World War I Test Review

The picture shown suggests that the United States

• should stop sinking enemy passenger ships.

• does not need to get involved in European affairs.

• will have its patience rewarded for staying out of war.

• needs to prevent German U-boats from during further harm.

Which of these was the MOST direct cause of World War I?

• the spread of communism

• ethnic tensions in Europe

• Japanese military expansion

• independence movements in colonies

The Treaty of Versailles brought an end to

• World War I.

• World War II.

• The French Revolution.

• The American Revolution.

Which of these is considered the "spark" that began World War I?

• The assassination of the heir to the Austrian throne

• Imperialistic competition among European nations.

• Military build-up in industrialized countries.

• The growth of European nationalism.

The issues listed in this diagram all led to the American involvement in what conflict?

• World War I

• World War II

• the Korean War

• the Vietnam War

Which of these was a factor in the U.S. entry in World War I?

• the halt of the German army

• the sinking of the Lusitania

• the signing of a peace agreement

• the death of the heir to the Italian throne

Which of these was NOT one of the major negotiators at the Versailles Conference following World War I?

• the Tsar of Russia

• the Premier of France

• The United States President

• the Prime Minister of England

One of the aims of the United States during World War I was

• the defeat of Japan.

• freedom of seas.

• the collection of reparations.

• the division of Germany into two countries.

Which of these was a factor in the United States entrance in World War I?

• the invasion of Poland

• Japan's invasion of China

• The Axis threat to the Panama Canal

• German unrestricted submarine warfare

According to Woodrow Wilson, the purpose of the League of Nations was

• to remove threat of future wars

• to prevent nuclear proliferation.

• to help the US gain more territories.

• to help promote prohibition in other countries.