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1
People in the United States during WW1 started anti German campaigns by doing what?
Deporting all German Americans
Changing German Names & Food (liberty cabbage), harassing German Americans
Going to War with German allies
2
The Fourteen Points was created by Wilson to…
agreement btwn nations to eliminate development of weapons
military strategies for defeating enemy nations
plans of victorious nations to divide conquered territories
statements of post-war goals for establishing world peace
3
What alliance did Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy create?
Triple Entente
Allied Powers
Axis Powers
Central Powers
4
What year did the US join WW1
1915
1917
1918
1916
5
Who was in charge of the Food Administration
Herbert Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
J. Edgar Hoover
6
Which group would have been against the war because they thought it was not America’s business
Radical Republicans
Progressives
Isolationists
Rationalist
7
At the beginning of WWI, what traditional foreign policy plan was President Wilson promoting?
Protestantism
Invalidism
Imperialism
Neutrality
8
Which step was taken by Hoover as head of the U.S. Food Admin. during WW1?
Directing farmers to grow fewer crops to keep food prices.
Using ration coupons.
Persuading Americans to eat less meat and wheat rations
stopping the migration of farmers to work in factory jobs.
9
What constitutional issue was brought up with the Schenck vs. US Supreme Court case?
Freedom of Speech
Right to bear Arms
Women's Suffrage
Prohibition
10
What is another name for World War 1
European War
The battle heard around the world
The Great War
The War of the Worlds
11
What date was the armistice?
November 15, 1918
May 14, 1914
May 20, 1987
November 11, 1918
12
Why did the Senate fail to ratify the Treaty of Versailles
They did not like the territory land disputes sue to ethnic differences
The Senators felt the US would control to many territories
They believed it would create a divide between the US and England
They belived Germnays punishment was to harsh
13
What brought America directly into the war?
All the above
Pearl Harbor and Unrestricted submarine warfare
Zimmerman Telegram, Unrestricted submarine warfare
Sinking of the Lusitania
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United States Foreign Trade during World War 1 changed from 1914-1916 because...
Convoys helped protect US ships carrying supplies to Germany
Sub warfare made it hard to ship goods to the central powers
The US boycotted Germany after it invaded neutral Belgium
British blocked the North Sea cutting US trade to Germany
15
During the war, how did women gain support for suffrage and participate in WW1?
Most women sold war bonds and took manufacturing jobs
Protested President Wilson
Join local governments
Join military
16
What does this cartoon represent?
The sinking of the Lusitania
The strength of US staying away from European affairs
The weakness of the league of nations
The US sitting back making money off war
17
What was the Area in between the trenches?
Broken Land
Point of no return
No Man's Land
Stalemate
18
During the war, what persuaded American perceptions of the war?
Selective Service Act
War Powers Act
Committee on Public Information
War Industries Board
19
What alliance did Britain, France, Russia and the US create?
United Nations
Central Powers
League of Nations
Allied Powers
20
What was the result of the Supreme Court limiting liberties during war times?
Espionage and Sedition Acts
Plessy Vs Ferguson
17th Amendment
Creation of the Selective Service
21
Which of these set up the draft in America?
Public Information Committee
Selective Service Act
War Powers Act
War Industry Board
22
What was it called when Germany's attempted to gain Mexico as an ally?
Mexican Germany Alliance
Central Entente
Zimmerman Telegram
Sinking of the USS Maine
23
What restricted the freedom of speech and press during WWI?
Espionage and Sedition Acts
The Red Scare
Propaganda
The Germans
