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- Multiple ChoicePlease save your changes before editing any questions.The policy of building up strong armed forces and weapons to prepare for war is known asImperialismIsolationismMilitarismNationalism
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Who was the American President during WWI?George WashingtonWoodrow WilsonFranklin RooseveltTeddy - Multiple ChoicePlease save your changes before editing any questions.What is an agreement among nations to defend one another?World War Inationalismallianceisolationism
- Multiple ChoicePlease save your changes before editing any questions.Since the fighting in WWI was so fierce, what did the soldiers soon begin fighting from?The airThe seastrenchesbases
- Multiple ChoicePlease save your changes before editing any questions.What policy did the United States prefer at the start of WWI?nationalismisolationismmilitarismimperialism
- Multiple ChoicePlease save your changes before editing any questions.What was the name of the British steamship that the Germans torpedoed which killed 100 US citizens?LusitaniaPrince WilliamKing GeorgeQueen Anne
- Multiple ChoicePlease save your changes before editing any questions.What did Germany send to Mexico that offered to help them win land back from the United States if Mexico would start a war with the US?The Zimmerman TelegramThe Outlandish LetterThe Surprising Phone Call
- Multiple ChoicePlease save your changes before editing any questions.What was the main reason the U.S. decided to enter the war on the Allied side?Germany's unrestricted submarine attacksGermany's attempt to get Mexico involved in the warGermany's sinking of the Lusitania
- Multiple ChoicePlease save your changes before editing any questions.What new weapon of WWI was feared because it burned lungs and blinded eyes if a soldier came into contact with it?poison waterpoison foodpoison gas
- Multiple ChoicePlease save your changes before editing any questions.Woodrow Wilson's purpose in proposing a League of Nations was to --Prepare for World War IIhave countries settle dieputes in nonviolent waysprovide Europe with money to rebuild after the warcreate a world army
- Multiple ChoicePlease save your changes before editing any questions.Which country never joined the League of Nations?Great BritainGermanyFrance
United States
- Multiple ChoicePlease save your changes before editing any questions.How did many Americans react to the Zimmermann Telegram?They became concerned about Russian expansionThey wanted to avoid membership in the League of Nations.They wanted to fire ZimmermannThey were outraged over a possible German-Mexican alliance.
- Multiple ChoicePlease save your changes before editing any questions.Biased communication intended to influence people’s thoughts and actions is known as ____________________.PropagandaEspionageSeditionDissent
- Multiple ChoicePlease save your changes before editing any questions.What is the message of the propaganda poster above?RationingDemonization of GermanyEnlisting in the armyBuying war bonds
- Multiple ChoicePlease save your changes before editing any questions.The United States' involvement in World War I was partly due to its economic and political ties toRussiaSpainGreat BritainFrance
- Multiple ChoicePlease save your changes before editing any questions.The Red Scare in the US after the War was a fear of _______.FascistsCommunistsAnarchistsForeigners
- Multiple ChoicePlease save your changes before editing any questions.The movement of Africa Americans & other minorities to the northern US during the war was the Great _______.AwakeningMigrationMovementExodus
- Multiple ChoicePlease save your changes before editing any questions.What was at issue in Schenck v USFreedom of SpeechFreedom of the PressFreedom of ReligionFreedom of Assembly
- Multiple ChoicePlease save your changes before editing any questions.Which idea is illustrated by the Supreme Court cases Schenck V. US and Korematsu V. US?The free speech rights of Communists have often been violated.During wartime, limitations on civil rights have been upheld by judicial action.The rights of protesters have been preserved even in times of national stress.Economic interests of foreign nations are frequently upheld in US courts.