Which of the following statements about the Homefront during WWI is true?

Food conservation was voluntary but strongly encouraged

What was the main reason the U.S. Senate did not ratify the Treaty of Versailles?

Worry that joining the League of Nations would involve the US in conflict.

An argument that appeals only to emotions and manipulates.

Why did the U.S. enter WWI on the side of the Allies?

Germany’s use of unrestricted submarine warfare threatened American lives.

When a stronger country takes control over weaker areas

Art that persuades one to act or feel a certain way.

why was World War 1 different than previous wars?

Advanced technology for weapons

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1
Which of the following statements about the Homefront during WWI is true?
Food conservation was voluntary but strongly encouraged
Women were drafted into the U.S. Army
African Americans decided not to migrate northward
Women did not contribute to the war effort beyond buying bonds
2
What was the main reason the U.S. Senate did not ratify the Treaty of Versailles?
The Treaty punished Germany too much for starting the war.
The U.S. was not given overseas territory for helping the Allies win.
The Treaty did not punish Germany enough for starting the War.
Worry that joining the League of Nations would involve the US in conflict.
3
When did World War I end?
1919
1920
1918
1917
4
What is propaganda?
An argument that appeals only to logic.
An argument that only uses research and statistics.
An argument that appeals only to emotions and manipulates.
An argument that focuses only on the speaker.
5
What year did World War 1 begin?
1916
1914
1912
1918
6
Why did the U.S. enter WWI on the side of the Allies?
The U.S. wanted to gain control of Germany’s overseas colonies.
Germany’s use of unrestricted submarine warfare threatened American lives.
Americans were killed by the destruction of the warship Maine.
7
During World War I, civil liberties of U.S. citizens, such as free speech and voting rights, were:
Restricted
Given up completely
Not changed
Expanded
8
What is imperialism?
When a country requests help from more powerful countries
When wars are fought over land
When a country is purchased by another country
When a stronger country takes control over weaker areas
9
What is propaganda?
A prop made for ganda.
Now you know good and well, we never learned this.
Forced merriment.
Art that persuades one to act or feel a certain way.
10
why was World War 1 different than previous wars?
It was fought entirely in space
It had roman numerals
Advanced technology for weapons
Used robots to fight
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What were the names of the two major World War alliances?
Good side/Bad Side
Triple Alliance/Triple Entente
Trippoli
Triple Boost/Triple Threat

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