Which was NOT a consequence of WWI?

Austria-Hungary was stronger than ever

Which event was considered "the straw that broke the camel's back" and the start of WW1?

Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.

What was one way American citizens could support the war at home?

all are ways citizens supported the war

A way US citizens could lend money to the government

The League of Nations was created to do what?

Help nations solve their problems peacefully

Why did Republicans not like the League of Nations?

They were worried American troops would be made to fight in foreign

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Module 8: World War I

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1
What country is this?
Ukraine
Germany
Serbia
Austria-Hungary
2
What were the two opposing sides during WW1?
Union and Confederates
Axis and Allies
North and the South
Allies and the Central Powers
3
The Lusitania was a:
A British passenger ship
French passenger ship
U.S. Cargo ship
German U-boat
4
Which was NOT a consequence of WWI?
Destruction of farmland and factories
Financial disasters across Europe
The U.S. was stronger than ever
Austria-Hungary was stronger than ever
5
What country is this?
Spain
Belgium
France
Germany
6
What do you call the things that the Treaty of Versailles made Germany do?
Imperialism
Reparations
None of these
Wilson's Fourteen Points
7
This country fought on the side of the Allies:
Germany
France
Bulgaria
Austria-Hungary
8
Which of these contributed to the U.S. joining the war:
The Treaty of Versailles
The Russian Revolution
The assassination of Franz Ferdinand
The Zimmerman Telegram
9
Which event was considered "the straw that broke the camel's back" and the start of WW1?
The Zimmerman Telegram
Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
Sinking of the Lusitania
Bombing of Pearl Harbor
10
The building up of a strong military to frighten or defeat other countries is known as -
Nationalism
Alliance
Imperialism
Militarism
11
What was one way American citizens could support the war at home?
Grow Victory Gardens
Give up certain foods
all are ways citizens supported the war
buy Victory Bonds
12
Which country fought on the side of the Central Powers?
Russia
Germany
U.S.A.
Great Britain
13
An agreement to stop fighting is called an
Stalemate
Alliance
Armistice
Isolationist
14
War bonds are:
A promise from young men to fight when they turn 18
A way US citizens could lend money to the government
Money Germany had to pay to other countries
Dogs trained to fight in war
15
The treaty to end World War I was named the -
Treaty of Alliances
Austrian Treaty
Treaty of Versailles
League of Nations Treaty
16
How many women entered the American workforce during World War I?
1 million
1 hundred
Women were not allowed to enter the work force
1 thousand
17
Why did Russia leave the war?
They ran out of bullets
They were defeated by Germany
They hated America and didn't want to fight with them
The Russian Revolution
18
What is a U-boat?
A safety boat for U.S navy
A code name used for British Ships
German submarine
A British passenger ship
19
Strong sense of pride and loyalty to one’s nation or culture is
Imperialism
Militarism
Nationalism
Alliance
20
Who was the president of the U.S. when World War 1 started?
Abe Lincoln
Teddy Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
John F. Kennedy
21
The League of Nations was created to do what?
Help nations solve their problems peacefully
None of these
Punish Germany
To help fight the Central powers
22
Which of these was missing from Wilson's Fourteen Points?
The creation of the League of Nations
Territorial corrections
New rules for international relations
German Reparations
23
Why did Republicans not like the League of Nations?
They were worried American troops would be made to fight in foreign
They thought it was too Communist
They thought it should be named something else
They thought it was too harsh on Germany

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