International Conflicts WWI-Vietnam

Which of the following is NOT typically a way that the U.S might deal with international conflicts?

• Diplomacy

• Isolationism

• Military Action

• Peacekeeping Efforts

Which of the following is designed to help save lives, ease suffering, and protect humans.

• Peacekeeping Efforts

• Diplomacy

• Humanitarian Aid

• Military Action

Which of the following was a war between the Central Powers (Germany, Austria Hungary, Italy) vs. the Allied Powers (England, France, U.S) from 1914-1918

• WWI

• WWII

• Vietnam War

• Korean War

Why did the United States eventually join WWI?

• North Korea invaded South Korea in attempts to spread communism

• North Vietnam invaded South Vietnam in attempts to spread communism

• Germany killed 128 Americans in the sinking of the ship, The Lusitania

• The Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941, killing 2,500 Americans

WWII began largely in part due to...

• Germany, Japan, and Italy's desire to expand their empires

• Communism

• The assassination of the heir to the Austria-Hungary throne, Archduke Ferdinand

• Democracy

How did WWII end?

• Germany surrendered and the United States dropped two atomic bombs on Japan

• Germany surrendered and Japan dropped two atomic bombs on the United States

• Communism spread throughout the world rapidly and the war ended with an armistice

• The Allied and Axis powers reached an armistice, but no real resolution was found

What was the main driving force behind the Vietnam and Korean Wars?

• Communism

• Dictatorship

• Monarchy

• Armistice

In both the Vietnam and Korean wars, it was the North vs. the South. Which side of both countries were communist states?

• North

• South

• East

• West

Which country controlled Korea during WWII?

• Russia

• The United States

• Japan

• Vietnam

The Korean War lasted from 1950-1953. What was the outcome?

• The South won, the two sides rejoined and are now one country: Korea.

• The North won, the two sides rejoined and are now one country: The Communist State of Korea

• No resolution was reached, but the two Koreas signed an armistice and agreed to stop fighting

• No resolution was reached, war continues to this day.