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Chapter 24 Test
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1
American soldiers were called "doughboys" because they were better paid than other soldiers
True
False
2
The Treaty of Versailles dealt harshly with Germany
False
True
3
When World War I began, President Wilson and most Americans supported US neutrality
False
True
4
Soldiers from Britain, France, and Germany fought at the Battle of the Marne
True
False
5
Victory Gardens were encouraged by the military and enforced weaponry
True
False
6
Armistice is an agreement to stop fighting
False
True
7
Who opposed the war because they believed it would help the rich and hurt the poor?
pacifists
mobilizers
consumers
socialists
8
Which word means "an intense loyalty to a country or group?"
alliance
entente
nationalism
militarism
9
Germany's invasion of which country prompted Britain to enter World War 1?
France
Austria
Belgium
Italy
10
The Central Powers included
Great Britain, France, & Russia
Germany, Austria-Hungary, & Turkey
Italy, Japan, & Russia
Germany, Great Britain, & France
11
What sort of culture was created by the competition of European countries for colonies?
one of militarism
one of isolationism
one of nationalism
one of entente
12
Who was Eddie Rickenbacker?
American Captain
an American Fighter Ace
German Captain
race car driver
13
War bonds helped raise money for the cost of war
False
True
14
Charles Evans Hughes lost to Woodrow Wilson in the election of 1916.
True
False
15
Which of these countries switched its alliance from the Central Powers to the Allies?
Austria
Frnace
Italy
United States
16
A shortage of Allied soldiers forced the drafting of women toward the end of the war
False
True
17
German U-Boats
Cruise Ship
Fighter Planes
Submarines
Tanks
18
In which treaty did Russia lose a great deal of territory to Germany?
Treaty of Varsailles
Treaty of the Marne
Treaty of Breast-Litovsk
Treaty of Paris