How did the sinking of the Lusitania impact World War I?

It drew the US into World War I.

What deal was given by Germany in the Zimmerman telegram?

Germany would give Mexico their land back if they fought against US.

What influence did the American military have on World War I?

It broke the deadlock of trench warfare.

How did the publication of the Zimmerman telegram impact the US and its role in World War I?

It generated a public support for involvement in the war.

Why did the US Senate refuse to ratify the Treaty of Versailles?

They thought the League of Nations might drag the country into future wars.

How did the United States's involvement in World War I change the course of the war?

It tipped the war in favor of the Allies.

How did the Zimmerman telegram impact the US's population?

It increased support for entering World War I.

How did President Wilson want to approach the post-war treaties of World War I?

He wanted to create policies that would prevent future wars.

How did the Treaty of Versailles impact Germany?

It forced Germany to take responsibility for World War I.

How did World War I have a positive impact on the global economy?

The need for war materials created new jobs in many countries.

What three countries made up the Central Powers during World War I?

Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire

What was the US's reaction to the start of World War I in Europe?

It declared it would remain neutral.

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1
How did the sinking of the Lusitania impact World War I?
It prevented the US from supporting the allies during World War I.
It helped the US remain neutral during World War I.
It eased tensions between the US and Europe during World War I.
It drew the US into World War I.
2
What deal was given by Germany in the Zimmerman telegram?
The British would support the US in a war against Mexico.
Germany would give Mexico their land back if they fought against US.
Mexico and the US would form an alliance against the British.
Germans would fight against Mexico so they could be closer to the US.
3
What influence did the American military have on World War I?
It protected innocent nations in Asia.
It protected international trade across the Atlantic Ocean.
It broke the deadlock of trench warfare.
It protected German U-boats in the Atlantic Ocean.
4
How did the publication of the Zimmerman telegram impact the US and its role in World War I?
It helped create an alliance with the Central Powers.
It generated a public support for involvement in the war.
It provided funding to increase the size of the military.
It inspired anti-war protests in Washington, D.C.
5
Why did the US Senate refuse to ratify the Treaty of Versailles?
They did not think it punished Germany enough.
They did not support President Wilson's foreign policy.
They did not want to stop fighting the war.
They thought the League of Nations might drag the country into future wars.
6
Which event in US history was caused by militarism, alliances, imperialism, and nationalism?
Civil War
World War I
American Revolution
Spanish American War
7
How did the United States's involvement in World War I change the course of the war?
Allied Powers couldn't support the number of troops from the US
Fresh troops weakened the Allied war effort.
Central Powers gained control of the war.
It tipped the war in favor of the Allies.
8
What type of fighting was used in World War I?
blitzkrieg
poisonous gas
use of tanks
trench warfare
9
Why was the League of Nations created after World War I?
to protect countries with small populations
to punish war crimes
to control international trade
to prevent future wars
10
How did the Zimmerman telegram impact the US's population?
It created support for the League of Nations.
It reduced the demand for foreign goods.
It increased support for entering World War I.
It inspired an isolationist movement.
11
What was one purpose of President Wilson's Fourteen Points?
to support the League of Nations
to protect imperialism
to prevent future wars
to blame Germany for World War I
12
How did President Wilson want to approach the post-war treaties of World War I?
He wanted to punish the Central Powers for their role in the war.
He wanted to keep the US military in Europe.
He wanted to create policies that would prevent future wars.
He wanted to break the US's ties with Europe.
13
How did the Treaty of Versailles impact Germany?
It increased the land that Germany controlled.
It strengthened Germany's economy.
It increased the size of Germany's military.
It forced Germany to take responsibility for World War I.
14
Which nation lost territory as a result of World War I?
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
15
How did World War I have a positive impact on the global economy?
The destruction increased the demand for property in many countries.
Private businesses created jobs by hiring militants to help fight.
The governments of many countries paid for soldiers to attend college.
The need for war materials created new jobs in many countries.
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What three countries made up the Central Powers during World War I?
Germany, Italy, Japan
Great Britain, France, the US
Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire
Great Britain, France, Russia
17
How did the US show favoritism to the Allied Forces before entering World War 1?
Gave loans to Allied nations
Accepted European refugees
Bombed capitals of the Central Powers
Provided troops to Allied nations
18
Which nation was a member of the Allies in World War I?
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Ottoman Empire
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What was the US's reaction to the start of World War I in Europe?
It declared it would remain neutral.
It enthusiastically supported the war.
It announced support for the Central Powers.
It criticized the war as a mistake by the Allied Powers.
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Which nation refused to join the League of Nations after World War I?
France
United States
Russia
Great Britain

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