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The United States in World War 1
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1
Glorification of the military, military planning, and building up your armed forces is known as
defense strategy
militiarism
military strategy
nationalism
2
If you have pride in your nation and you believe it is superior, you would be displaying ___.
Nationalism
Militarism
Imperialism
3
One sided information designed to persuade listeners is known as _______
Propaganda
Slanted Truth
Yellow Journalism
4
What was the impact of the publication of the Zimmerman letter?
The U.S. Senate immediately declared war on Germany
Mexico allied with Germany in WW1
American public opinion was outraged against Germany
The U.S. paid Mexico compensation for its lost territories
5
How did the United States finance their participation in World War I?
selling Liberty Bonds
Taxing other Allied countries
None of the Above
Raising taxes
6
This was the organization created that would defend each other against aggressors
Versailles League
Justice League
United Nations
League of Nations
7
What did
Schenck vs. The United States
in 1919 decide?
Criticism of allied countries is not allowed in wartime
Prayer in public schools is unconstitutional
No immigration during wartime
Freedom of speech is not absolute
8
What city in Europe gave Woodrow Wilson a rousing ovation when he visited after WW1?
Berlin
London
Paris
Barcelona
9
This organization coordinated America's wartime manufacturing
WIB
AFL
CPI
FA
10
This organization mediated disputes between owners and workers
WIB
Fuel Administration
Food Administration
WLB
11
Which of the following countries was a member of the Allied Powers?
Turkey
Russia
Bulgaria
Germany
12
Which of the following is NOT a reason the United States entered WW1 in 1917?
Unrestricted submarine warfare by the Germans
Hostilities with Russia
Cultural ties to Europe
The Zimmerman Note
13
Which of the following was NOT one of the weapons used for the first time during World War 1?
Tanks
Rifles
Poision Gas
Airplanes
14
Which of the following is NOT one of the long-term causes of World War I?
Imperialism
Militarism
Nationalism
Famine
15
This act said government could censor the mails and jail those who spoke against the draft
Exclusion Act
Dawes Act
Espionage Act
Sedition Act
16
Which group of adult males, ages 21-30, was NOT required to serve in the US Military during WW1
African-Americans
Conscientious objectors
American Indians with U.S. citizenship
People who opposed the war
17
This law made it a crime to use disloyal or abusive language about the government
Espionage Act
Exclusion Act
Sedition Act
Dawes Act
18
Prejudice against ____ _____ became widespread during World War 1.
Asian Americans
Jewish Americans
German Americans
African Americans
19
Which of the following countries was NOT a member of the Central Powers?
France
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Turkey
20
How did the United States build up its armed forces in preparation for World War 1?
The Selective Service Act
The Draft
Both answers are correct
21
Which was NOT one of President Wilson's Fourteen Points?
Freedom of the Seas
increased militarism
Equal Trade Terms
Creation of the League of Nations
22
Which of the following was NOT one of the "new bureaus" created by the U.S government?
War Industries Board
Food Administration
Committee of Public Information
American Federation of Labor
23
Which of the following was not a "flashpoint" of World War I?
Hitler coming to power
Austria invading Serbia to teach the Serbs a lesson
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
24
Which best describes the experiences of African-American soldiers during WW1?
Not allowed to engage in combat
Fought alongside white troops
Treated as equals
Segregated Regiments
25
What caused African-Americans to move north between 1910-1920?
the closing of factories in the South
more job opportunities in Northern cities
the availiability of cheap farmland in the North
effects of the Civil Rights Movement