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1
When did WWI occur?
1911-1920
1912-1917
1914-1918
1920-1925
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What were the Central Powers?
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Turkey
US, Canada, England
Central europe
Germany, Italy, Japan
3
When was the cartoon most likely created?
At the end of the president’s term.
When the stock market crashed.
In the first 100 days of the president’s term.
In the middle of the president’s term.
4
Which country created the Schlieffen plan and why?
Austria-Hungary, because Franz Ferdinand was assassinated.
Germany, because they didn’t want to fight a two front war.
None of the Above.
Serbia, because their terrorist group was out of control.
5
Which country did Germany try to recruit as an ally with the Zimmerman note?
Mexico
England
Canada
Bermuda
6
What officially got the U.S. out of the great depression?
World War II
The Bank Holiday
The New Deal
The Treaty of Versailles
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A period of low economic activity with widespread unemployment
Recession
Depression
Hooverville
Prohibition
8
What new naval threat during WWI prompted the British to employ convoys for defensive purposes?
Submarines
Destroyers
Aircraft Carriers
Battleships
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A downturn in business activity (not a severe as a depression)
Depression
Isolationism
Recession
Nativism
10
What does the picture refer to?
blockade
scouting the enemy
trench warfare
digging holes
11
Define War of Attrition...
Countries fighting until the other side gives up.
Countries building up their militaries to fight.
Countries taking over as much land as possible.
Countries wanting to spread their beliefs across the world.
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Not allowing the manufacturing, sale, or transportation of alcohol in U.S.
Depression
Speakeasy
Recession
Prohibition
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which of the following is NOT a general cause of WWI?
Nationalism
Alliances
Nativism
Militarism
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A young woman in the 1920's
Hooverville
Prohibition
Flapper
Casualty
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A policy avoiding political or economic alliances with foreign countries ( staying by yourself)
Isolationism
Recession
Nativism
Depression
16
Shantytowns of the Great Depression
Hooverville
Dust Bowl
Prohibition
Black Blizzard
17
What right did women get after WWI?
the right to vote
the right to run for president
the right to fight in the army
the right to work
18
Who sank the Lusitania?
Japan
Germany
England
US
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Who was the US President at the end of WWI and what was his plan for peace?
Wilson, 14 Points
Wilson, Emancipation Proclimation
Truman, New Deal
Wilson, Treaty of Paris
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Massive dirt storms in the Midwest
Depression
Hooverville
War of Attrition
Dust Bowl
21
When did the US enter World War 1?
1917
1929
1905
1915
22
Define Treason...
A policy of glorifying military power, preparing army
Conduct or speech against the authority of a state
A group of merchant ships encircled by warships
The crime of betraying one's country
23
How did the U.S prepare for WWI?
All of the above
The Committee of Public Safety distributed propaganda.
The Selective Service Act -men registered for the draft.
Americans began rationing food.
24
why was World War 1 different than previous wars?
It was fought entirely in space
Advanced technology for weapons
Used robots to fight
It had roman numerals
25
Which best describes the message of the cartoon?
Roosevelt was unsuccessful but kept trying.
Roosevelt used many programs to “cure” America.
Congress continued to pass laws during the Great Depression.
Uncle Sam was greedy during the Great Depression.
26
Who won WWI?
Neither Central or Allied Powers
Allied Powers
Both Central and Allied Powers
Central Powers
27
Who does the “patient” in the cartoon represent?
Americans
congress
Franklin Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
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Soldiers killed, wounded or missing
Isolationsim
Casualty
Hooverville
Recession
29
What document was signed to end WWI?
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of Paris
Declaration of Independence
New Deal
30
No man's land is ...
All of the above.
The space between the trenches.
The middle urinal in the boys bathroom.
A top secret government workspace.
31
What do the Acronyms on the bottle represent?
Congress
New Deal Organizations
Senators
The American People
32
Which of the following was
NOT
a cause of the Great Depression?
Banks had to close because they did not have enough money
The New Deal tried to start too many new programs
Many businesses had a surplus of goods that couldn't be sold
People bought stocks on credit or borrowed money
33
What was President Roosevelt's plan for getting the United States out of the Great Depression?
FDR's Deal
The Alphabet Agencies
The New Deal
The Relief, Recovery, Reform Act
34
Illegal bars in the 1920s
Prohibition
Casualty
Speakeasy
Flapper
35
Dust storms were referred to as...
Black Blizzards
None of the above
Black Storms
Black Twisters
36
Who ultimately took blame for the war and was forced to pay billions in fines?
Hungary
Germany
Russia
Austria
37
Whose arm is holding the cards?
Harding
Roosevelt
Coolidge
Hoover
38
The killing of a race
War of Attrition
Casualty
Genocide
Hooverville
39
Which area in the U.S. was most effected by the dust bowl.
Midwest
South
New England
West Coast
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A movement favoring native born Americans over immigrants.
Alliances
Nationalism
Nativism
Isolationism
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Who were the allies?
Japan, Brazil
Germany, Austria, Russa
Turkey, Hungary
US, Canada, Britain, France
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What was the immediate cause of World War 1?
Assassination of Francis Ferdinand
They didn't like the same football teams
Economy
Language
43
Who was president during WWI?
Woodrow Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Warren Harding
Franklin Roosevelt
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What country withdrew from the war and signed a treaty with Germany?
Russia
France
Japan
Turkey
