Wilson wanted to create the League of Nations primarily to

establish an organization to maintain world peace

The countries that made up the Central Powers were

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy, Ottoman Empire

Which event most influenced President Wilson's decision to enter WW1?

The renewal of unrestricted U-boat warfare by Germany

What was 1 effect of the development of machine guns and barbed wire on warfare?

soldiers dug trenches due to the heavy casualties

How was American intervention in WW1 a turning point in US foreign policy?

Americans became entangled in European affairs

The U.S. found it difficult to stay neutral during WWI because of its desire to

Maintain freedom of the seas for trade with the Allies

The U.S. Senate refused to be part of the League of Nations because they

did not want involvement in future foreign wars

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1
Wilson wanted to create the League of Nations primarily to
increase economic opportunities for the U.S.
establish an organization to maintain world peace
establish global disarmament
increase the number of alliances with the U.S.
2
The commander of the American Expeditionary forces was the legendary general ______.
George Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Alvin York
John J. Pershing
3
In which battle did the AEF launch an offensive against German forces?
Battle of the Bulge
Battle of Argonne Forest
D-Day Invasion
Battle of San Juan Hill
4
What is a way to promote patriotism and make the other side look evil?
Propaganda
Militarism
Pacifism
Nationalism
5
New weapons (technology of WW1 were submarines, tanks and _______.
rifles
computers
napalm
airplanes
6
The countries that made up the Central Powers were
Germany, Italy, France
Austria-Hungary, Russia, France, U.S.
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy, Ottoman Empire
England, France, Russia
7
Which event most influenced President Wilson's decision to enter WW1?
The assassination of Franz Ferdinand
A revolution in Russia
The raids by Pancho Villa in New Mexico
The renewal of unrestricted U-boat warfare by Germany
8
What was 1 effect of the development of machine guns and barbed wire on warfare?
casualties were low because soldiers were protected
soldiers dug trenches due to the heavy casualties
generals were not interested in who attacked first
soldiers advanced rapidly on one another
9
How was American intervention in WW1 a turning point in US foreign policy?
American scientists invented nuclear weapons
Americans became entangled in European affairs
The U.S. became an imperial nation
Congress refused to declare war on Germany
10
The countries that made up the Allies were
Germany, Italy, France
England, France, Russia
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy
Austria-Hungary, Russia, France
11
The U.S. found it difficult to stay neutral during WWI because of its desire to
Maintain freedom of the seas for trade with the Allies
Colonize the Caribbean
Control the Suez Canal
Obtain migrant workers for American mines
12
The U.S. Senate refused to be part of the League of Nations because they
Feared the creation of a Security Council
Did not want Germany to part of the League
did not want involvement in future foreign wars
Resisted colonialism in Africa

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Quiz on World War 1

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Questions 12

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1
Wilson wanted to create the League of Nations primarily to
increase economic opportunities for the U.S.
establish an organization to maintain world peace
establish global disarmament
increase the number of alliances with the U.S.
2
The commander of the American Expeditionary forces was the legendary general ______.
George Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Alvin York
John J. Pershing
3
In which battle did the AEF launch an offensive against German forces?
Battle of the Bulge
Battle of Argonne Forest
D-Day Invasion
Battle of San Juan Hill
4
What is a way to promote patriotism and make the other side look evil?
Propaganda
Militarism
Pacifism
Nationalism
5
New weapons (technology of WW1 were submarines, tanks and _______.
rifles
computers
napalm
airplanes
6
The countries that made up the Central Powers were
Germany, Italy, France
Austria-Hungary, Russia, France, U.S.
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy, Ottoman Empire
England, France, Russia
7
Which event most influenced President Wilson's decision to enter WW1?
The assassination of Franz Ferdinand
A revolution in Russia
The raids by Pancho Villa in New Mexico
The renewal of unrestricted U-boat warfare by Germany
8
What was 1 effect of the development of machine guns and barbed wire on warfare?
casualties were low because soldiers were protected
soldiers dug trenches due to the heavy casualties
generals were not interested in who attacked first
soldiers advanced rapidly on one another
9
How was American intervention in WW1 a turning point in US foreign policy?
American scientists invented nuclear weapons
Americans became entangled in European affairs
The U.S. became an imperial nation
Congress refused to declare war on Germany
10
The countries that made up the Allies were
Germany, Italy, France
England, France, Russia
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy
Austria-Hungary, Russia, France
11
The U.S. found it difficult to stay neutral during WWI because of its desire to
Maintain freedom of the seas for trade with the Allies
Colonize the Caribbean
Control the Suez Canal
Obtain migrant workers for American mines
12
The U.S. Senate refused to be part of the League of Nations because they
Feared the creation of a Security Council
Did not want Germany to part of the League
did not want involvement in future foreign wars
Resisted colonialism in Africa