What was the impact of the Treaty of Versailles?

Germany was blamed for WWI and did not have a say in the treaty.

How did the poem "In Flanders Field" help the war effort?

Americans applied pressure on the government to enter the war.

What was Babe Ruth's most lasting impact on baseball in the United States?

He attracted new fans to the sport because of his celebrity.

Which of these statements BEST describes the impact of the United States' entry into World War I?

It forced the Germans to retreat and surrender.

What was the goal of the League of Nations?

to maintain world peace and prevent another world war

Which of the following is a reason that the United States entered World War I?

Germany was engaged in unrestricted submarine warfare against allied ships.

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1
What was the impact of the Treaty of Versailles?
The treaty was between Spain and the United States.
Spain had to pay money to the allies for the cost of the war.
Germany was blamed for WWI and did not have a say in the treaty.
The French could not supply weapons to other countries.
2
Which of these art forms is MOST associated with the Harlem Renaissance?
filmmaking
poetry
scuplture
music
3
Which sport grew in popularity in the 1920s?
hockey
football
baseball
soccer
4
How did the poem "In Flanders Field" help the war effort?
The British sent more men to fight along side Canadian troops.
Americans felt bad for their Canadian neighbors.
Americans applied pressure on the government to enter the war.
Canada dropped out of the war.
5
What amendment was passed in the 1920s giving women the right to vote?
the 1st amendment
the 21st amendment
the 2nd amendment
the 19th amendment
6
What was Babe Ruth's most lasting impact on baseball in the United States?
He attracted new fans to the sport because of his celebrity.
He traveled internationally to boost the sport's popularity overseas.
He lobbied for the sport to be included in the Olypmics.
He founded the modern-day MLB.
7
What was the Lusitantia?
An American Passenger Ship
A British warship
A British passenger ship
A British merchant ship
8
This communication was deciphered by the British and showed Germany planning to ally with Mexico.
The Adoph Letter
The Zimmerman Telegram
The Telegram of Paris
The Mexican-German Letter
9
Which of these statements BEST describes the impact of the United States' entry into World War I?
It slowed the progress of other allied forces.
It forced the Germans to retreat and surrender.
It caused Germany to speed up its attacks.
It led other countries to enter the war on Germany's side.
10
What was the goal of the League of Nations?
to serve as an international court
to prevent hunger and poverty
to promote American economic interests
to maintain world peace and prevent another world war
11
Who was a poet?
Louis Armsrong
Charles Lindbergh
Langston Hughes
Babe Ruth
12
Which of the following is a reason that the United States entered World War I?
Mexico and Germany attacked the United States.
Germany was engaged in unrestricted submarine warfare against allied ships.
The United States was angry that an archduke had been assassinated.
President Wilson hated Germany and wanted to punish it.
13
During the 1920s, the accomplishments of Charles Lindbergh helped stir US interest in
radio broadcasting
science
air travel
filmmaking
14
Louis Armstrong was a famous
Activist
Actor
Poet
Trumpet player
15
Henry Ford helped transform the US automobile industry by making cars
affordable
faster
luxurious
reliable

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