The U.S. Senate’s opposition to U.S. membership in the League of Nations centered on the belief that it would:

drag the country into European conflicts

How did the sinking of the Lusitania increase the risk of war with the U.S.?

The deaths of many American passengers

What is the Zimmerman note?

A telegram sent to Mexico to join Germany's Alliance

What did Woodrow Wilson do using his wartime powers?

Grant all women the right to vote

The assassination of Franz Ferdinand

Which was part of the Fourteen Points?

The country of Poland would be created

Why did German's suffer from starvation?

the British blockade of Germany

What caused African Americans to move to the northern United States?

Factory opportunities and to escape the south

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1
The partnership between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy was called.....
Central Powers
Triple Alliance
Eastern Block
Triple Entente
2
The U.S. Senate’s opposition to U.S. membership in the League of Nations centered on the belief that it would:
interfere with free-trade agreements.
drag the country into European conflicts
be a drain on American finances.
lead to international instability.
3
All of the following affected the war except...
Imperialist competition
American isolationism
The nationalism of ethnic groups
Increasing the rise of militaries
4
the “Big Four” were the leaders of all of the following nations except
Great Britain
Russia
France
Italy
5
How did the U.S. Pay for the war?
They didn't have to pay for the war
War Bonds
Loans from other countries
They already had the money
6
All of the following are members of the Allies except
Italy
Ireland
Russia
Britain
7
How did the sinking of the Lusitania increase the risk of war with the U.S.?
American ships responded by attacking German submarines
The deaths of many American passengers
American ships responded by blockading German ports.
The sinking hurt the United States economy
8
Define armistice
Where armies fought during the war
A devotion to the interests and culture of one’s nations
Designed to influence peoples thoughts and actions
A truce that ended the war
9
What is the Zimmerman note?
A note sent to Mexico from the U.S. telling them they are coming to attack
President Wilson's speech that he gave to justify his entry into the war
A note the Allies sent the U.S. begging them to join the war
A telegram sent to Mexico to join Germany's Alliance
10
The U.S. tried to avoid WWI by
Staying neutral
Preparing their Militaru
Collecting security
Having Boycotts
11
What did Woodrow Wilson do using his wartime powers?
Increase government control of the economy
Win the passage of quota acts
Expand freedom of the press
Grant all women the right to vote
12
How many people in the U.S. fell ill to the influenza virus?
1/4th of the population
1000 people
it didnt affect anyone
30 million people
13
What started WWI?
The bombing of Pearl Harbor
The assassination of Franz Ferdinand
An argument
The holocost
14
Which was part of the Fourteen Points?
The country of Poland would be created
Austria-Hungary would become two distinct countries
Germany was to pay reparations
European colonies should be independent
15
France, Britain, and Russia
Triple Alliance
Triple Entente
Central Powers
Eastern Block
16
The statement "this world must be safe for democracy" was made to justify Wilson's decision to..
Stay out of the war in Europe
Declare war against Germany
Send troops to Mexico
End imperialism
17
Where is No man's land?
Between the Trenches
In Neverland
In Germany
Where the military would go fight
18
What are Pacifists?
A soldier
A person who against the war
A person who is for the war
A person who is neutral
19
Who took over the War Industries Board?
Woodrow Wilson
George Creel
Franz Ferdinand
Bernard Baruch
20
What couldn’t you do under the Espionage and Sedition Acts?
Opt out of the war
Vote
Talk bad about the war
Talk about the war in gernal
21
The U.S. avoided the attacking of ships by using....
Ships flying neutral flags
airplanes
Heavily armored supply ships
Convoys of guarded ships
22
Why did German's suffer from starvation?
the devaluation of German currency
a severe drought
the British blockade of Germany
the Allied bombing of German farms
23
Who were the main targets of the Anti-Immigrant Hysteria in America?
Germans
British
Mexicans
Russians
24
Which of the following was not a method by which Americans conserved for the war effort?
Meatless Mondays
Victory gardens
Liberty Sandwhiches
Sweetless Saturdays
25
What country did the assassination happen in?
Germany
Bosnia
America
Belgium
26
How did the U.S. army grow?
American Expeditionary Force
Armistice
The Convoy System
Selective Service Act
27
What is shell-shock?
An animal
A virus
A form of PTSD
A weapon
28
What caused African Americans to move to the northern United States?
Southern cities were overcrowded
Factory opportunities and to escape the north
Factory opportunities and to escape the south
Racism was eliminated in the north
29
What was the immediate cause of U.S. entry into WWI?
Nazis threatened democracy
Germans sank U.S. ships
The Bombing of Pearl Harbor
The League of Nations needed help
30
Who was the head of the head of CPI?
Woodrow Wilson
Bernard Baruch
Franz Ferdinand
George Creel

