The immediate cause of World War I was

the assassination of the Archduke of Austria-Hungary

Which of the following is FALSE?

Trench Warfare was a successful strategy for the Allies

Name the three main countries who made up the Allied Powers at the start of the War.

France, Russia, and Great Britain

The spread of ideas that help one country and hurt another.

Which of the following is NOT TRUE about the Zimmerman note?

It was “made up” by journalist to help sell papers

Name three of the main countries who made up the Central Power at the start of the War.

Austria-Hungary, Germany, Ottoman Empire

The Selective Service Act

required men to register for the draft

the idea that a great nation must have a trained army ready

All of the following are reasons the U.S. decided to enter World War I in 1917 EXCEPT:

the French seized American ships headed for Germany

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1
New weapon that causes blindness, blisters, and choking.
Tank
Rifle
Poison Gas
Machine Gun
2
The U.S. became more imperialist because
it believed it was culturally superior
all of the above
it wanted increased trade with other countries
it wanted to compete with other countries
3
The immediate cause of World War I was
the French invasion of Belgium
the formation of the Triple Alliance
the assassination of the Archduke of Austria-Hungary
the German invasion of Poland
4
The US entered WWI in what year and was on the side of the ____ Powers.
1917; Allied
1914; Allied
1916; Central
1915; Central
5
Reparations are payments for war damages.
True
False
6
Which of the following is FALSE?
Trench Warfare made it difficult to gain land in battle
Trench Warfare caused a stalemate in WWI
Trench Warfare caused physical and mental illnesses
Trench Warfare was a successful strategy for the Allies
7
Name the three main countries who made up the Allied Powers at the start of the War.
France, Great Britain, and Austria-Hungary
France, Russia, and Great Britain
France, Serbia, and Italy
France, Russia, the Ottoman Empire
8
What is propaganda?
When two countries declare war against each other.
When a spy gets caught telling secrets to another country.
The spread of ideas that help one country and hurt another.
When two countries share borders.
9
What was the main goal of the Treaty of Versailles?
insure freedom of the seas to all nations
punish and weaken Germany
prevent future wars
start a League of Nations
10
The Lusitania was a British passenger ship that was sunk by a German U-boat.
False
True
11
Which of the following is NOT TRUE about the Zimmerman note?
It convinced President Wilson to declare war on Germany
Germany attempted to form a secret alliance with Mexico
It was “made up” by journalist to help sell papers
It caused more Americans to want to go to war with Germany.
12
The belief in independence and that your nation is better than other nations is known as ______
Imperialism
Nationalism
Alliances
Militarism
13
Name three of the main countries who made up the Central Power at the start of the War.
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Russia
Austria-Hungary, Germany, Ottoman Empire
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Greece
Japan, Germany, Russia
14
The Selective Service Act
required men to register for the draft
required women to serve in the military
required men and women to register to vote
required men to donate blood
15
European countries all had ______ that would help them fight.
enemies
alliances
passengers
nationalist beliefs
16
The idea of a country taking over a smaller country/territory is known as
Militarism
Nationalism
Ultimatum
Imperialism
17
What was Germany forbidden to build or have?
an army of more than 100,000
All of these
Submarines
a large navy
18
What is an armistice?
a declaration of war
an agreement to help your allies in war
a declaration to continue fighting
an agreement to end fighting
19
Wilson’s goals for peace after the war were outlined a document known as
the Collected Words and Wisdom of Woodrow F. Wilson
the Fourteen Points
the Woodrow Corollary
the Wilson Doctrine
20
All of the following were considered to be LONG-TERM causes of World War I except:
the nationalism of ethnic groups
imperialist competition
the increasing rise of militaries
American isolationism
21
What is militarism?
reducing the size of your military when you love a war
the idea that a great nation must have a trained army ready
showing your patriotism on Veterans' Day
having more than just an army (air force or navy)
22
All of the following are reasons the U.S. decided to enter World War I in 1917 EXCEPT:
the Zimmerman note
German submarines attacked American ships
British propaganda convinced Americans to join the allies
the French seized American ships headed for Germany

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