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What was the main worry that Americans had about joining the League of Nations?

• the US might get dragged into another war

• the US would have to pay for most of the cost

• Germany would be a member of the league

• the US would have to host its headquarters

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All of the following were contributing factors to the US entering WWI except

• unrestricted submarine warfare

• freedom of the seas

• the Zimmerman telegram

• the spread of socialism

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The political cartoon refers to which cause of the the US entering the war?

• Zimmerman telegram

• sinking of the Louisitania

• unrestricted submarine warfare

• the Roosevelt Corollary

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In what way did WWI impact the movement for women's suffrage?

• only women involved enlisted in the military could vote during WWI

• the women factory workers were leaders in National Women's Suffrage Association

• women finally received the right to vote due to their help in the war effort

• women industrial workers threatened to strike during the war if they did not receive the right to vote

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Where did the assaassination that started World War One take place?

• Sarajevo

• Belgrade

• Vienna

• Berlin

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How did the military technology shown in this photo impact World War 1

• It increased casualty rates

• More firepower led to a shorter war

• More soldiers were required to protect an area of land

• Weapons made less noise than in previous wars

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Fighting from deep ditches protected by barbed wire

• Chemical Warfare

• Trench Warfare

• Air Warfare

• Naval Warfare

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What was the Western Front?

• Stretch of land between Russia and Germany where soldiers dug trenches and fought WWI

• Stretch of land between Germany and France where soldiers dug trenches and fought WWI

• Name given to the Europe theater where most of the fighting in WWI took place

• Land located between enemy trenches that was extremely dangerous and no man could survive

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What was 'no mans land'?

• countries that weren't involved in the war

• the area inside a trench

• the old name for australia

• the area between the opposing sides trenches

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The Triple Alliance was also known as the...

• Allied Powers

• Central Powers

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The Triple Alliance consisted of what countries?

• Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy

• Germany, Japan, Italy

• United States, England, Poland

• Japan, China, Russia

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The Triple Entente was also known as the...

• Central Powers

• Allied Powers

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The Lusitania was torpedoed by _________

• Russia

• Germany

• France

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The sinking of the ______ had the most to do with American entry into World War One.

• Bismarck
• Lusitania
• Titanic
• Queen Mary

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The American president during World War One was...

• Teddy Roosevelt
• Franklin Roosevelt
• William Howard Taft
• Woodrow Wilson

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The Zimmerman Telegram was sent to...

• Germany
• The United States
• Mexico
• Britain

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What were the MAIN causes of WW1

• Militarism, Antagonism, Imperialism, Nationalism

• Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism

• Militarism, Alliances, Interrogation, Nationalism

• Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nepotism

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What year did World War One end?

• 1916

• 1917

• 1918

• 1919

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This Alliance included Britain, France and Russia

• Triple Alliance

• Triple Entente

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The Zimmerman Telegram was sent to...

• Germany
• The United States
• Mexico
• Britain

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   Whose death sparked World War I?

• Kaiser Wilhelm II

• Emperor Franz Josef

• Archduke Franz Ferdinand

• Tsar Nicholas II

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Where did the assaassination that started World War One take place?

• Sarajevo

• Belgrade

• Vienna

• Berlin

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One cause of the war was EXTREME devotion to the interests and culture's of one's nation called

• countryism

• nationalism

• patriotism

• socialism

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Imperialism caused

• increased efforts to solve problems between countries

• decreased competition between countries

• increased competition between countries

• decreased tension between countries

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Which continent did most of the fighting of World War I take place?

• England

• France

• North America

• Europe

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What does "neutral" mean?

• taking sides
• not taking sides

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Organization of a nation's armed forces for active military service in time of war or other national emergency

• Entente

• Propaganda

• Front

• Mobilization

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An agreement to stop fighting a war

• Armistice

• Fourteen Points

• Trench Warfare

• Reparations

• U Boats

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Military submarines operated by Germany during WWI.

• Armistice

• Fourteen Points

• Treaty of Versailles

• Reparations

• U Boats

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The peace treaty that ended the war between Germany and the Allied Powers.

• Armistice

• Fourteen Points

• Treaty of Versailles

• Reparations

• U Boats

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how long did world war one last

• 4 years

• 18 months

• 3 years

• 2.5 years

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when did world war one start

• 1918

• 1914

• 1438

• 1924

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a system or policy of one country taking control of other countries using force and diplomacy.

• militarism

• imperialism

• nationalism

• alliance

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to join the armed forces.

• ration

• trench

• enlist

• propaganda

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a set amount of food or supplies given out, especially during war.

• propaganda

• trench

• ration

• enlist

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false or biased information that is used to make the general public feel a certain way about a political issue or situation.

• trench

• enlist

• ration

• propaganda