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In what year was the Treaty of Versailles signed?
1917
1920
1918
1919
2
In what year did the U.S. join the War?
1941
1919
1917
1918
3
How many soldiers was the U.S. able to assembly before joining WW1?
170,000
4 million
2 million
100,000
4
Wilson tells Congress that the U.S. needs to join the War to help spread
Democracy
their military power
their wealth
world dominance
5
What is Imperialism?
the building of colonies around the world for natural resources
having pride in your country
the building up of a countries military
the making of agreements between countries
6
In what city was the Treaty of Versailles signed?
Versailles
London
Berlin
Paris
7
The letter I in M.A.I.N. stands for
interventionism
Isolationist
individualism
imperialism
8
Who won this year's
Women's
NCAA basketball Tournament?
South Carolina
Connecticut
LSU
Iowa
9
Which battle is known for the French using
taxis
to get soldiers to the front line?
Battle of Paris
Battle of Verdun
Battle of Marne
Battle of Tannenberg
10
At the beginning of the War, the U.S. felt its role was
wait to see which side was winning
be the Peace Makers
to support the Central Powers
join the War quickly
11
Which country had the MOST casualties in WW1?
Germany
Great Britain
Russia
France
12
What year did WW1 start?
1917
1941
1939
1914
13
The day Germany surrendered is called
Armistice Day
Kaiser Day
Avatar Day
D-Day
14
Today Armistice Day is called
Fourth of July
Bastille Day
Memorial Day
Veterans Day
15
The Battle of Tannenberg was
fought on the Western Front
was a German lose
All of the above
Germany vs Russia
16
The Battle of Marne is known as what?
the longest battle of WW1
the beginning of trench warfare
the bloodiest battle of WW1
the end of WW1
17
At the Treaty of Versailles, which countries did the "Big 3" represent?
France, England, Russia
France, U.S., Italy
U.S., Italy, Austria/Hungary
England, France, U.S.
18
Which of these was
NOT
an activity some soldiers did during the Christmas Truce?
play soccer
surrender
sing Christmas carols
exchange gifts
19
In this propaganda poster, what is being promoted?
fear in the enemy
recruitment
conserving/help out
money needed
20
Which ship was sunk by the Germanys which angered the U.S.?
Louisiana
Lusitania
Titanic
the USS Minnesota
21
The Zimmerman Telegram was sent to which country?
Canada
U.S.
Cuba
Mexico
22
At the beginning of the War, Germany's Schlieffen Plan was to attack Russia quickly.
False
True
23
Of the "Big 3",
Lloyd
was from which country?
England
France
U.S.
Italy
24
The Russian Bolshevik Revolution was led by whom?
Lenin
Lebedev
Ivanov
Nikolaev
25
For Germany to do the Schlieffen Plan, they had to go through Belgium.
False
True
26
What was the purpose of Wilson's 14 Points?
to create new alliances
make U.S. #1 in the world
help create world peace
convince Americans to stay out of the War
27
Why did Russia pull out of the War?
They were dealing with a revolution
They lost too many men
They were losing to many battles
They didn't believe in the War anymore
28
In a trench, what was a dugout used for?
storing guns
To hid from your captain
sleeping
storing dead people
29
On the Western Font, how many miles of trenches were there?
600 miles
50 miles
100 miles
200 miles
30
What type of war was trench warfare?
Offensive
Defensive
31
Which country was
NOT
an Allied country?
Russia
Spain
U.S.
Italy
32
Which of the "Big 3" got what he wanted from the Treaty of Versailles?
Wilson
Lloyd
Clemenceau
Ryan Reynolds
33
What was "No Man's Land"?
Land between trenches
Land with no name
Land used only for farming
Land where there was no fighting
34
Pride in your country and willingness to defend it is called
Imperialism
Alliances
Militarism
Nationalism
35
Which one of these countries was
NOT
part of the Central Powers?
Germany
Austria/Hungery
Italy
Ottomen Empire
36
In this propaganda poster, what is being promoted?
money needed
recruitment
conserving/help out
fear in the enemy
37
Which battle was the longest in WW1?
Battle of Verdun
Battle of Waterloo
Battle of Tannenberg
Battle of Marne
38
After the sinking of the Lusitania, Germany promised to stop sinking passenger ships.
True
False
39
Most
Americans wanted to be neutral during WW1 and practice what?
Militarism
All of the above
Imperialism
Isolationism
40
The Triple Entente (before WW1) consisted of
Italy, France, Spain
Germany, Austria/Hungary, Italy
Britain, France, Russia
France, Russia, Italy
41
In the Zimmerman Telegram, the U.S. promised to help get back land Mexico had lost.
True
False
42
Which of the following is
NOT
one of Wilson's 14 Points?
freedom of the seas
reduction of arms
no secret alliances
create the United Nations
43
What is militarism?
building a bigger military
glorifying war
increaseing your county's spending on your military
All of these
44
Of the "Big 3", Clemenceau was from what country?
U.S.
France
England
Germany
45
The Zimmermann Telegram asked Mexico to do what?
Send troops to Europe to help fight
Help sink U.S. ships
Declare war on the U.S.
Declare war on Cuba
46
The Battle of Marne brought Germany how close to Paris?
less than 100 miles
200 miles
They didn't get near Paris because they were going toward Russia
They made it to Paris
47
Whose assassination sparked the start of WW1?
Archduke Frederick
Archduke Francis
Archduke Franny
Archduke Ferdinand
48
What was the direct cause of WW1?
alliances
militarism
assassination of the Archduke of Austria/Hungary
Unrestricted Submarine Warfare
49
Who practiced "Unrestricted Submarine Warfare"?
All of the Above
Great Britain
Germany
France
50
WW1 had about how many total casualties?
60 million
15 million
20 million
40 million
51
Who won this year's
Men's
NCAA basketball Tournament?
Connecticut
Iowa
Purdue
Alabama