Which of these is the BEST explanation of how the United States attempted to avoid becoming involved in another international crisis in Europe following World War I?

It adopted isolationist foreign policies

It elected Woodrow Wilson to a second term

It created the League of Nations

What caused the Germans to utilize unrestricted submarine warfare?

British blockade of German coasts

The devaluation of German currency

In the Sussex pledge, Germany guaranteed not to

Attempt to buy war materials in the United States

Attempt to break the British blockade

Aid Mexico in any war against the United States

Why did General Pershing use the convoy system to transport forces?

The convoy system reduced the number of ships sunk and troops lost to submarine warfare

The convoy system was a useful logistic tool, allowing some ships to be dedicated to carrying only supplies or weapons

The convoy system made communication easier between ships

The convoy system allowed ships to share navigational information and make better time

Why was the government asking people to buy Government bonds?

To help with the loans subsidized to farmers to produce goods for the war

The government needed money to pay the allies

What was the purpose of the Committee on Public Information?

To convince Americans to support the war

To convince Europeans of America’s military might

To convince Americans to stay away from places where they might be exposed to the influenza

To convince Americans to join the League of Nations

The Espionage Act, passed by Congress in 1917, made it illegal to

Refuse to serve in the military

Refuse to plant a Victory Garden

Print or publish disloyal criticism about the government

Which statement describes how the Russian Revolution of 1917 influence President Wilson’s decision to get involved in World War I?

The Russian Revolution eliminated President Wilson's concerns about entering an alliance with a tyrant because Russia had become a democracy

The Russian Revolution worried President Wilson as an example of what can go wrong in a major conflict

The Russian Revolution made President Wilson more hesitant to get involved in World War I for fear of upsetting the Russians

The Russian Revolution encouraged President Wilson to declare war in order put a stop to the Tsar

Archduke Ferdinand was assassinated by someone who felt which of the following

Anger that Austria-Hungary has not signed a treaty with the United States

Anger that Austria-Hungary has been betrayed by Germany

Posters depicting Kaiser Wilhelm II as a ferocious beast wit long fangs and claws, movies depicting doughboys who beat back the ruthless Germans, and stories about how cruel and bloodthirsty the Central Powers are would all likely be the work of which of the following?

Committee on Public Information

Using Source 1, which statements best explain how the sinking of the Lusitania affected relations between the United States and Germany? Select TWO correct answers.

The American public became hostile toward Germany

Germany issued the Sussex Pledge promising to end submarine warfare

The United States established naval blockades along the German coast

The German government paid reparations to he United States and Great Britain

President Wilson immediately declared war on Germany

Which statement best explains how Germany would benefit from the scenario depicted in Source 3?

Germany would distract the U.S. military and slow U.S. support to Allied forces

Germany would secure funding for their warfare by buying land on the Mexican border

Germany would gain control of major ports in the Gulf of Mexico

Germany would acquire the ability to recruit soldiers from North America

Using Source 3, which statement best explains how President Wilson responded to the Zimmerman Telegram?

President Wilson proposed that the United States should prepare to defend against attack

President Wilson stated the document was merely propaganda by the British

President Wilson restricted immigration to the U.S. from Germany and Britain

President Wilson placed high tariffs on imports to protect business in the United States

Based on Source 4, which statement best describes a way the Committee on Public Information influenced the United States during World War I?

The Committee used four minutes of public speaking to encourage the American public to support the war effort

The Committee used local town hall meetings to hold draft lotteries for the U.S. Army

The Committee investigated public institutions that taught the German language to students

The Committee investigated private citizens and their loyalty to the United States

Which statement best explains a reason the United States joined the war on the side of the Allied Powers as shown in Source 5?

The United States wanted to safeguard economic relationships with Britain and France

The United States sought to establish a strategic partnership with Kaiser Wilhelm

The Allied Powers promised to give land in Europe to the United States after the defeat of the German Empire

The Allied Powers promised the United States would receive monetary reparations after the defeat of the German Empire

Which reasons explain why Great Britain and other European nations became involved in fighting World War I? Select TWO correct answers.

Many countries believed they were superior to other nations, which lead to militarism and armament.

Alliances caused the war to escalate from a regional conflict into a war throughout Europe

The imperialism of the Ottoman Empire made Great Britain and other nations hesitant to go to war

Nationalism causes Great Britain and other European nations to adopt isolationist policies

Great Britain and other nations wanted to protect their financial interests on the continent of Europe

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

World War I marked the end of monarchies in BOTH

Russia and Great Britain

Russia and Austria-Hungary

Great Britain and France

France and Austria-Hungary

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Which statements are true about warfare at sea in World War I? Select all that apply

Submarines and mines were an inexpensive and better way to engage battleshsips

Convoys proved to be the most effective defense against submarines

The British Navy dominated the world's oceans through the use of submarine warfare

Great sea battles between surface ships were rare during the war

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

The "Fourteen Points" of the early 20th century

Was a declaration of US neutrality

Warned Americans not to travel on European ships

Provided secret aid to Britain before the US entered the war

Were issued by President Wilson as a basis for lasting peace

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Which of these provisions was included in the Treaty of Versailles (1919)

European disarmament

Self-determination of all people

The removal of all barriers of free trade

The establishment of the League of Nations

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

What country left World War I in 1917 and made a separation peace with the Central Powers?

Russia

United States

France

England

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

According to the Treaty of Versailles, what country was expected to pay for war damages in World War I?

Germany

Russia

France

Austria-Hungary

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

According to Woodrow Wilson, the purpose of the League of Nations was

To remove the threat of future wars

To prevent nuclear proliferation

To help promote prohibition in other countries

The help the US gain more territories

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World War I

World War I marked the end of monarchies in BOTH

Which statements are true about warfare at sea in World War I? Select all that apply

The "Fourteen Points" of the early 20th century

Which of these provisions was included in the Treaty of Versailles (1919)

What country left World War I in 1917 and made a separation peace with the Central Powers?

According to the Treaty of Versailles, what country was expected to pay for war damages in World War I?

According to Woodrow Wilson, the purpose of the League of Nations was

Which of these is the BEST explanation of how the United States attempted to avoid becoming involved in another international crisis in Europe following World War I?

What caused the Germans to utilize unrestricted submarine warfare?

The policy that kept the United States out of war for three years is called

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