Unit 5 - Day 2: WWI: at Home and Abroad (quizizz)

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was NOT a key factor leading to the U.S. entry into World War I?

• German submarine warfare

• Zimmermann Telegram

• Economic ties with Allied Powers

• Treaty of Versailles

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was a result of the Selective Service Act of 1917?

• All men aged 21-30 were required to register for the draft.

• Women were allowed to serve in combat roles.

• The U.S. withdrew from World War I.

• The draft was abolished.

Multiple Select

Which of the following were responsibilities of the War Industries Board and the Food Administration during World War I?

MARK TWO

• Controlled industrial production

• Promoted Victory Gardens

• Implemented 'lightless nights'

• Organized military training

Multiple Choice

How did Liberty Bond campaigns and new taxes help finance the war effort in the United States?

• They provided essential funding for the U.S. war effort and encouraging public investment.

• They eliminated the need for any additional funding.
• They were used to purchase foreign weapons.
• They increased military recruitment efforts.

Multiple Choice

The Committee on Public Information used posters and ___ to generate public support for the war.

• songs
• speeches
• books
• films

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was an impact of increased industrial employment for women during World War I?

• Strengthened the suffrage movement

• Decreased workplace capabilities

• Reduced government service opportunities

• Ended the nursing corps

Multiple Choice

How did the Great Migration change population demographics in the USA?

• The Great Migration led to a decrease in the rural population in the South.
• It resulted in a uniform population distribution across the country.
• The Great Migration had no significant impact on cultural diversity.
• The Great Migration increased the African American population in the North and West.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was a long-term impact of Mexican American contributions during the war?

• Permanent communities formed

• Decrease in agricultural jobs

• Reduction in cultural influence

• Decline in Southwest demographics

Multiple Choice

How did Americans respond to prejudice and discrimination against German-Americans during World War I?

• They changed German names of people, roads, towns, and foods to more "American" names

• They increased German language schools

• They formed new political parties

• They moved back to Germany

Multiple Choice

How did the Espionage Act of 1917 and the Sedition Act of 1918 affected civil rights in the United States.

• They restricted civil rights by criminalizing dissent and suppressing free speech.

• They protected dissenting opinions during wartime.
• They had no impact on civil rights in the United States.
• They expanded civil rights by promoting free speech.

Multiple Choice

The Supreme Court case Schenck v. United States established the 'clear and present ___' test for limiting free speech during wartime.

• threat
• risk
• situation
• danger

Multiple Choice

Which major battle marked the first large-scale American-led offensive of World War I, successfully eliminating a long-held German salient and securing a vital railway?

• Saint-Mihiel

• Château-Thierry

• Meuse-Argonne

• Verdun

Multiple Choice

Why was Russia NOT part of the Paris Peace Talks at the end of WWI?

• Russia was not part of the Paris Peace Talks because it had exited WWI after the Bolshevik Revolution.
• Russia was still fighting in WWI during the talks.
• Russia was invited but chose to attend a different conference.
• Russia was part of the talks but refused to sign any agreements.

Multiple Select

Select ALL the consequences of World War I mentioned in the slides?

MARK THREE

• Over 16 million dead globally

• Four empires collapsed

• No American casualties

• 20 million wounded

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was a domestic change in the United States as a result of World War I?

• Women's suffrage advanced

• U.S. became world power

• Immigration patterns altered

• Set stage for WWII