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American History - WWI


American History - WWIVersion en ligne i'm tired of this grandpa!!!! par John Lawrence 1 What event sparked World War I in 1914? a Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand b German invasion of Belgium c Sinking of the Lusitania d Zimmerman Telegram 2 Which countries were part of the Central Powers? a Britain, France, Russia e b Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire c Italy, Russia, Britain d U.S., Britain, France 3 What was “no man’s land?” a Neutral countries during the war b The area between opposing trenches c A disputed colony in Africa d A naval blockade zone 4 Which new weapon caused massive casualties in trench warfare? a Tanks b Poison gas c Submarines d Airplanes 5 Which country withdrew from WWI after its revolution in 1917? a France b Russia c Italy d Germany 6 What brought the United States into WWI? a Assassination of Franz Ferdinand b German unrestricted submarine warfare c Russian Revolution d Treaty of Versailles 7 What was the Zimmerman Telegram? a A German plan to invade Britain b A secret message urging Mexico to attack the U.S. c A peace proposal for Germany d A propaganda leaflet 8 Who was the U.S. president during WWI? a Theodore Roosevelt b Woodrow Wilson c Franklin D. Roosevelt d William Taft 9 What was the purpose of Wilson’s Fourteen Points? a To punish Germany b To outline a plan for lasting peace c To expand U.S. territory d To increase military spending 10 Which treaty officially ended WWI? a Treaty of Versailles b Treaty of Paris c Treaty of Brest-Litovsk d Treaty of Ghent 11 Match the term: German submarine sank this British passenger ship in 1915. a Trench Warfare b Lusitania c Armistice d Central Power e Fourteen Points 12 Match the term: Fighting style characterized by long ditches and stalemates. a Trench Warfare b Lusitania c Armistice d Central Power e Fourteen Points 13 Match the term: Agreement to stop fighting, signed on November 11, 1918. a Trench Warfare b Lusitania c Armistice d Central Power e Fourteen Points 14 Match the term: Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Ottoman Empire alliance. a Trench Warfare b Lusitania c Armistice d Central Power e Fourteen Points 15 Match the term: Wilson’s plan for peace after WWI. a Trench Warfare b Lusitania c Armistice d Central Power e Fourteen Points 16 Why did trench warfare lead to stalemates? a Trench warfare lead to stalemates because both sides were protected by trenches, and new weapons made attacks costly; neither side could advance easily. b Trench warfare lead to stalemates because both sides need a different method to advance, weapons weren't great, and protection was necessary. c Bc they were bored 17 How did propaganda affect life on the U.S. home front? a Propaganda affected life on the U.S. home front because it advanced society, decreased violence, and made new forms of freedom b Propaganda affected life on the U.S. home front because it encouraged enlistment, boosted morale, promoted rationing, and sometimes limited dissent by shaping public opinion c Propaganda affected life on the U.S. home front because it created tension after the war, punished Germany harshly with reparations and territorial losses, and created resentment that contributed to future conflicts 18 Why did the Treaty of Versailles create tension after the war? a The Treaty of Versailles created tension after the war because it made difficulties within multiple countries and it was generally a horrible treaty b The Treaty of Versailles created tension after the war because it punished Germany harshly with reparations and territorial losses, creating resentment that contributed to future conflicts c what would you do if when you okay so he said yes would go???

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American History - WWIVersion en ligne

par John Lawrence

What event sparked World War I in 1914?

Which countries were part of the Central Powers?

What was “no man’s land?”

Which new weapon caused massive casualties in trench warfare?

Which country withdrew from WWI after its revolution in 1917?

What brought the United States into WWI?

What was the Zimmerman Telegram?

Who was the U.S. president during WWI?

What was the purpose of Wilson’s Fourteen Points?

Which treaty officially ended WWI?

Match the term: German submarine sank this British passenger ship in 1915.

Match the term: Fighting style characterized by long ditches and stalemates.

Match the term: Agreement to stop fighting, signed on November 11, 1918.

Match the term: Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Ottoman Empire alliance.

Match the term: Wilson’s plan for peace after WWI.

Why did trench warfare lead to stalemates?

How did propaganda affect life on the U.S. home front?

Why did the Treaty of Versailles create tension after the war?