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1
Imperialism, Nationalism, and Militarism all were causes of ______________?
Vietnam
Communism
WWII
World War I
2
Men like Corporal York and other war heroes were given what for going Above the Call of Duty?
Purple Heart
Congressional Medal of Honor
GI Bill Education Benefits
Monetary Rewards
3
Which weapon was MOST responsible for keeping soldiers in the trenches in World War I?
Flame Throwers
Tanks
Machine Guns
Artillery Shells
4
The cartoonist would most likely agree that the United States
failed to provide military forces
declined to take steps to preserve world peace.
refused to provide funds to rebuild world capitals.
angered world leaders of an international organization.
5
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the United States in the 1920s?
A World War
Economic Prosperity
Isolationism
Prohibition
6
Open Door Policy of 1900, reflected the free trade philosophy of the United States by
Opening of Japan for trade
creating Asian Spheres of Commercial Influence
Declaring trade rights with China
Free trade between neighbors
7
Where did World War I begin?
France
Germany
England
Serbia
8
After the Span-Amer. War, the U.S. became a world power because_______________.
They could flex military might
Monroe Doctrine
Gaining Territories around the world
Organizing a world governing body
9
I was opened in 1914, located between North and South America, built by the U.S. I increased trade and transportation
St. Lawrence Seaway
Panama Canal
Aswan High Dam
Suez Canal
10
What discouraged criticism of U.S. involvement in World War I?
Espionage and Sedition Acts
War Industries Board
Zimmermann Telegram
Fourteen Points
11
Soldiers returning from the war with disillusionment of the future were known as _______________.
The Artistic Generation
The Lost Generation
The Next Generation
Tough as Nails Generation
12
The Selective Service Act was used to do what?
Allow fewer immigrants into America
Segregate the Military
Draft troops to fight the War
Special request of military veterans
13
Which shows the best Cause-Effect relationship?
Zimmerman Telegram, United States enters World War I
Sussex Pledge, France enters World War I
Triple Entente, Britain enters World War I
Triple Alliance Forum, Germany enters World War I
14
What development led to a stalemate in the war?
Machine Guns
Trench Warfare
Poor Battle Plans
Snipers
15
Airplanes introduced during the First World War were valuable for
shooting down other planes
causing trench warfare
spying behind enemy lines
bombing factories in cities
16
The 1898 sinking of the U.S.S. Maine led to this event.
Spanish-American War
Normandy
Start of WWI
First official Battle of Spanish-American War
17
Control of _______ enhanced the United States' position in the world because of that territory's importance as a _____
Panama Canal, Shortcut
Hawaii, tourist destination
Cuba, cigar producer
Hawaii, Military Base
18
Which of the following is equivalent to a draft?
Subscription
Addiction
Encryption
Conscription
19
Woodrow Wilson believed the Cooperation among international leaders that was essential to maintaining world peace.
7 Points
14 Points
League of Nations
NATO
20
U.S. investment in Latin American businesses
Woodrow Wilson's 14 Points
Churros Diplomacy
Roosevelt's Big Stick Diplomacy
Taft's Dollar Diplomacy
21
What made the U.S. enter WWI after the Lusitania sank?
American Passengers Killed
Sunk by a Submarine
Lost American Weapons
Breach of Maritime Laws
22
"Remember the Maine!" is an example of ______________?
Yellow Journalism
Patriotism
Nationalism
Memorializing those that died
23
Which of the following weapons was not used in WWI?
Tanks
Muskets
Airplanes
Poisonous gas
24
In 1914-1919; Exports were $2.5B-$7.75B - Imports were $2B-$4B ; This shows a trade deficit?
False
True
25
John J. Pershing was best known for his contributions of _____________.
developing advanced technologies for battlefield use
transforming inexperienced troops
requesting humanitarian aid from Congress
negotiating the terms of the Treaty of Versailles