6th Social Studies Spring Final SG

Who was president of the United States during WWI?

• Woodrow Willson

• Abraham Lincoln

• Theodore Roosevelt

• George Washington Carver

What were the two sides of WWI?

• Allied Powers & Axis Powers

• Axis Powers & Central Powers

• Allied Powers & Central Powers

• The Western Side & The Eastern Side

What two countries began WWI?

• Australia & New Zealand

• Austria-Hungary & Serbia

• Serbia & Turkey

• The United States & France

Why did the United States enter WWI?

• We did not enter the war at all.

• Because Austria- Hungary entered the war.

• Because Germany kept sinking our supply ships.

• Because Great Britain kept taking our land.

The Lusitania was _________.

• a German U-Boat used to attack other ships.

• a US Navy ship that fought in WWI.

• a famous cruise ship.

• a US Cargo Ship sunk by Germany U-Boats.

After entering, how did the United States impact WWI?

• The United States brought the extra strength the Allied Powers needed to defeat the Central Powers.

• The United States weakened the Allied Powers because they did not have the appropriate weapons.

• The United States could only help France and Great Britain.

• The United States joined the Central Powers and took over Germany.

What was the purpose of propaganda like this?

• To encourage people to buy hats.

• To advertise for upcoming films.

• To encourage women to join the military.

• To encourage men to join the military.

What was another name that people called World War I?

• The Spanish-American War

• The Great War

• The Central War

• There was no other name that they called this war.

What is the United States Draft?

• The Draft is when a separate country fights on the same side as the United States in a war.

• The Draft is when the United States government declares war on another country.

• The Draft is when the United States government chooses men to go serve in the United States Military.

What is it called when the citizens of a country have a strong love or pride for their homeland that is more extreme than just patriotism?

• Allies

• Nationalism

• Propaganda

• Isolationism

• Patriotism