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The Espionage and Sedition Acts
Denied Americans a trial by jury
Took away Americans rights to own weapons
Limited freedom of speech
Allowed for cruel and unusual punishment
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Which of the following are defining events of World War I?
Trench Warfare
The building of the Panama Canal
Wilson's 14 Points
Chemical Warfare
3
Annexation of Philippines, Hawaii, Guam, Panama Canal, Puerto Rico, Samoa
1958-1965
1908-1915
1898-1905
1928-1935
4
Which of the following was a reason for the UNITED STATES to declare war on Germany
The sinking of the U.S.S. Maine
The Zimmerman Telegram
A desire for territorial expansion
The attack on Pearl Harbor
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Congressional Medal of Honor, Conscientious Objector, Killed 25 Germans, captured 125 more.
Booker T. Washington
General John J. Pershing
Eugene Debs
Alvin C. York
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Reparations are
Repairs made to buildings destroyed during the war
Agreements on borders
Forbidding people to speak out against the government
Payments for damaged caused during war
7
In Schenck v. U.S., the Supreme Court ruled that
Constitutional freedoms are absolute
Rights can be suspended if a clear and present danger exists
That African Americans have a right to serve in the military
8
Which of the following are the correct date(s) for WWI:
1914-1918
1898
1918-1920
1916-1920
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During WW1
Tanks will eventually be able to help end the stalemate
The Machinegun will end the stalemate of the trenches
Chemical weapons will win the war
Blimps will be the most important weapon
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The Spanish American War
1914
1898
1918
1900
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Open Door Policy
Trade with France
Trade with China
Trade with Mexico
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Which of the following did not occur during WWI:
Creation of an entangling alliance system
Deployment of the American Forces
Attack on United States soil by Germany
New and improved weaponry
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The U.S. helped achieve an end to the stalemate of trench warfare at
Battle of San Juan Hill
The Battle of the Argonne Forest
Battle of Verdun
Battle of the Somme
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Why is WW1 considered a defining moment in American History?
It was the first time African Americans served in combat
It was the first time we had won a major conflict
It was the first time we fought against a European nation
It was the first time the U.S. took part in a European war
15
The main contribution of the American Expeditionary force was
The kept Mexico from declaring war on the U.S.
They provided the manpower needed to defeat Germany
They stopped the German Schleifen Plan
The put a halt to the Russian Revolution
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This image suggests that the League of Nations might....
Benefit the U.S.
Force the U.S. to give up some of its colonies
Make the U.S. the leader of the free world
Involve the U.S. in entangling alliances
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U.S. interest in building the Panama Canal emerged
as a way to increase trade
after the U.S. annexed Panama
As a way to speed military response
after the Erie Canal failed
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The Allies during WW1 were the
Good Guys
Bad Guys
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The machine gun was the primary reason for
The use of massive amounts of artillery
The invention of the flame thrower and the helicopter
Soldiers not being able to advance past their trench lines
The invention of the airplane
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The Panama Canal was built during his presidency.
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
William McKinley
21
Which of the following was a reason for the UNITED STATES to declare war on Germany
Germany's attempt to capture Samoa
Unrestricted Submarine Warfare
The assassination of ArchDuke Franz Ferdinand
Entangling Alliances with Europe
22
When President Taft called for "Dollar Diplomacy," he advocated
U.S. businessmen should invest in underdeveloped countries
purchasing foreign-owned territories
the rejection of the Open-Door Policy
encouraging foreign exports by reducing tariffs
23
The refusal to join the league of nations is an example of the U.S. desire to
To maintain trading relations with Europe
Keep its dominance over Europe
To maintain its dominance of the Western hemisphere
To return to a policy of isolationism
24
During WW1 The Central Powers consisted of
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire
United States, France, Great Britain
25
Which event contributed to the outbreak of the Spanish-American War?
Explosion of the U.S.S. Maine
Invasion of Panama
Attack on the Alamo Mission
Sinking of the Lusitania
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The U.S. paid for the WW1 by (2 answers)
Seizing property owned by German immigrants
Selling Liberty Bonds
Raising Taxes
Confiscating Private Property
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Why did the United States build the Panama Canal?
to separate North and South America
to help Panama become independent
to shorten the route between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
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The movement of African Americans to northern cities was called
The Northern Migration
The Northern Gathering
The Great Migration
The Jim Crow Exodus
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Stalemate means
No clear winner
All of the above
No progress was made
Neither side was able to advance
30
The person who prepared, trained, and commanded U.S. forces in WW1 was
General Alvin C. York
General John Winchester
General John J. Pershing
General George Armstrong Custer
31
Which of the following was NOT part of the Treaty of Versailles
Germany Pays reparations to Britain and France
Germany will lose all its colonies
Germany must accept guilt for the war
The Allies will occupy Germany for the next 20 years
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At the beginning of the war the U.S. wanted to
Seize any territory that became available
Trade with Allies and the Central powers
Remain neutral
33
Which of the following is a defining eventof World War I?
The founding of the NAACP
Wilson's 14 Points
The Stock Market Crash of 1929
The Election of William Howard Taft
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Britain and France (the Allies) had issues with Wilson's 14 Points because..
The U.S. was "acquiring" all of Germany's former colonies
They believed Russia should be included int the peace proces
They felt the terms against Germany were too harsh
They wanted to punish Germany
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The Panama Canal
Made Columbia a world power
Built for military purposes
Will encourage international trade
36
As a result of the Spanish American War, the U.S. annexed...
Guam, Philippines, Puerto Rico
Guam, Philippines, Samoa
Alaska, Philippines, Hawaii
Guam, Philippines, Hawaii
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Which of the following are causes of the Spanish American War
The sinking of the Lusitania
Yellow Journalism
Cuban Rebellion
Sinking of the Maine
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How did the Spanish-American War effect the U.S. economically?
The United States gained direct access to overseas markets.
Shipbuilding industries in the United States declined
Demand for coal and petroleum as energy source declined.
The U.S. established fair trade treaties with other nations
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In the U.S., the person most opposed to the Treaty of Versailles was
Eugene Debs
Teddy Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Henry Cabot Lodge
