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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWhat were the two sides called?Allied Powers and Central PowersAmericans and CommunistsBritish and RussiansAllied Powers and City Powers
- 2. Multiple ChoiceWhat was a MAIN cause of the U.S. entering WWI?sinking of the MaineRussia dropping an atomic bombsinking of the LusitaniaJapan dropping an atomic bomb
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWhat was the name of the contract that ended WWI?Treaty of VersaillesTreaty of FranceTreat of ParisTreaty of Milan
- 4. Multiple ChoiceName a country that was against us in WWI.Great BritainRussiaFranceGermany
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWho was the president during WWI?Teddy RooseveltWilliam McKinleyHerbert HooverWoodrow Wilson
- 6. Multiple ChoiceDuring World War I, America became concerned for the safety of its ships. The concern started because Germany announced it wouldbomb U.S. Navy basesbuild a stronger navy.use submarine warfare.create much larger ships.
- 7. Multiple ChoiceThe Treaty of Versailles placed total blame for World War I on one country. It included harsh punishments which led to World War II. Which country was blamed by the treaty?GermanySerbiaRussiaFrance
- 8. Multiple ChoiceHow did many women show strength and independence during World War I?by serving in the U.S. Congressby fighting with the army in Franceby going to college in large numbersby working in jobs left by men in the military
- 9. Multiple ChoiceWho were the new workers in factories during World War I?African Americans and womenwomen and childrenAmerican Indiansteachers and students
- 10. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the nations below were part of the Allied Powers (Allies)?Great Britain, Netherlands, and SwitzerlandRussia, France, Great Britain, Italy, and SerbiaGermany, Austria-Hungary, and BulgariaRussia, Germany, and France
- 11. Multiple ChoiceWomen helped out during the war in all of the following ways EXCEPT:working as nursesfighting overseas in trench warfareworking in factories to make weaponssewing uniforms
- 12. Multiple ChoiceDuring the war, the U.S. government generated the most supplies for soldiersby taking supplies from people in Europe.by telling soldiers to use less.by setting limits, or rations, on goods civilians could have.by growing more crops.
- 13. Multiple ChoiceAs countries in Europe built up their armies in the early 1900s, they also made alliances with one another. Which of the following BEST describes an alliance?a belief that your country is superior to othersa declaration of war by one country against anotheran agreement that nations make to defend one anothera conflict in which one country takes over another country
- 14. Multiple ChoiceBy 1918, the nations involved in World War I agreed to stop fighting. the war officially ended in 1919 with the Treaty of Versailles. Allied leaders used this treaty togive colonies to Germany.return land in France to Germany.punish Germany for starting the war.force France to pay money to Germany.
- 15. Multiple ChoiceIn the early 1900s, people in many European countries believed that their nation deserved more success than other nations. This kind of thinking is an example ofmilitarism.imperialism.nationalism.isolationism.
- 16. Multiple ChoiceHow 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.
- 17. Multiple ChoiceOne of the major reasons the United States went to war was over Germany's submarine warfare. The other was friendship with---FranceGreat BritainItalyRussia
- 18. Multiple ChoiceWho were the Allied Powers during World War I?Russia, German Empire, France, SpainUnited States, France, Russia, Serbia, BritainOttoman Empire, Bulgaria, Germany, ItalySpain, Italy, France, German Empire
- 19. Multiple ChoiceWhich country never joined the League of Nations?Great BritainGermanyFrance
United States
- 20. Multiple ChoiceDuring World War I, American soldiers received a new nickname. What was this new nickname for the arriving soldiers?doughboysGruntsGIsLeathernecks
- 21. Multiple ChoiceDuring World War I, American soldiers received a new nickname. What was this new nickname for the arriving soldiers?doughboysGruntsGIsLeathernecks
- 22. Multiple ChoiceAlliance between Great Britain (England), Soviet Union, France, and the US during World War I and II.Central PowersAllied PowersAxis PowersHydroelectric Power
- 23. Multiple ChoiceA treaty imposed on Germany by the Allied powers in 1920 after the end of World War ITreaty of VersaillesTreaty of ParisTreaty or TrickyTreaty of Berlin
- 24. Multiple ChoiceKnown as World War I and the War to End All Wars: a global military conflict that embroiled most of the world's great powers from 1914 to 1919.The Great WarThe Not So Great WarThe Amazing WarThe Civil War
- 25. Multiple ChoiceA form of warfare in which opposing armies fight each other from trenches dug in the battlefield.Ditch WarfareTrench WarfareThe Great WarLeague of Nations
- 26. Multiple ChoiceAn international organization formed in 1920 to promote cooperation and peace among nationsUnited NationsTreaty of VersaillesDoughboysLeague of Nations
- 27. Multiple Choice
At the beginning of the war the United States was neutral. What does it mean to be neutral in warfare?
To war against both sides at the same time.
A nation had to pay money so that they would not get attacked.
The country was expected to run away from the fight.
A country will not fight or take sides with those involved in the war.
- 28. Multiple Choice
When did the United States enter into World War I?
August 4, 1919
April 6, 1917
January 8, 1916
June 28, 1914
- 29. Multiple Choice
Which country's blockade prevented the United States from trading with Central Powers in WWI?
Russians
Germans
Japanese
British
- 30. Multiple Choice
What was used during World War I and is still being used to influence the way people feel about issues today?
Neutrality
Isolationism
Propaganda
Imperialism
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