Chapter 13 Complete Test

Front

Which statement correctly describes the Central and Allied powers before World War I? Options: The Central Powers wanted to take over other countries, but the Allied Powers wanted to stay out of world issues. The Central Powers believed in supporting their own countries, while the Allied Powers focused on building strong armies. Both the Central and Allied Powers wanted to gain more land, but the Central Powers also built up strong armies. The Allied Powers focused on building strong armies, while the Central Powers only wanted to take over more land.

Back

Both the Central and Allied Powers wanted to gain more land, but the Central Powers also built up strong armies.

Front

After the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand, more countries entered the war because of _________.

Back

alliances

Front

Which statement correctly completes the graphic organizer? Options: The United States was attacked., Germany sank the US passenger ship, the Lusitania., Great Britain and several other Allied Powers convinced the United States to fight., President Wilson and Congress gave in to the significant public pressure to join the war effort.

Back

Germany sank the US passenger ship, the Lusitania.

Front

To reduce the number of casualties during the war, both sides ___________________. However, this could not protect soldiers from new weapons such as _____________.

Back

dug trenches, poison gas.

Front

What process made it possible for industries to produce more products than were needed?

Back

mass production

Front

What does this bar graph show?

Back

the drop in stock prices that began in 1929

Front

What is one of the ways that President Hoover tried to improve the economy during the Great Depression?

Back

He urged Congress to put money into building roads and bridges.

Front

Farming became difficult in the 1930s due to a _______________.

Back

drought

Front

What was President Roosevelt’s plan for getting the country out of the Great Depression?

Back

The New Deal

Front

What does this image have to do with the New Deal?

Back

It is a mural that was paid for by the government.