912
1916
25
What is Langston Hughes known for?
Drawing
Playing Jazz
Flying a Plane
Writing Poems
26
What sport was most popular in the US in the 1920's.
Hockey
Basketball
Football
Baseball
27
Which of the following did Charles Lindbergh not do?
Came first in his flying school.
Named his plane "Spirit of St. Louis."
Stood on a wing of an airborn plane.
First man to fly over the Pacific Ocean.
28
How many home runs did Babe Ruth hit in his lifetime?
382
714
2146
719
29
Why did Louis Armstrong go to jail?
A and B
He had no supervision.
He was not at school and was roaming around the streets.
He was playing music.
30
In WW1, where did the soldiers eat their lunches?
In the trenches
At home
The didn't get to eat
All of the above
31
Which alliance in WW1 surrendered on November 11, 1918?
Central Powers
Higher Powers
Axis Powers
Allied Powers
32
When did the Lusitania sink?
1918
1912
2019
1915
33
How were most of the battles in WW1 fought?
In the trenches
Weapons of mass destruction
At a hot dog stand
Look out towers

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