On what grounds was Charles Schenck's conviction for resisting the draft upheld?

FoS can be denied when clear and present danger exists

Which of these best describes the immediate effect of the Treaty of Versailles on Europe?

Germans became resentful of the terms of the treaty.

Which of the following DID NOT contribute to the outbreak of WWI?

A shift in global public opinion towards isolationism.

How did German U-Boats violate international law?

By attacking merchant ships without letting passengers flee.

The foreign policy of neutrality refers to:

avoiding participation in international conflicts.

The purpose of the War Industries Board (WIB) was:

to coordinate US industrial production of war materials.

According to President Wilson, how would the League of Nations maintain peace?

by leading negotiations over disagreements between countries

The purpose of the Committee on Public Information in WWI was:

to influence public opinion to support the war effort.

What power did the Sedition Act give the federal government during WWI?

power to fight spoken protest that could hurt the war effort

How did President Wilson respond to the sinking of the Lusitania in 1915?

by demanding Germans cease U-boat attacks (Sussex Pledge).

In the Zimmerman note, what did Germany promise Mexico in return for its support in WWI?

Germany would help Mexico regain territory in the US.

President Wilson's 14 points were:

a series of ideas to reduce the likelihood of future wars.

What was the ultimate fate of the Treaty of Versailles in the US?

It was rejected by congress which signed a separate peace.

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1
On what grounds was Charles Schenck's conviction for resisting the draft upheld?
Free Speech does not include all forms of symbolic speech.
FoS can be denied when clear and present danger exists
Free Speech does not exist during national emergencies
free speech can be limited to protect the speaker
2
The primary purchasers of the product described below in WWI were:
the American government
American soldiers
European Soldiers
American families
3
Which of these best describes the immediate effect of the Treaty of Versailles on Europe?
Germany ceased to exist.
Germans became resentful of the terms of the treaty.
Italy and France lost most of their territory
the population of Europe decreased
4
Which of the following DID NOT contribute to the outbreak of WWI?
A complex system of alliances.
A growing sense of nationalism.
A policy of militarism.
A shift in global public opinion towards isolationism.
5
What happened to Germany's colonies after World War I?
They were allowed to exercise their right to self determine
they were granted independence by the Treaty of Versailles
They were given to America as a lovely parting gift.
They were given to the allies.
6
Which African American leader advocated for African Americans to fight in WWI?
William Monroe Trotter
W.E.B. Dubois
Woodrow Wilson
Kaiser Wilhelm
7
How did German U-Boats violate international law?
By attacking merchant ships without letting passengers flee.
By conducting surprise searches of civilian merchant ships..
By disguising themselves as neutral ships.
By stopping vital supplies from reaching the front.
8
The foreign policy of neutrality refers to:
A feeling of aggression towards other nations.
serving as international police and keeping order.
avoiding participation in international conflicts.
a feeling of ambivalence about your friend's new girlfriend.
9
The purpose of the War Industries Board (WIB) was:
to coordinate US industrial production of war materials.
to protect industrial workers' safety in armament factories.
to encourage Americans to support the war effort.
to prevent German spies from sabotaging war factories.
10
Specially trained public speakers who sought to make Americans support US entry in WWI were:
Four Bond Men
Four Minute Men
The four aforementioned foremen of 4 Forty Four Ford Fjord.
American Foremen
11
According to President Wilson, how would the League of Nations maintain peace?
by providing military support against threatening nations.
by excluding from membership any nation that started wars
by requiring all member countries to eliminate their arms
by leading negotiations over disagreements between countries
12
The purpose of the Committee on Public Information in WWI was:
to announce casualties after every battle.
to spread embarassing photos of Mr. Digiantonio's youth.
to influence public opinion to support the war effort.
decide what the press could tell Americans about the war.
13
What power did the Sedition Act give the federal government during WWI?
the power to draft young men into the military
the power to spy on children
the power to control what and how much factories produced
power to fight spoken protest that could hurt the war effort
14
How did President Wilson respond to the sinking of the Lusitania in 1915?
by warning American citizens not to travel on foreign ships.
by sending navy ships to patrol for and sink uboats.
By asking for a declaration of war on Germany
by demanding Germans cease U-boat attacks (Sussex Pledge).
15
In the Zimmerman note, what did Germany promise Mexico in return for its support in WWI?
Germany would give Mexico land in Africa
Germany would help Mexico regain territory in the US.
Germany would not attack Mexican ships.
Germany would loan Mexico money to help its economy.
16
Which of the following was NOT a push or pull factor in the Great Migration?
widespread poverty among African Americans in the South.
German bombing raids
increased job opportunity in the North.
fear of lynching and violence against blacks in the south.
17
A mutual defense agreement between 2 or more nations.
Digiantonian Pact
militarism
alliance
nullification
18
The maintenance and use of an army for your nation's gain is known as:
millennialism.
nationalism.
neutrality
militarism.
19
This man led the United States from Neutrality in WWI to joining the war a few years later.
Woodrow Wilson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Edward Schenck
20
Based on the image below, was Woodrow Wilson in favor of neutrality or war?
War
In favor of war now and pepperoni for lunch.
Neutrality
Neither
21
President Wilson's 14 points were:
a series of ideas to reduce the likelihood of future wars.
a series of laws designed to punish German immigrants.
14 areas where Mr. Digiantonio's wardrobe needs improvement.
a series of demands of Germany.
22
The "war guilt clause" of the Treaty of Versailles put blame for WWI on:
Serbia
Russia
Germany
Austria-Hungary
23
What was the ultimate fate of the Treaty of Versailles in the US?
It was declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.
It was not approved by president or Congress.
It was rejected by congress which signed a separate peace.
It was rejected by Congress, then edited and accepted

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