Unit 7 Review World War I and the 1920s

Multiple Choice

Who did the Central Powers fight against during WWI?

• Entente Alliance
• Allied Powers
• Neutral Nations
• Axis Powers

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a consequence of a blockade?

• Increased trade opportunities.
• Improved diplomatic relations.
• Prevention of supplies reaching an enemy

  
  

• Increased import of goods

  
  

Multiple Choice

Who was the President of the United States during World War 1 (WWI)?

• Franklin D. Roosevelt
• Harry S. Truman
• Theodore Roosevelt
• Woodrow Wilson

Multiple Choice

What was the policy of unrestricted submarine warfare?

• Only merchant ships were targeted under this policy.
• Submarines could only attack enemy ships with prior notice.
• Submarines were required to surface before attacking.
• The policy of unrestricted submarine warfare allowed submarines to sink any ship without warning.

Multiple Choice

What does the prefix "sub" in submarine mean?

• Above or over
• Beside or next to
• Inside or within
• Under or below

Multiple Choice

What was the Lusitania?

• An American ship

  sunk by a German U-boat.

• A German battleship sunk by a British submarine in 1916.
• A luxury cruise ship that never set sail.

• An American cargo vessel attacked by pirates in 1914.

Multiple Choice

What phrase became a rallying cry for the US to join the war?

• Join the fight for freedom!
• Defend our homeland!
• Remember the Lustitaia!

• Protect our allies!

Multiple Choice

How did the Zimmerman Telegram affect American public opinion?

• It made Americans feel the US needed to enter the war

  
  

• It led to a peace movement in the US

  
  

• It caused Americans to support Germany

  
  

• It had no effect on American public opinion

  
  

Multiple Choice

What was the Great Migration?

• A relocation of Native Americans to reservations in the West.
• A campaign for civil rights in the 1960s.
• A mass movement of African Americans from the South to the North and West for better opportunities.
• A movement of European immigrants to America for job opportunities.

Multiple Choice

In socialism, who owns the land and things needed to make, transport, and sell goods and services?

• Private individuals
• Corporations
• The community and private owners

• Foreign governments

Multiple Choice

Which organization did Wilson's Fourteen Points call for the creation of?

• World Health Organization
• League of Nations
• United Nations
• International Monetary Fund

Multiple Choice

What was one of the key elements included in the peace treaty at the end of WWI?

• Reduction of military forces in France
• Formation of the League of Nations
• Recognition of Germany's colonies
• Wilson's Fourteen Points

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was NOT one of Wilson's Fourteen Points?

• Self-determination for all nations
• Freedom of the seas
• Establishment of the League of Nations
• Establisment of Global poower

Multiple Choice

What was the intended outcome of the 'Reduction of armaments' point?

• Decrease military power

  
  

• To promote the sale of arms and military technology.
• To encourage countries to build larger armies.
• To increase military spending and enhance national security.

Multiple Choice

Though President Wilson was able to convince European leaders of the value of the League of Nation, to his great disappointment, the plan caused great dissension in Congress. Massachusetts senator Henry Cabot Lodge stated, "I have loved but one flag and I can not share that devotion and give affection to the mongrel banner invented for a league." In the end the United States

• ratified the Treaty of Versailles

  
  

• failed to join the League of Nations

  
  

• agreed to join but only after Germany did not

  
  

• lobbied so hard that Europe dismissed the plan