US History: Standard 15 Review

This prevented the US from joining WW1 in the beginning

• the US joined WWI immediately

• declaration of isolation

• declaration of neutrality

• the Zimmerman telegram

The US loaned over $2 billion to the Allies, while Germany was loaned a few million, this shows

• the US favored the allies

• the US favored Germany

• the US honored the declaration of neutrality

• the US supported unrestricted submarine warfare

Germany's policy of attacking all ships regardless of neutrality or civilians displays

• the result of the Great Migration

• unrestricted submarine warfare

• the Zimmerman telegram's impact

• the Espionage Act's influence

The sinking of the Lusitania highlights the

• reason for the Zimmerman telegram

• impact of Germany's unrestricted submarine warfare

• success of British navy in the Battle of the English Channel

• outcome of the Great Migration

This was primary reason the majority of US public opinion swayed to join WWI against Germany

• Zimmerman telegram discovered

• Great Migration began

• the Espionage Act was passed

• Woodrow Wilson's 14 Points

Federal government increased income taxes and participation in businesses because of

• Wilson's 14 Points

• Eugene Debs

• Great Migration

• WWI

What tried to keep all Americans unified to support WWI effort?

• Zimmerman Telegram

• declaration of neutrality

• Espionage Act

• 14 Points

Who was permanently disenfranchised and convicted and imprisoned under the Espionage Act?

• Eugene Debs

• Arthur Zimmerman

• Woodrow Wilson

• Jim Crow

African Americans moving North for factory jobs describes

• the impact of the Zimmerman Telegram

• the reason for the Great Migration

• the effect of the Espionage Act

• a key provision of Wilson's 14 Points

The Great Migration was a period when

• African Americans moved to the rural south to work on farms

• before WWI northerners moved West to find gold

• during WWI over million African Americans moved to N cities

• when Europeans moved from western Europe to the US