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World War 1 Review
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Which item is NOT part of the Treaty of Versailles?
Return the land taken during the war
Build more weapons and vehicles for future wars
Reduce its military presence
Pay war reparations
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What does the term isolationism mean?
To express that you want other countries to come to you for help
To express that you will pick a side and help that side
To show immense love for one's country
To assert the fact that you are to be left alone, not involved
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What document officially ended The Great War in 1918?
Treaty of Tordesillas
The Peace Within Versaille
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of Paris
4
Which president was in office at the beginning of World War 1 in 1914?
Donald Trump
Woodrow Wilson
Mckinley
Theodore Roosevelt
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Who won the war?
The Allied Powers
The Communists
The Central Powers
The Axis Powers
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After the sinking of Luistania, what was public opinion of the United States in World War 1?
Citizens supported the US. Angry at France's sudden betrayal tojoin Germany
Citizens supported the US joining. Angry about loss of life, german attack
Citizens hated the idea and believed that we should stay isolated
Citizens loved the idea because it was a chance to prove how powerful we ar
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Which event triggered the United States to enter World War 1?
The assassination of a US leader in Europe
Sinking of the Luistania
The production and use of U-Boats in the French Navy
Sinking of the USS Maine
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What does reparations mean?
Medical supplies and weapons provided to world powers to prevent future war
Damage to a countries infastructure after a war has ended
Money given to the defeated country at the end of a war
compensation of defeated country forcing it to pay some of the war costs
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Why were the consequences of the Treaty of Versailles so important for Germany to follow?
To stop Germany from starting another war in the future after 1918
There were no consequences and Germany was punished unfairly
To stop the advancement of German science when making military weapons
To prevent Germany from forming alliances with other nations in the future
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Not only was the President opposed to entering the beginning of WW1, but were the citizens also opposed?
True
False
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Which countries were in the Allied Powers during World War 1?
Austria-Hungary, Great Britian, Japan, and United States
Germany, France, Russia, United States
Great Britain, France, Russia, Italy, and the US
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire
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What does the policy of neutrality mean?
A policy that says that you will not pick a side and remain neutral
A policy that states that you will hurt another enemy nation if provoked
A policy that says that you will not pick a side but will help if needed
A policy that does not exist because countries are not neutral in war
13
At the beginning of World War 1, Woodrow Wilson declared that the United States was.... and why?
Neutral, W.Wilson was opposed to the war and wanted peace in the US
Neutral, Wilson was opposed to war and made military weapons as protection
Hostile, W.Wilson entered the war to show that we are a world power
Capitalistic, W. Wilson sold guns and supplies to Allies to make more money
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Which two groups were involved in World War 1?
Allied Powers and Central Powers
Central Powers and Communists
Central Powers and Axis Powers
Black Hand and Secret Police
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Which countries are the Central Powers?
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire
Austrailia, New Zeland, Austria-Hungary
Japan, China, Mexico, Finland
Great Britain, France, Russia, Italy, and US
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The Treaty of Versailles punished which country?
Austria-Hungary
United Kingdom
Russia
Germany
