WW1 Vocabulary

Multiple Choice

Who were the Central Powers?

• Serbia, Russia France, Great Britain, Italy, several others

• U.S.A, Russia, Germany, Italy, Austria, Serbia

• Austria, Hungary, Germany, Ottoman empire,Bulgaria

• Indiana, Portugal, Indonesia, Spain, France, Washington D.C

Multiple Choice

Who were the Allies?

• Serbia, Russia France, Great Britain, Italy, several others

• U.S.A, Russia, Germany, Italy, Austria, Serbia

• Austria, Hungary, Germany, Ottoman empire,Bulgaria

• Indiana, Portugal, Indonesia, Spain, France, Washington D.C

Multiple Choice

What does neutrality mean?

• an end to fighting

• illegal to criticize war

• heavy fines and long prison time

• refusing to take sides

Multiple Choice

What does armistice mean?

• an end to fighting

• refusing to take sides

• in contact with the enemy

• a heavily guarded group of destroyers.

Multiple Choice

WHat is the definition of a Convoy system?

• forced Germany to accept blame for the war

• illegal to criticize war

• a heavily guarded group of destroyers escorted by merchant ships

• called for smaller military and no more secret treaties

Multiple Choice

What is propaganda?

• Propaganda is a form of unbiased news reporting.
• Propaganda is a type of entertainment used to distract the public.
• Propaganda refers to the scientific study of public opinion.
• Propaganda is opinions expressed for the purpose of influencing the actions of others.

Multiple Choice

What was the Espionage act?

• A military strategy used during the Cold War.
• A treaty signed to promote international espionage.
• The Espionage Act is a law that set heavy fines and long jail time for anti-war activites.

• A law passed in 1945 to regulate foreign trade.

Multiple Choice

What was the Seditions act?

• A regulation that allowed the government to censor newspapers.
• A treaty that established diplomatic relations with France.
• A law that encouraged free speech against the government.
• The Sedition Act was a law that made it illegal to criticize the war.

Multiple Choice

What was Wilson's Fourteen points speech?

• Wilson's Fourteen Points speech focused on economic sanctions against enemy nations.
• Wilson's Fourteen Points speech was a proposal for peace after World War I, wanting smaller military, and freedom of the sea

• Wilson's Fourteen Points speech was a declaration of war against Germany.
• Wilson's Fourteen Points speech was a call for immediate military intervention in Europe.

Multiple Choice

What was the treaty of Versailles?

• An agreement to start World War I.
• A trade deal between France and Germany.
• A treaty that ended World War II.
• The Treaty of Versailles was a treaty that made Germany accept the blame for the war.

Multiple Choice

What are Reparations?

• Reparations are penalties for criminal activities.
• Reparations are government subsidies for businesses.
• Reparations are a form of tax relief.
• Reparations are money that a defeated nation has to pay for the destruction caused in a war.