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World War I practice problems.
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1
The Triple Alliance consisted of what countries?
Germany, Austria-Hungary,Italy
Russia, Germany, Austria- Hungary
France, Britain, Russia
Serbia, Bosnia, Germany
2
Which of these best describes the impact of World War I on the American economy?
Regulation increased
Prices decreased
Production decreased
Unemployment increased
3
____ had to pay reparations to _____ after the war.
Great Britain/Germany
France/ G.b. and Germany
Austria-Hungary/ Italy and France
Germany/ France and GB
4
The Selective Service Act was the first
law to stop the draft
battle
draft
5
What Country?
The United States
Italy
Great Britain
Germany
6
What is Propaganda?
use of one-sided information to keep support for the war.
Government drafting soldiers,usually men ages 18-50.
Using all of a nations resources in the war effort.
Rationing program only allowed people essential resources.
7
All of the following were participants of the Big 4 at The Treaty of Versailles except??
Great Britain
Russia
France
Italy
8
Date US Entered the War
June 9, 1916
May 6, 1917
April 6, 1917
April 6 1914
9
Which of these best describes the impact of World War I on the American economy?
Production decreased
Prices decreased
Regulation increased
Unemployment increased
10
One result of World War I was
A move toward democracy in Russia
An expansion of German colonies
The creation of new countries
An alliance between Germany and France
11
What side did the US fight on at the start of World War 1.
Neither
The Central powers
The Triple Alliance
Triple Entente
12
What do the countries in
red
represent?
Allied Power
Central Power
Neutral countries
Allied and central Power
13
This was a movement of African Americans to cities in the North during and after World War I.
Underground Railroad
Great Migration
Conscientious Objectors
Freedom Riders
14
What was the main goal of the Schlieffen plan?
To borrow money to pay for war effort.
To place responsibility for war on Germany
To not have Germany fight a two front war.
Ability to use unrestricted submarine Warfare on Britain.
15
The international organization created to preserve the peace after World War I was the
United Nations
League of Nations
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Organization of American States
16
What is an Ace?
A narcissist
military Aviator who shot five aircraft during combat
Supreme commander
17
Among President Wilson’s Fourteen Points was a proposal to
Create an alliance with Germany
Make Great Britain repay their war debts
Disarm all major powers
Form a League of Nations
18
What was
NOT
a goal for the
14 points plan
?
Officiate alliances
End of secret treaties
Free trade
Create peace
19
How did World War I change the lives of American women?
It delayed the extension of voting rights to women
It broadened job opportunities for them
It increased educational opportunities for women
made military service mandatory for young women
20
Which President helped to organize the League of Nations?
James Monroe
Harry Truman
Woodrow Wilson
Andrew Johnson
21
Dogfights were related to this?
Animals
Tanks
Soldiers
Planes
22
The US fought in all of the following battles in WW 1 except?
Belleau Wood
Bulge
Meuse-Argonne Forest
23
The assassination of Archduke________________ led to WWI
Hansel Hapsburg
Adolf Hitler
Franz Ferdinand
Otto von Bismark
24
A Mitchell Palmer led "The Palmer Raids" which attempted to remove _______ influence in America
Socialist
Snevissim
Daoism
Communist
25
who is Herbert Hoover?
State Secretary
Administrator of the Food Administration
president
26
Who did the US fight for at the start of the war?
The Triple Entente
Neither
The Triple Alliance
The Allies
27
___________is information that is used to promote a political cause or a point of view.
Propaganda
Patriotism
Premediation
Passivity
28
what were war bonds?
between you and the president
between you and the government
between you and the person
29
Where was the Headquarters of the Geneva Convention?
London England
New York, New York
Switzerland
Paris France
30
Which term is defined largely by feelings of intense patriotism?
Socialism
Imperialism
Patriotism
Nationalism
31
Which argument did President Woodrow Wilson use to persuade Congress to enter World War I?
Removing the Nazi threat from the Western Hemisphere
Assisting the neutral nations with their defense
Making the world safe for democracy
Retaliating against the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor
32
What was
NOT
a main underlying event that caused WWI?
Imperialism
Alliances
Trade
Nationalism
33
What country sank the Lusitania
Germany
Mexico
Great Britain
France
34
Congress members argued that joining the League of Nations would
End the country’s free-trade policy
Involve the nation in future military conflicts
Endanger the nation’s military preparedness
Reduce freedom of the seas
35
What caused America to join World War 1?
The desire for revenge after the Franco-Prussian War.
Germany asking Mexico to invade the U.S
Their Alliance with France
The assassination of Archduke Ferdinand
36
What Country did he represent?
France
Great Britain
Italy
Germany
37
Which of these did NOT contribute to Congress’s decision to declare war on Germany?
The Zimmerman note
Germany’s submarine warfare
Shared German ancestry
The sinking of the Lusitania
38
The“clear and present danger” ruling in the SC case
Schenck v. US
(1919) confirmed the idea that
Constitutional rights are not absolute
Interstate commerce can be regulated by state governments
Racism in the United States is illegal
Prayer in public schools is unconstitutional
39
What was the overthrow of the Czar called?
Bulgakov Revolution
Russian Revolution
Bolshevik Revolution
Bolotnikov Revolution
40
Which of the following acronyms showed the Causes of World War 1?
FLAME
GAME
SHAME
MAIN
41
The Convoy System was set up to protect these
British Merchant Ships
American Sailors
German Submarines
Allied Soldiers
42
Which event was most influential in turning American public opinion against Germany?
The National Defense Act
The Zimmerman Note
The invasion of Belgium
The assassination of Franz Ferdinand
43
Which term is defined largely by feelings of intense patriotism?
Nationalism
Militarism
Imperialism
Socialism
44
Commander of US forces in World War 1?
General Herbert Hoover.
General Wilson
General Pershing
General Roosevelt
45
What country did he represent?
Soviet Union
Russia
Germany
Italy
46
What Country?
Germany
France
US
Italy
47
-The “clear and present danger” ruling inSchenck v. US illustrates the conflict between
Religious freedom and separation of church and state
Free speech and governmental authority
use of search warrants and the rights of the accused
State powers and Federal powers
48
Which term is defined largely by feelings of intense patriotism?
Nationalism
Patriotism
Socialism
Imperialism
49
Which of the following countries was NOT part of the Big Four?
Italy
Russia
USA
Great Britain
50
This nation was blamed for World War One and was punished severely in the Treaty of Versailles.
Italy
France
Austria-Hungary
Germany
51
During World War I, many American women helped gain support for the suffrage movement by
Lobbying for childcare facilities
Joining the military service
Protesting against the war
Working in wartime industries
52
Which of the following reasons created the spark that started World War I?
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
European alliances
American imperialism
The growth of military power
53
What does this image
MOST LIKELY
represent?
Armistice
Propaganda
Nationalism
Trench warfare
54
4 main causes of WW1
government
imperialism
crossing the boarder
