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USA WWI [Chapter 11]
USA WWI [Chapter 11]
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1
Both the Germans and British imposed naval blockades on each other.
False
True
2
Telegram from German foreign minister to the German Ambassador in Mexico encouraging Mexico to attack SW USA
Zimmerman Note
Juan Note
Mexican Note
3
Because militarism had been a major cause of the war, the framers of the Treaty of Versailles
required Germany to pay for war damages
barred Germany from maintaining an army
stripped Germany of its colonies
forced Germany to accept sole responsibility for the war
4
The Espionage and Sedition Acts affected freedom of speech because they
forced the repeal of the 6th amendment
forced the repeal of the 1st amendment
forced restaurant owners to offer liberty sandwiches
allowed government to silence ideas that challenged its authority
5
The Selective Service Act [1917] raised an army for the Ottoman Empire
False
True
6
The war might have involved only 2 nations, Austria-Hungary & Serbia, if not for
alliance system
propaganda
imperialism
the AEF
7
The Treaty of Versailles created 9 new nations
False
True
8
A German U-Boat sunk the Lusitania & killed 128 Americans.
False
True
9
The USA raised money through selling Liberty Bonds.
False
True
10
Of the following, the most compelling reason for the USA to enter the war was
a moral obligation to halt the refugee crisis in Belgium
a desire to be more involved in the affairs of Europe
concern of repayment of Allied debts
the outrage of American citizens over German submarine warfare
11
During WWI, machine guns could fire 600 rounds per minute.
False
True
12
Causes of World War I
Nationalism
Militarism
All of the above
Imperialism
Alliance System
13
The Schlieffen Plan was effective because it
resulted in years of trench warfare in France
allowed Germany to fight on 2 fronts at once
prevented ships from entering waters around Britain
allowed Germany to drive quickly toward the French capital
14
Wilson's plan was called the
12 points
15 points
13 points
14 points
15
The land between the trenches was known as "no mans land"
False
True
16
Gains made by American women during WW I included increased support for women's rights to vote.
False
True
17
During the first part of the war, America was providing materials to both sides.
False
True
18
Name the heir to the Austrian throne who was gunned down by a Serbian nationalist
None of the Above
Archduke Frank Somolia
Archduke Franz Fitzgerald
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
19
To Conserve food, Wilson set up the
Food and Drug Administration
Ration Administration
War Board
Food Administration
20
The Treaty of Versailles overlooked the importance of
identifying the guilty party of the war
crippling nations that might be dangerous in the future
treating all nations justly
21
The Central Powers consisted of Germany, Austria-Hungary & Italy
False
True
22
American supporters of entry into the war could claim their country was fighting a moral war because
the USA joined the war only after Russia's oppressive monarchy was replaced
African Americans received new jobs
the Zimmerman note was intercepted
23
The policy that kept the USA out of the war for 3 years was called
neutrality
nationalism
convoy system
alliance system
24
The War Industries Board dealt with disputes between management and labor.
True
False
25
This alliance consisted of France, Britain and Russia
Allies
Triple Entente
All of the above
26
The Treaty of Versailles was hotly debated in our country
True
False
27
Labor leaders were targeted by the Espionage & Sedition Acts because they demanded less pay for workers
False
True