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US History - Chapter 19: World War I
US History - Chapter 19: World War I
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1
Which of the following was the immediate cause of WWI?
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Nationalism
the Alliance System
Imperialism
2
Which Allied nation suffered the most casualties as a result of World War I?
Russia
Great Britain
The United States
France
3
Militarism was a leading cause of WWI, so the Treaty of Versailles
barred Germany from having an army
stripped Germany of its Pacific colonies
forced Germany to accept the blame for WWI
required Germany to pay reparations
4
The peace plan proposed by President Wilson, but ultimately rejected by the US Senate was the
14 points
War Industries Board
Armistice
Zimmerman Note
5
When did the Russians leave WWI?
After the Allies declared war on Russia
When Germany declared war on Russia
When Germany surrendered
After Lenin came to power in Russia
6
Which of the following was NOT a cause of World War I?
Nationalism
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
American Isolationism
Militarism
7
Which of the countries listed below was NOT one of the Central Powers?
The Ottoman Empire
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Germany
8
In which country did most of the fighting of WWI take place?
Germany
France
Switzerland
England
9
Repayment by the enemy nation for economic injured during a war is called:
Reparations
Revenge
Armistice
Autocracy
10
Those that fought against Great Britain, France and Russia during WWI were known as the
Allies
Axis
Triple Entente
Central Powers
11
For the first couple years of WWI, the United States
broke off commercial ties with all combatants
remained neutral
fought with the Allies
sided with the Central Powers
12
Which of the following was a gain made by women during WWI?
equal pay to men
beginning of the women's suffrage movement
acceptance into combat roles in the US Army
increased support for women's right to vote
13
Which Allied nation suffered the fewest casualties as a result of World War I?
The United States
France
Russia
Great Britain
14
How did the Allies overcome the threat of German U-Boats?
They created the convoy system
they just flew flags of neutral countries
They stopped shipping goods over the Atlantic
They used airplanes
15
Which weapons were new to the battlefront in WWI?
Tanks
Bayonets
AR-15
Hydrogen bombs
16
The War Industries Board
protected workers from injury
was a partnership with the British and French governments
promoted industrial capitalism during WWI
increased production of war goods
17
The movement of African Americans from the South to northern cities was called the
Selective Service Act
League of Nations
Big Move
Great Migration
18
Which of the following was a cause of World War I?
the rise of Adolf Hitler
Imperialism
American Isolationism
The assassination of Abraham Lincoln
19
What was the leading reason that the US entered WWI?
The British blockade
Germany's unrestricted submarine warfare
Monetary concerns
to stop the refugee crisis in Belgium
20
Who was President of the United States during World War I?
Franklin Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Calvin Coolidge
Teddy Roosevelt
21
The Treaty of Versailles
Shared the burden of the war between all the Allied Powers
Put the entire war burden on Germany
Shared the burden of the war between all combatants
Shared the burden of the war between all the Central Powers
22
The Zimmerman Note was a note from the Germans to the ______________ asking for assistance
Russians
Italians
Mexicans
Americans
23
Countries other than Austria-Hungary and Serbia were dragged into WWI thanks to mostly to
Imperialism
the Alliance System
Nationalism
Militarism
24
Which of the groups listed below rejected the 14 points, and the Treaty of Versailles?
The Germans
The Americans
The French
The British
25
The Selective Service Act
segregated troops by race
said African Americans could not become Army officers
allowed women to serve in combat roles
required men to register for military service
26
For the majority of WWI, _______________ resulted in a stalemate along the fronts.
Cavalry charges
Trench warfare
Tank warfare
Aircraft
27
The 14 points plan, which eventually started the League of Nations, was a plan developed by
David Lloyd George
John J. Pershing
Woodrow Wilson
Franz Ferdinand
28
The Espionage and Sedition Acts affect the 1st Amendment by
allowing the government to silence its critics
repealing the 1st Amendment
promoting propaganda to support the Allied cause
forcing German food name changes throughout the country