World War I Review

The treaty of Versailles was signed by representatives of the U.S, France, Britain, and ...

• Germany

• Italy

• Russia

• Belgium

In World War I, the new strategy of trench warfare was an effective way to...

• exchange secret messages

• camouflage the soldiers in the wilderness

• isolate soldiers suffering from contagious diseases

• defend a position by fighting from within deep ditches

Which statement describes one of Woodrow Wilson's most significant accomplishments?

• He was awarded a Purple Heart for his bravery during WWI

• He served as a general in the Civil War

• He won the Nobel Peace Prize for his role in founding the League of Nations

• He did not support the Treaty of Versailles

The purpose of the Liberty Bonds issued by the U.S. government before WWI was to...

• Relieve the tax burden on working families

• Suppress anti-war propaganda

• Support the allies

• Aid in the reconstruction of European Cities

The aggressive strengthening of armed forces is known as...

• militarism

• nationalism

• communism

• capitalism

Which nation was the last to surrender to the Allied Forces in 1918?

• Austria-Hungary

• Bulgaria

• Germany

• the Ottoman Empire

When American soldiers arrived in Europe in 1917, the...

• Russians were advancing against Germany

• Allies were dangerously near defeat

• Germans were retreating from Paris

• Allies were pummeling the German Navy at sea

How did the convoy system help allies at sea?

• It hurt German troops, making them vulnerable to Allied attacks

• It allowed the Allies to infiltrate enemy trenches with air missiles

• It helped the Allies encode and send messages that the Germans could not crack

• It allowed destroyers to escort and protect groups of Allied merchant ships

The selective service act passed in 1917 required...

• the segregation of military units

• the ban of any kind of anti-war campaign

• the training of African American men as officers

• men between the ages of 21 and 30 to register to be drafted

Which term is defined by feelings of intense patriotism?

• Neutrality

• Militarism

• Nationalism

• Imperialism