WWI Test Review 24-25

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What was the name of the U.S.-designed peace plan designed to promote worldwide cooperation following WWI? Options: The Treaty of Versailles, The League of Nations, The New Deal, The Fourteen Points

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The Fourteen Points

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When President Wilson presented the Treaty of Versailles to the U.S. Senate, senators divided into three groups: Democrats who supported ratification, Isolationists who rejected it, and...

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reservationists, insisting on changes to the Treaty.

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What countries formed the Allied Powers?

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Great Britain, France and Russia

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Which of the following countries suffered the most casualties in World War I? Great Britain, Russia, France, United States

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Russia

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How was the United States' entry into WWI in 1917 a change in U.S. foreign policy?

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It signaled a move from isolationism and neutrality to international involvement.

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Which of the following describes the Treaty of Versailles? It prevented the U.S. from joining the League of Nations, It gave Britain and France control over Germany, It forced Russia to give up much of its land to Germany, It contributed to the start of WWII because it treated Germany so harshly

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It contributed to the start of WWII because it treated Germany so harshly

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The Zimmerman Telegram exposed the German plan to

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create a military alliance between Germany and Mexico if the U.S. entered World War I against Germany.

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The Sedition Act, passed by Congress in 1917, made it illegal to print or publish disloyal criticism of the government.

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print or publish disloyal criticism of the government

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Between 1900 to 1914, Germany tripled its spending on warships, making it Europe's 2nd strongest Navy. This is an example of:

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Militarism

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Between 1918 and 1919 nearly 700,000 Americans lost their lives because of: battlefield wounds, poison gas, submarine warfare, influenza.

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influenza