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World War 1, US History
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1
Who were the Central powers?
Germany, Austria Hungary, Ottoman Empire, Bulgaria, France
Germany, Austria Hungary, Ottoman Empire, Bulgaria, UK
Germany, Austria Hungary, Ottoman Empire, Bulgaria
Germany, Austria Hungary, Ottoman Empire, Bulgaria, Russia
2
Who had to pay reparations for the war?
France
Russia
Serbia
Germany
3
Who assassinated a world leader and as a result, sparked the start of WWI?
Franz Ferdinand
Gavrillo Princip
Woodrow Wilson
Adolf Hitler
4
What was the purpose of the League of Nations?
Fight evil nations
Dictate foreign policy
An international organization designed to keep peace
Destroy Democracy
5
a policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force
militarism
imperialism
Alliance Systems
nationalism
6
Which of the following was NOT a cause of WWI?
The League of Nations
Nationalism
Alliances
Militarism
7
The sinking of the RMS Lusitania is the sole cause of the US entering World War 1.
False
True
8
What propaganda character was created to recruit soldiers during World War I?
George Clinton
Teddy Roosevelt
Rosie the Riveter
Uncle Sam
9
In total war, governments were able to control.....
the enemy’s resources.
their citizens’ voting preferences.
economies and resources within their own countries.
the economies of their allies.
10
Which world leader was assassinated and as a result, sparked the start of WWI?
Woodrow Wilson
Gavrillo Princip
Adolf Hitler
Franz Ferdinand
11
Both sides used propaganda in World War I.
False
True
12
American leaders wanted to support the League of Nations because it aligned with American policy.
False
True
13
What country spent the most on their militaries in 1913?
United States
Russia
France
Germany
14
One definition of this word could be "too much patriotism."
arms race
alliance
tension
nationalism
15
What were the two main alliances during WW1?
Triple Alliance and Triple Entente
Northern Group and Southern Group
Central Powers and Allied Powers
Local Powers and Far Powers
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The belief/desire of a gov't that a country should maintained to use it aggressively to defend/promote nat'l interests.
nationalism
Alliance Systems
imperialism
militarism
17
The below cartoon shows an example of
Militarism
Alliance System
Imperialism
Nationalism
18
What country is represented being held and force fed "Peace Terms"?
Sebia
Germany
Russia
Ottoman Empire
19
Where were French Fries made?
Frace
Belgium
Greece
Grease
20
What will happen to the League of Nations "Bridge" without the United States "Keystone"?
It will be fine
It will fail
Nothing
It will be replaced by Japan
21
World War I was fought ______.
for freedom
to save Austria-Hungary from a Serbian attack
to end slavery
as the result of several problems in Europe
22
According to the document, what was one difficulty faced by soldiers serving in the trenches during World War 1?
Pseudofolliculitis
onychocryptosis
immersion foot syndrome
Trench foot
23
The use of machine guns led to the use of _______ during World War 1.
Poison Gas
Tactical Nukes
Riot Shields
Trench warfare
24
What is the one of MAIN causes of World War 1?
Militarism
Alliance Systems
Imperialism
Nationalism
25
What is propaganda
A movie item
A television ad to sale toothpase
Information designed to influence public opinion
A fancy book
26
In regards to students, What is Mr. Ward's first name?
Ward
Michael
El Heffe
Mr.
27
U.S. President Woodrow Wilson argued at the Paris Peace conference most strongly for...
a League of Nations to prevent future wars.
the outright annexation of territories to the Allies.
forgiving Germany
restoration of Russia’s czar to end communism
28
A war of attrition is based on wearing the other side down with constant attacks and heavy losses.
True
False
29
M.A.I.N. stands for My Army Is Neutral.
False
True
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identification w/one's own nation & support for its interests, especially to the detriment of other nations.
imperialism
Alliance Systems
nationalism
militarism
