Which event created the domino effect that pulled all of Europe into conflict and officially beginning World War I?

assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

Why did President Wilson establish the Committee on Public Information during World War I?

to limit dissent & increase support for the country's role in the war

Why did Allied leaders not share Wilson's vision of a "peace without victory"?

They wanted Germany punished for its part in the war.

Why did senators oppose US membership in the League of Nations?

It would drag the US into European conflicts.

What was different about the Harlem Hellfighters?

they were an all black infantry

What role did the Zimmerman note play in drawing America into World War I?

encouraged Mexico to support Germany and receive American land

What are the M.A.I.N. causes of World War I?

M-Militarism A-Alliances I-Imperialism N-Nationalism

What was the result of the US Senate's refusal to approve the Treaty of Versailles?

League of Nations became ineffective

A major purpose of President Wilson's 14 Points was to

set goals for achieving peace after World War I.

Based on its ruling in Schenck v. US, how did the Supreme Court interpret the 1st Amendment during World War I?

The court ruled that national security outweighed free speech protections.

What was President Wilson's initial attitude toward the war?

He wanted America to remain neutral.

An example of "clear and present danger" is _____.

yelling fire in a movie theater

Which of the following was NOT one of Wilson's 14 Points?

required Germany to take responsibility for the war

The term militarism can best be defined as

buildup of armaments in preparation for war

Which was NOT true of the government's propaganda campaign during the war?

It helped people to overcome their prejudice against the German culture.

Why did the government sell war bonds?

to raise money to pay for the war

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1
The area in the middle of both trenches was called _____.
First Line Trench
No Man's Land
Front Line Support
Artillery Field
2
Who were the Allied Powers?
Germany, Austria-Hungary
Britain, France, Russia, US
France, Germany, US
Russia, Italy, Britain
3
The US was attacked by German forces which led to America's involvement in World War I.
True
False
4
Which event created the domino effect that pulled all of Europe into conflict and officially beginning World War I?
Germany initiating unrestricted submarine warfare
assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Japanese invasion of Manchuria
discovery of the Zimmerman Note
5
Why did President Wilson establish the Committee on Public Information during World War I?
to limit dissent & increase support for the country's role in the war
to encourage civilians to ration food and plant gardens to support the war
to shift the economy from farming to industrial production for the war
to increase government transparency and accountability during the war
6
Why did Allied leaders not share Wilson's vision of a "peace without victory"?
They did not want Wilson to get the credit for writing the treaty.
They wanted Germany punished for its part in the war.
They wanted to make Wilson look bad to the American people.
They thoguht the US Senate would not approve such a treaty.
7
Why did senators oppose US membership in the League of Nations?
It would lead to international instability.
It would interfere with free-trade agreements.
It would drain American finances.
It would drag the US into European conflicts.
8
Which of the following is NOT a factor contributing to the US entering WW1?
restricted submarine warfare
need to defend world democracies
Zimmerman Note
unrestricted submarine warfare
9
What was different about the Harlem Hellfighters?
they were solely from Chicago
they were an all black infantry
all of the answers are correct
they suffered the least amount of losses than any other regiment
10
The Zimmerman Telegram promised Mexico what in return for joining the Central Powers?
Southwest American Territories
A fleet of U-Boats
Cuba
The cure for yellow fever
11
main reason why the US entered World War I
German submarine warfare
Germany's violation of the Treaty of Versailles
assassination of Archduke Ferdinand
British propaganda throughout the US
12
What role did the Zimmerman note play in drawing America into World War I?
promised Mexico with unrestricted trade with Germany
offered Canada greater fishing rights off the coast of New England
encouraged Mexico to support Germany and receive American land
supported Canada's claim to Alaska
13
typical job of women during WW1
all of the above
nurses
factory workers
munitions builder
14
What are the M.A.I.N. causes of World War I?
M- Militarism A-Association I-Innovation N- Nationalism
M-Militarism A-Alliances I-Imperialism N-Nationalism
M-Militarism A-Alliances I-Isolationism N-No-Man's-Land
M-Money A-Alliances I-Imperialism N-Nationalism
15
What was the result of the US Senate's refusal to approve the Treaty of Versailles?
League of Nations failed to form
Britain and France were no longer allies with the US
Germany was not held accountable for war damages
League of Nations became ineffective
16
Which new war strategy caused a stalemate during the war?
machine guns
camouflage uniforms
poisionous gas
trenches
17
Who was assassinated along with his wife in Bosnia?
Woodrow Wilson
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
King George IV
Otto von Bismarck
18
A major purpose of President Wilson's 14 Points was to
retaliate for the sinking of the Lusitania.
set goals for achieving peace after World War I.
provide an aid program for rebuilding war-torn nations.
ask Congress to enter World War I.
19
Who were the Central Powers?
France, Germany, Italy
France, US, Russia, Britain
Germany, Austria-Hungary
Russia, Britain, Austria-Hungary
20
Based on its ruling in Schenck v. US, how did the Supreme Court interpret the 1st Amendment during World War I?
The court ruled that national security outweighed due process protections.
The court ruled that due process outweighed national security.
The court ruled that the free speech outweighed national security.
The court ruled that national security outweighed free speech protections.
21
What was President Wilson's initial attitude toward the war?
He wanted to pressure Germany to make peace with Turkey.
He wanted America to enter the war on the side of the Allies.
He wanted America to enter the war in support of the Central Powers.
He wanted America to remain neutral.
22
Which president helped pass the Selective Service Act or "the draft?"
Woodrow Wilson
William H. Taft
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
23
An example of "clear and present danger" is _____.
punching a person in the face
yelling fire in a movie theater
speeding on an interstate
running a red light
24
_________________ began with the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
Korean War
World War I
World War II
Thirty Years War
25
Which of the following was NOT one of Wilson's 14 Points?
free trade and freedom of the seas
reduction of military and arms
association of nations to peacefully settle disputes
required Germany to take responsibility for the war
26
The term militarism can best be defined as
avoidance of military involvement in civil wars
buildup of armaments in preparation for war
loyalty to a nation or ethnic group
control of territories for economic and political gain
27
Which was NOT true of the government's propaganda campaign during the war?
It was managed by the Committee on Public Information.
It helped people to overcome their prejudice against the German culture.
The goal was to increase patriotism and weaken opposition to the war.
It stirred up enthusiasm among the public to buy war bonds.
28
commander of all US forces in Europe during WW1
Douglas MacArthur
Chester Nimitz
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John J. Pershing
29
president of the US during World War I
Woodrow Wilson
Calvin Coolidge
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Teddy Roosevelt
30
This court case declared the phrase "clear and present danger."
US v. Wainwright
Schenck v. US
Roe v. Wade
Marbury v. Madison
31
American soldiers were called doughboys
True
False
32
Why did the government sell war bonds?
to enable people to buy goods that were in short supply
to allow people to display patriotism
to raise money to pay for the war
to provide help to the people of war-torn Europe
33
When was World War I?
1914-1918
1910-1916
1929-1933
1941-1945
34
What ended World War 1?
Emancipation Proclamation
The Constitution of the US
Treaty of Versailles
Bill of Rights

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