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Spanish American War and WW1 study guide quiz
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Why did the assasinaton of Archduke Franz Ferdinand lead to WW1?
Austria-Hungary blamed the Serbian government for the attack leading to war
Ferdinand was a threat to Austria which led to war
Serbia blamed Austria for the attack leading to conflict and war
none of the above
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How was life in the trenches?
Dirty, cold, and dangerous
periods of boredom that followed with shocks of terror
All of the above
diseases and infections spread leading to shell shock
3
Did the results of WW1 lead to WW2?
No WW1 had no impact to the next year
Yes: the treaty caused Germany to loose everything such as money/land
Yes: after the war ended hitlers uprise started(he was against the treaty)
No the second war resulted 20 years later showing ww1 couldn’t have effect
4
6 million draftees served in the war as a result of a lottery
True
False
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what was imperialism (multiple choice)
Gaining control of a territory economically or politically
another name for WW1
Starting small fights with small countries
Extending a countrys power and dominion
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What was yellow journalism?
a style of reporting that emphasized sensationalism over facts
It was a news channels name
Articles written with yellow ink
style of reporting expressed through the radio about the rebellion
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Name of the agreenment that ended World War 1
League of Peace
Treaty of Paris
League of Nations
Treaty of Versailles
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what were the 14 points
speech made by Theodore Roosevelt to outline the vision of ending WW1
14 facts about Germany Said by President Woodrow Wilson
14 reasons Germany was deserved to win the war
Statement of principles for peace made by president Woodrow wilsion
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what was the league of nations (multiple choice)
The support of democratic nations
A governing body that would resolve international differences
A style of reporting sympathy
A treaty
10
How many americans died of influenza after WW1?
over half a million
100,000
3 million
over 2 million
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The Allies created tanks in response to the trench warfare
False
True
12
daylight savings time was created to save fuel (reduce fuel usage)
True
False
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during WW1 who was the president and when did he sign the war resolution that got the U.S into WW1
Theodore Roosevelt ( March 2 1953)
Woodrow Wilson ( May 19th 1935)
Woodrow Wilson ( April 6th 1917)
William Mckinley ( Jan 14th 1917)
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when did the German republic sign the armistice that ended WW1
November 11th 1920 at 11:AM
August 11th 1918 at 11:AM
November 18th 1918 at 11:AM
November 11th 1918 at 11:AM
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The league of nations originated from Woodrow Wilsons "14 points" It was his 14th point stated
False
True
16
What was the fifth cause that sparked WW1 to start
None of the above
Assasination of queen Mary
Assasination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Assasination of George Frederick Ernest Albert
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What was the influential battleship name in the Spanish American war
USS Maine
tank
USS North
German Sub 1
18
30 million Americans died worldwide after WW1
False
True
19
What agreement ended the spanish american war
League of Nations
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of peace
20
What did the U.S get after the Spanish American War?
None of the above.
The U.S gained islands like Cuba, Purto Rico, Guam, Phillippenes.
Nothing because they lost the war.
The U.S gained Money and other resources that came from Spain
21
around how many soldiers and sailors died in battles
10 million
8,545,800
7,854,335
6,543,000
22
During the Spanish American War Several sensational U.S newspapers ran articles about the rebellion
False
True
23
When was the Spanish American war?
1920
1893
2021
1898
24
What were the main causes that led to WW1?
M.A.I.N (money, America, imperialism, new technology)
M.A.I.N (major conflicts, alliances, ideology, nationalism
G.A.I.T (government, alliances,imperialism,technology)
M.A.I.N (militarism, alliances, imperialism, nationalism)
25
Military conquest and Political Diplomacy was the two primary methods of imperialism
True
False
26
How was life on the home front?
Food became rationed
The 4 min men came out to encourage people to buy war hounds
Propagandas started to appear about daylight savings time
All of the above
