a certain amount of something a person can use or eat

Why was WW1 so deadly?

new technology such as mustard gas, machine guns, and tanks

What did women do during WW1?

they worked in factories and did jobs men did in the past

Why did people in the US need to ration during WW1?

so the soldiers would have the necessary food and supplies

What were the two sides of WW1?

Central Powers and the Allied Powers

studbud

World War 1-5th Grade

18 termsStudBud Administration4,810 plays

#WW1 review based on the 5th Grade Georgia Standards of Excellence.

Flashcards18 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 18

Answers

1
The Central Powers is an example of
alliance
imperalism
nationalism
scarcity
2
The U.S. enter WW1 mainly due to
bombs on America's land
an invasion by Germany
the sinking of the Lusitania
an attack on a U.S. navy base
3
Who won WW1?
Axis Powers
Central Powers
Allied Powers
Austria-Hungary
4
What does it mean when countries take over another countries land?
imperalism
militarism
isolationism
nationalism
5
What is a ration?
information used to persuade someone to do something
a certain amount of something a person can use or eat
an unlimited supply of something
having pride in your country
6
All of the following countries were on the Allied Powers side except
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Germany
7
Why was WW1 so deadly?
new technology such as mustard gas, machine guns, and tanks
the war lasted four years
the Germans would not give up
the Lusitania was sunk
8
What did women do during WW1?
they were housewives
they fought in Europe
they worked in factories and did jobs men did in the past
they led the government
9
When countries build up their armies
nationalism
alliance
imperalism
militarism
10
Why did people in the US need to ration during WW1?
so they could have a huge party
so they could have an unlimited amount of metal and food
so the soldiers would have the necessary food and supplies
because there was not scarcity
11
To have a lot of pride in your country
scarcity
imperalism
nationalism
ration
12
What were the two sides of WW1?
Central Powers and the Allied Powers
Central Powers and the United States
Allied Powers and Germany
Union and Confederate
13
The type of warfare where soldiers fight in permanent places is called
permanent warfare
trench warfare
intense warfare
propaganda warfare
14
When there is not an unlimited amount of resources in the world
ration
nationalism
alliance
scarcity
15
Who did the Treaty of Versailles blame for WW1?
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Serbia
Germany
16
When the U.S. entered WW1, they declared war on
Central Powers
Allied Powers
Russia
France
17
What Amendment gave women the right to vote?
14th
19th
18th
15th
18
What does the government use to persuade people to join the army?
propaganda
ration
isolationism
militarism

World War 1-5th Grade Flashcards | StudBud