WWI-WWII

What 2 things caused the U.S. to enter WWI?

• The Zimmerman telegraph - which asked Mexico to help fight the U.S.

• Submarine Warfare

• the Lend-Lease Act

• the Treaty of Versailles

Even though the President stated the U.S. would remain NEUTRAL in WWI, many people still supported the _______ powers.

• Allied

• Central

• Axis

• Evil

The League of Nations was voted down by Congress because people felt:

• Hitler would not like it

• It was too harsh on Germany

• scared of Communism

• it made the U.S. too involved in European affairs.

What was the Great Migration?

• Where African Americans moved north for factory jobs during WWI.

• Where African Americans left the U.S. because they were being mistreated.

• Where Japanese Americans were forced into internment camps during WWII.

• Where Japanese Americans left the U.S. because they were worried about being called spies.

President Wilson's plan for peace after WWI was __________, which included the establishment of the ______________.

• Fourteen Points; Lend-Lease Act

• Fourteen Points; League of Nations

• German Retribution Act; Treaty of Versailles

• Treaty of Versailles; Red Scare

In Wilson's Fourteen Points, he addressed things he thought caused WWI, including:

• genocide, slavery, communism, socialism

• free trade, freedom of the seas, disarmament, and open diplomacy.

The Treaty of Versailles punished _________ for WWI.

• the U.S.

• Germany

• Japan

• Britain

What amendment banned the manufacturing, sale, and transportation of alcohol?

• the 18th Amendment

• the 19th Amendment

• the 20th Amendment

• the 21st Amendment

What amendment gave women the right to vote?

• the 18th Amendment

• the 19th Amendment

• the 20th Amendment

• the 21st Amendment

The mass production of _____ allowed people to move away from cities, take family vacations, and move away from their parents.

• horses

• the automobile

• trains

• legs