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Review World War 1 Summative Part 2
Review World War 1 Summative Part 2
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Which country's leader was told to give up his "throne" as a condition of the armistice?
Germany's Emperor
Japan's Emperor
Russia's Czar
UK's Prime Minister
2
Which group of people forced labor and work conditions to change in the US during the war?
More immigrants in the workforce
More women in the factories
More children in the warehouses
3
What world pandemic killed millions of people toward the end of World War 1?
Measles
Covid-19
Small Pox
1918 Influenza
4
Which economic system DID not support the war because of unfairness to workers?
Nationalism
Militarism
Racism
Socialism
5
Which US general wanted to form an independent US mililary operation in Europe?
General Sanders
General Pershing
General Biden
General Leban
6
Which countries were the "winners" of World War 1?
Space Force
Allied Powers
Neutral Powers
Central Powers
7
Which style of journalism showed enemies of the country as "The bad guys"?
yellow journalism
biography
propaganda
8
Who assassinated the Archduke Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary?
Wolfgang Mozart, an Austrian nationalist
Gavrilo Princip, a Serbian nationalist
Johann Bach, a German nationalist
9
This was the final "all out" attack on the Allied forces
German Peace offensive
French Toast Defense
Swiss Friendly Defensive
10
What was the event that caused the US to declare war on Germany?
unfair treatment of the French
refusing to surrender
unrestricted submarine warfare (uboats)
betrayal of Russia
11
The Allied Powers is also known as ...
Triple jump
Triple Alliance
Triple Decker
Triple Entente
12
What year did WWI begin?
1914
1776
1999
2021
13
Chemicals and gases were used as weapons. How did soldiers protect themselves?
wearing the color green
staying in the trenches
refusing to fight
wearing gas masks
14
This means extreme patriotism.
Militarism
Nationalism
Imperialism
Racism
15
What new laws did Congress pass that people felt made the US "unsafe for democracy" in 1918?
laws against littering
laws against critizing the war efforts
laws against alcohol
16
This alliance is between Russia, France, and the United Kingdom.
Allied Powers
Central Powers
17
The Sussex Pledge was a promise made by which government?
Serbia
Japan
the US
Germany
18
Digging deep ditches along the battle front is called...
dogfights
artillery
naval warfare
trench warfare
19
How did the war affect local towns in France?
massive destruction and homelessness
happiness and hope
new business and money
20
What is the term for a country building up the Navy, Army, and the Marines?
Nationalism
Militarism
Imperialism
Racism
21
Which law forced men to register for a military draft?
the 14th amendment
Civil Rights Act
the 21st amendment
Selective Service Act
22
President Wilson approved the removal of which leader's power, welcoming a more democratic government?
UK's Prime Minister
Japan's Emperor
Germany's Kaiser
Russia's Czar
23
What was the purpose of President Wilson's Fourteen Points?
The League of Nations would protect the independence of all nations
The Leaders of all countries would pay reparations.
The US would rule the world.
Russia would be punished for betraying the Allied Powers
24
Which group of US soldiers were honored for fighting bravely with French troops?
Miami Paramedics
Altlanta Police Department
Chicago Firefighters
Harlem Hellfighters
25
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire make up which powers?
Allied Powers
Central Powers
26
Where did the Big Four meet to discuss the Fourteen Points plan and a treaty?
Venice, Italy
Versailles, France
Paris, France
Berlin, Germany
27
This group, led by Vladimir Lenin, overthrew the government in Russia.
the Black Fist
the British Shields
the American Legion
the Bolsheviks
28
What year did World War 1 end?
1999
1901
1918
2021
29
What did American civilians do to raise 1/2 the money needed for the war?
bought Liberty Bonds
shared clothing
stopped driving cars
used less gasoline