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World War 1 (U.S. History)
World War 1 (U.S. History)
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History gives four main reasons for WW 1. The acronym of the reasons are M.A.I.N. M means
muscle
militarism
might
macho
2
This was the name given to the forces America sent to fight in WW1
Special Forces
American Expeditionary Forces
American Fighting Forces
American Shooting Forces
3
The sinking of this ship, where 128 Americans lost their lives, helped pull America into WW1.
Lusitania
Titanic
USS Nathan James
Alcatraz
4
The Triple Entente/Alliance countries were....
Germany, England, Russia
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empires
England, France, Russia
England, Italy, Germany
5
The assassination of this man helped to "spark" the beginning of World War 1...
Archduke Franz Germanic
Archduke Franz Nicholas
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Archduke Franz Fredericks
6
This man was prime minister of England during WW1...
David George
David Lloyd
David Bowie
David Lloyd George
7
Wilson helped to promote this, even though the United States refused to join...
League of Assassins
League of Heroes
League of Nations
League of Power
8
Biased communication to get an emotional response is known as....
lies
yellow journalism
propaganda
hate speech
9
Franz Ferdinand was the heir to the throne of this empire....
Ottoman Empire
Germany
Austria Hungary Empire
Russia
10
This treaty was established at end of WW1. Only U.S., England, France, and Italy represented
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of Venice
Treaty of Marselles
Treaty of Paris
11
This was a large movement of southern blacks to northern cities....
Great Migration
Great Story
Great Movement
Great Trek
12
Germany was blamed for WW1 and had to pay war damages. Another name for war damages are...
reparations
referrals
refunds
repercussions
13
The A in MAIN means....
anarchy
attributes
alliances
appliances
14
This was a new style of fighting during World War 1....
rank and file
flank attacks
outmaneuver enemy
trench warfare
15
This was a clause that made Germany admit that it had caused WW1....
war guilt clause
war games clause
war crimes clause
war trials clause
16
This man was in charge of the Committee on Public Information....
George Patton
George Foreman
George Creel
George Creed
17
The I means......
infrastructure
industry
ISIS
imperialism
18
This man was president during WW1....
Herbert Hoover
James Garfield
Woodrow Wilson
William Howard Taft
19
The main lines of trenches were known as the.....
support lines
front lines
rear lines
reserve lines
20
A barren expanse of mud marked with shell craters and filled with barbed wire is known as....
no one's land
nobody's land
no man's land
no person's land
21
This man was a conscientious objector. He would later became a hero of WW1
Alvin York
Alvin Yonkers
Alvin Smith
Alvin Klein
22
And the N means.....
nature
naturalism
nurture
nationalism
23
Which 3 countries are known as Triple Alliance/Central Powers?
France, England, Russia
Germany, France, England
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy, Ottoman Empire
England, Italy, Russia
24
This man was the leader of the American Expeditionary Forces in WW1....
George Patton
Douglas MacArthur
Dwight Eisenhower
John J. Pershing
25
This type of system was used to guard merchant ships as they sailed.
escorts
merchant marine
convoy system
ship keepers
26
The lines that went from front to back in trenches were known as....
support lines
forward lines
front lines
reserve lines
27
May 18,1917, this was started requiring all males when they turn 18 to register for military
social security act
selective service act
honorable discharge
civil service act
28
Gavrilo Princip belonged to this secret society of assassins....
Red Hand
White Hand
Black Hand
Blue Hand
29
Wilson came up with this plan at the end of WW1
12 Points Plan
14 Points Plan
13 Points Plan
15 Points Plan
30
This man assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand....
Gavrilo Fredericks
Frederick Nihols
Frederick Kohls
Gavrilo Princip
31
The lines towards the back of trenches were known as....
reserve lines
front lines
forward lines
rear lines
32
This note, sent to Mexico, helped to pull America further into the war.
German Note
Zimmerman Note
American Note
Ottoman Empire Note
33
During the war, these acts were passed if you spoke out against the war, you could go to jail
espionage act
espionage and sedition acts
traitor act
sedition act
34
November 11, 1918, this was signed ending WW1
treaty
truce
armistice
pact
35
This man was a WW1 flying ace, meaning he flew very well and shot down 26 enemy planes
Eddie Rickenbacker
Eddie Eisenhouser
Eddie Armstrong
Eddie Arnold
36
This man was the leader of France during WW1
Georges Louder
Georges Rock
Georges Clemenceau
Georges Fillet
37
This board was made during the war to get industry switched over to produce war related goods
War Recovery Board
War Relations Board
War Relief Board
War Industry Board
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A person who objects to war based on morals is known as a....
yellow
traitor
conscientious objector
coward