What did Russia's withdrawal from the war mean for the Allies?

Germany no longer had to fight the Allies on 2 fronts

Which of the following was NOT a reason the United States entered WWI?

The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

What event was the spark of WWI?

The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

WWI was more destructive than previous wars due to

the introduction of new, deadly weapons

Which statement best describes the relationship between WWI and the Russian Revolution?

WWI created conditions that triggered a revolution

Under the Sedition Act it was illegal to

criticize US involvement in the war

The US Senate objected to joining League of Nations believing it would

drag America into foreign conflicts

The purpose of the War Industries Board was to

increase the production of war supplies

Which of the following 2 fronts did Germany fight during WWI?

France in the west and Russia in the east

Americans were asked to observe wheatless and meatless days so that

food could be sent overseas to troops

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1
What was the major cause of African American migration from the South to northern cities during World War I?
offers of free public education
availability of factory jobs
desire to live in integrated neighborhoods
opportunity to gain religious freedom
2
This WWI cause is the belief that your nation is better than all others .
Nationalism
Militarism
Imperialism
Alliances
3
He commanded the American Expeditionary Force (AEF).
John Pershing
Vladimir Lenin
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
4
Which nation suffered the fewest casualties in WWI?
United States
Russia
France
Britain
5
What did Russia's withdrawal from the war mean for the Allies?
The Russians would seize control of the Eastern front
Germany no longer had to fight the Allies on 2 fronts
The Allies no longer had to fight the Russians
Help from the United States became unnecessary
6
An agreement to stop fighting is called a
Sedition Act
armistice
liberty bond
bolshevik
7
Which of the following was NOT a reason the United States entered WWI?
The discovery of the Zimmerman telegram
German u-boat attacks on American ships
The sinking of the Lusitania
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
8
What event was the spark of WWI?
The assassination of Woodrow Wilson
The assassination of Vladimir Lenin
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
The assassination of Czar Nicholas
9
What was President Woodrow Wilson’s attitude when WWI began in 1914?
Join Allies
Remain neutral
Join Central Powers first, then switch alliances
Join Central Powers
10
What was an immediate result of trench warfare?
few casualties on both sides
All of the above are true
massive deadlock
an easy victory for the Allied powers
11
The major impact the Treaty of Versailles had on Germany was that the treaty led to
debt due to war reparations
a willingness to cooperate with the international community
a return to stability after a devastating war
a leadership position for Germany in the League of Nations
12
WWI was more destructive than previous wars due to
All of the above
WWI being the longest war ever
airplanes that could drop atomic bombs
the introduction of new, deadly weapons
13
What country did Austria-Hungary blame for the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
Serbia
Germany
France
Russia
14
The entry of the United States into the war
boosted the Central Power's cause
increased the national debt
did not affect the wars outcome
boosted the Allied cause
15
This suggestion of an alliance between Mexico and Germany deeply angered the American people
AEF
Zimmerman Note
War Industries Board
Bolsheviks
16
The United States government published these WWI posters to encourage Americans to
Invest in the war effort
Ration food
Donate scraps to military
Join the military
17
The President of the United States in WWI was
Warren Harding
John Pershing
Teddy Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
18
All of the following are causes of WWI except
the nationalism of ethnic groups
American isolationism
the stockpiling of weapons
imperialist competition
19
Which statement best describes the relationship between WWI and the Russian Revolution?
The Russian revolution inspired the Russians to win in WWI
WWI created conditions that triggered a revolution
WW restored confidence in Czar Nicholas II
WWI postponed the Russian Revolution
20
When the United States entered the war it lacked a powerful army; this solved that problem.
The 14 Points
Convoy System
League of Nations
Selective Service Act
21
Under the Sedition Act it was illegal to
criticize US involvement in the war
employ German Americans
employ African Americans in war industries
refuse to buy war bonds
22
This was a long term cause of the war-involving a contest for colonies
mass production
imperialism
militarism
alliances
23
The US Senate objected to joining League of Nations believing it would
lead to international instability
drag America into foreign conflicts
interfere with world trade
be a drain on American finances
24
Effects of the war included all of the following except
support for women's suffrage
a decrease in the number of immigrants allowed into the US
opportunities for African Americans
expansion of civil liberties
25
The purpose of the War Industries Board was to
make movies promoting patriotism
shut down strikes that disrupted war industries
increase the number of troops fighting in the war
increase the production of war supplies
26
Which of the following 2 fronts did Germany fight during WWI?
Italy to the South and Switzerland to the North
England to the West and Ottoman Empire to the East
France in the west and Russia in the east
France in the east and Russia in the west
27
Woodrow Wilson's League of Nations was rejected by
The House of Representatives
Germany
The Senate
the United Nations
28
What was the primary goal of the British and French at the Versailles peace conference?
Promote freedom of the seas
Create a lasting peace
Punish Germany
Create a new map of Europe
29
This American idea helped to combat the German u-boat threat in the Atlantic.
convoy system
Big Bertha
Selective Service Act
No Man's Land
30
What factor contributed to the ineffectiveness of the League of Nations
The United States did not join
Germany refused to join
The rise in tensions between the United States and Russia
Too many member nations led to disagreements
31
Americans were asked to observe wheatless and meatless days so that
they could spend food money on war bonds
food could be sent overseas to troops
cooking fuel could be conserved
farm workers could be available to fight
32
The Allies consisted of
Germany, France, Austria-Hungary
Russia, Britain, Ottoman Empire
England, France, Russia
Russia, France, Austria-Hungary

