Topic 4: World War I and the 1920s

What was Woodrow Wilson's response to World War I breaking out in Europe?

Which of the following best explains the negative impact of installment plans?

The most important point of Wilson’s 14 Points was point #14 which created:

All of the following were members of the Central Powers EXCEPT:

 In the 1920s, the KKK and other nativist movements shared the belief that ____.

Wilson’s “Fourteen Points” peace plan was rejected by:

The Harlem Renaissance was fueled by a wave of new black citizens in the north called:

The U.S. pushed into World War I for two reasons: the Zimmerman Telegram Note and....

What describes a pull factor that drew African Americans during the Great Migration?

The US responded to a German submarine sinking the Lusitania by:

Which minority group saw the greatest increase in individual liberties during the 1920s?

"The world must be made safe for democracy." What was the purpose of Woodrow Wilson saying this famous line in 1917?

The term “the Harlem Renaissance” refers to

What was the effect on the United States of the sinking of the ship Lusitania by a German submarine in 1915? 

The fear of communist and anarchist immigrants outnumbering "real Americans":

Which of the following best explains the impact of the automobile on American culture?

What movement gained massive support as a result of World War I?

America's foreign policy response to the outbreak of World War I is most similar to which President's policies?

What was the primary purpose of Wilson’s 14 Points Plan?

This policy was about avoiding European affairs after World War I:

All of the following were effects of the Red Scare in the United States EXCEPT:

This outlawed negative speech against the United States and the war effort:

These were bars that were hidden so that they could illegally sell alcohol during Prohibition:

What is one of the implications of this ad from the 1920's?

Following WWI, what was the main reason the US Senate refused to pass the Treaty of Versailles?

What was the purpose of the Palmer Raids?

In which way did the radio influence politics for the average American the most?

Why would the United States see the Zimmerman note as a justification for entering World War I?

What famous Harlem Renaissance poet created this work of "black is beautiful" art?

Which of the following is an example of why the 1920s economy was doomed to fail?

Which of these was an impact of new technologies, such as the radio and movies, combined with the growth of cities?

Which of the following best describes why Russia left World War I?

Who was the American businessman who implemented the assembly line into manufacturing to lower the cost of cars?

He was arrested for being seditious to the war effort. He would run for president from prison:

Name the two Italian immigrants that were martyrs during the Red Scare:

The fear/hatred of foreigners is associated with which ideology?

Who were the primary targets of discrimination during the Red Scare?

World War I ended officially with a treaty. What was the name of the treaty?

How did Americans prepare for World War I?

What is the purpose of this poster created by the US government?

What do Flappers, jazz, the rise of Modern Art, and the Scopes Trial have in common?