Ch. 6.3A Lesson Review

Ch. 6.3A Lesson Review

Effects of WW1

• Germany was the enemy which meant.....

  • German Americans 'looked down' on

    • property vandalized

    • people arrested

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Why would people do this to fellow Americans?

Multiple Choice

Which group of Americans were looked down on as a result of WW1?

• Japanese Americans

• Irish Americans

• German Americans

Wobblies & WW1

• IWW did not support the war

• Thought that the war supported 'big' business (wealthy companies)

Draw

Draw a picture to show what big business (wealthy companies) had to do with the war?

Multiple Choice

True or False --

"The Wobblies supported WW1 the most in our state."

• True

• False

WW1 & Free Speech

• Espionage Act (1917).....

  • post office office could ban magazines and newspapers

  • fine/jail time for interfering with the draft

  • could not interfere with the war effort

WW1 & Free Speech

• Sedition Act (1918)....

• could not interfere with war effort

• could not insult (or encourage): government, flag, constitution, military

Multiple Choice

The Sedition Act and Espionage Act did not allow......

• insult of the flag

• people to interfere with the war effort

• all of the above

WW1 and Washington's Economy

• Farmers, loggers and food companies benefited

• Logging and shipbuilding became the 2nd largest industry in our state

Draw

Draw a picture to answer the following question:

What was it about these industries (farming, logging, ship building) that allowed them to benefit from a war?

Multiple Choice

True or False --

"Farming, logging, and food packaging benefited from the war."

• True

• False