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Questions 32

Answers

1
What was the major cause of African American migration from the South to northern cities during World War I?
offers of free public education
availability of factory jobs
desire to live in integrated neighborhoods
opportunity to gain religious freedom
2
This WWI cause is the belief that your nation is better than all others .
Nationalism
Militarism
Imperialism
Alliances
3
He commanded the American Expeditionary Force (AEF).
John Pershing
Vladimir Lenin
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
4
Which nation suffered the fewest casualties in WWI?
United States
Russia
France
Britain
5
What did Russia's withdrawal from the war mean for the Allies?
The Russians would seize control of the Eastern front
Germany no longer had to fight the Allies on 2 fronts
The Allies no longer had to fight the Russians
Help from the United States became unnecessary
6
An agreement to stop fighting is called a
Sedition Act
armistice
liberty bond
bolshevik
7
Which of the following was NOT a reason the United States entered WWI?
The discovery of the Zimmerman telegram
German u-boat attacks on American ships
The sinking of the Lusitania
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
8
What event was the spark of WWI?
The assassination of Woodrow Wilson
The assassination of Vladimir Lenin
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
The assassination of Czar Nicholas
9
What was President Woodrow Wilson’s attitude when WWI began in 1914?
Join Allies
Remain neutral
Join Central Powers first, then switch alliances
Join Central Powers
10
What was an immediate result of trench warfare?
few casualties on both sides
All of the above are true
massive deadlock
an easy victory for the Allied powers
11
The major impact the Treaty of Versailles had on Germany was that the treaty led to
debt due to war reparations
a willingness to cooperate with the international community
a return to stability after a devastating war
a leadership position for Germany in the League of Nations
12
WWI was more destructive than previous wars due to
All of the above
WWI being the longest war ever
airplanes that could drop atomic bombs
the introduction of new, deadly weapons
13
What country did Austria-Hungary blame for the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
Serbia
Germany
France
Russia
14
The entry of the United States into the war
boosted the Central Power's cause
increased the national debt
did not affect the wars outcome
boosted the Allied cause
15
This suggestion of an alliance between Mexico and Germany deeply angered the American people
AEF
Zimmerman Note
War Industries Board
Bolsheviks
16
The United States government published these WWI posters to encourage Americans to
Invest in the war effort
Ration food
Donate scraps to military
Join the military
17
The President of the United States in WWI was
Warren Harding
John Pershing
Teddy Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
18
All of the following are causes of WWI except
the nationalism of ethnic groups
American isolationism
the stockpiling of weapons
imperialist competition
19
Which statement best describes the relationship between WWI and the Russian Revolution?
The Russian revolution inspired the Russians to win in WWI
WWI created conditions that triggered a revolution
WW restored confidence in Czar Nicholas II
WWI postponed the Russian Revolution
20
When the United States entered the war it lacked a powerful army; this solved that problem.
The 14 Points
Convoy System
League of Nations
Selective Service Act
21
Under the Sedition Act it was illegal to
criticize US involvement in the war
employ German Americans
employ African Americans in war industries
refuse to buy war bonds
22
This was a long term cause of the war-involving a contest for colonies
mass production
imperialism
militarism
alliances
23
The US Senate objected to joining League of Nations believing it would
lead to international instability
drag America into foreign conflicts
interfere with world trade
be a drain on American finances
24
Effects of the war included all of the following except
support for women's suffrage
a decrease in the number of immigrants allowed into the US
opportunities for African Americans
expansion of civil liberties
25
The purpose of the War Industries Board was to
make movies promoting patriotism
shut down strikes that disrupted war industries
increase the number of troops fighting in the war
increase the production of war supplies
26
Which of the following 2 fronts did Germany fight during WWI?
Italy to the South and Switzerland to the North
England to the West and Ottoman Empire to the East
France in the west and Russia in the east
France in the east and Russia in the west
27
Woodrow Wilson's League of Nations was rejected by
The House of Representatives
Germany
The Senate
the United Nations
28
What was the primary goal of the British and French at the Versailles peace conference?
Promote freedom of the seas
Create a lasting peace
Punish Germany
Create a new map of Europe
29
This American idea helped to combat the German u-boat threat in the Atlantic.
convoy system
Big Bertha
Selective Service Act
No Man's Land
30
What factor contributed to the ineffectiveness of the League of Nations
The United States did not join
Germany refused to join
The rise in tensions between the United States and Russia
Too many member nations led to disagreements
31
Americans were asked to observe wheatless and meatless days so that
they could spend food money on war bonds
food could be sent overseas to troops
cooking fuel could be conserved
farm workers could be available to fight
32
The Allies consisted of
Germany, France, Austria-Hungary
Russia, Britain, Ottoman Empire
England, France, Russia
Russia, France, Austria-Hungary