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World War 1 for US 2 classes
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This made it illegal to engage in public criticism of WW 1.
The War Powers Act
The Treaty of Versailles
McCarthyism
The Espionage and Sedition Acts
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The U.S. did NOT join the League of Nations for the following reason:
U.S. wanted a big role in the League but would not get it.
U.S. wanted to go to war with Russia and fight communism
The U.S. was mad at Britain and France for starting the war
Congress wanted U.S. isolationism from European affairs
3
A virus such as the 1918 Spanish influenza which emerges suddenly and spreads globally is called a:
Zoonotic
Endemic
Pandemic
Epidemic
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Which of the following helped persuade the Americans to enter the war?
Enormous Allied casualties
The potential for profit for the losers
The potential for gain of territory to add to our empire
Unrestricted submarine warfare by Germans
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Which of the following is NOT an effect of World War 1 on American life?
Women went to work.
Minorities no longer faced discrimination
African Americans moved North in Great Migration
Americans embraced isolationism. Were wary of future wars
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The US govt launched a major propaganda campaign to raise money from the people for war called
Victory Gardens
Liberty Bonds
Huns
Doughboys
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The gathering of resources in preparation for war is called:
sabotage
mobilization
propaganda
espionage
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The Great Migration was when about 500,000 black people moved to the North to
serve in combat
find work in factories
serve in the army
find a place where they would no longer experience segregation
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During the early years of World War I, what role did the US play?
Disarmed their forces and swore to never get involved in it.
Proclaimed neutrality but sent supplies to the Allies.
The US sent troops to fight the Spanish in Cuba
Secretly sending troops to help the Russians
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Woodrow Wilson's ultimate goal at the Paris Peace Conference was to:
stop the spread of Communism
revenge for the loss of ourmerchant ships
punish Germany for starting the war
blame no one for starting thewar
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During World War One the use of modern weapons changed old wars strategies and led to:
a stalemate based on trenchwarfare
a reliance on diplomacy
the development of atomic weapons
an overpowering offense
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Some Americans felt personally involved in the European War primarily because:
they admired European culture
the US imposed a naval blockade
as new immigrants, they felt close ties to their homelands
they remembered the war with Spain