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WWI

30 termsStudBud Administration355 plays

Imported from external platform

Flashcards30 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 30

Answers

1
The partnership between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy was called.....
Central Powers
Triple Alliance
Eastern Block
Triple Entente
2
The U.S. Senate’s opposition to U.S. membership in the League of Nations centered on the belief that it would:
interfere with free-trade agreements.
drag the country into European conflicts
be a drain on American finances.
lead to international instability.
3
All of the following affected the war except...
Imperialist competition
American isolationism
The nationalism of ethnic groups
Increasing the rise of militaries
4
the “Big Four” were the leaders of all of the following nations except
Great Britain
Russia
France
Italy
5
How did the U.S. Pay for the war?
They didn't have to pay for the war
War Bonds
Loans from other countries
They already had the money
6
All of the following are members of the Allies except
Italy
Ireland
Russia
Britain
7
How did the sinking of the Lusitania increase the risk of war with the U.S.?
American ships responded by attacking German submarines
The deaths of many American passengers
American ships responded by blockading German ports.
The sinking hurt the United States economy
8
Define armistice
Where armies fought during the war
A devotion to the interests and culture of one’s nations
Designed to influence peoples thoughts and actions
A truce that ended the war
9
What is the Zimmerman note?
A note sent to Mexico from the U.S. telling them they are coming to attack
President Wilson's speech that he gave to justify his entry into the war
A note the Allies sent the U.S. begging them to join the war
A telegram sent to Mexico to join Germany's Alliance
10
The U.S. tried to avoid WWI by
Staying neutral
Preparing their Militaru
Collecting security
Having Boycotts
11
What did Woodrow Wilson do using his wartime powers?
Increase government control of the economy
Win the passage of quota acts
Expand freedom of the press
Grant all women the right to vote
12
How many people in the U.S. fell ill to the influenza virus?
1/4th of the population
1000 people
it didnt affect anyone
30 million people
13
What started WWI?
The bombing of Pearl Harbor
The assassination of Franz Ferdinand
An argument
The holocost
14
Which was part of the Fourteen Points?
The country of Poland would be created
Austria-Hungary would become two distinct countries
Germany was to pay reparations
European colonies should be independent
15
France, Britain, and Russia
Triple Alliance
Triple Entente
Central Powers
Eastern Block
16
The statement "this world must be safe for democracy" was made to justify Wilson's decision to..
Stay out of the war in Europe
Declare war against Germany
Send troops to Mexico
End imperialism
17
Where is No man's land?
Between the Trenches
In Neverland
In Germany
Where the military would go fight
18
What are Pacifists?
A soldier
A person who against the war
A person who is for the war
A person who is neutral
19
Who took over the War Industries Board?
Woodrow Wilson
George Creel
Franz Ferdinand
Bernard Baruch
20
What couldn’t you do under the Espionage and Sedition Acts?
Opt out of the war
Vote
Talk bad about the war
Talk about the war in gernal
21
The U.S. avoided the attacking of ships by using....
Ships flying neutral flags
airplanes
Heavily armored supply ships
Convoys of guarded ships
22
Why did German's suffer from starvation?
the devaluation of German currency
a severe drought
the British blockade of Germany
the Allied bombing of German farms
23
Who were the main targets of the Anti-Immigrant Hysteria in America?
Germans
British
Mexicans
Russians
24
Which of the following was not a method by which Americans conserved for the war effort?
Meatless Mondays
Victory gardens
Liberty Sandwhiches
Sweetless Saturdays
25
What country did the assassination happen in?
Germany
Bosnia
America
Belgium
26
How did the U.S. army grow?
American Expeditionary Force
Armistice
The Convoy System
Selective Service Act
27
What is shell-shock?
An animal
A virus
A form of PTSD
A weapon
28
What caused African Americans to move to the northern United States?
Southern cities were overcrowded
Factory opportunities and to escape the north
Factory opportunities and to escape the south
Racism was eliminated in the north
29
What was the immediate cause of U.S. entry into WWI?
Nazis threatened democracy
Germans sank U.S. ships
The Bombing of Pearl Harbor
The League of Nations needed help
30
Who was the head of the head of CPI?
Woodrow Wilson
Bernard Baruch
Franz Ferdinand
George Creel