Chapter 5

Soldiers dug trenches ...

• Because they desired to make the war last longer

• So they would not have to fight

• As a way to avoid machine gun fire

• As a way to dig away from the enemy line

This battle turned the tide for the Allies, Americans led the attack that pushed the Germans back to Saint-Mihiel France.

• Battle of the Argonne Forest

• Battle of North Africa

• Battle of Stalingrad

• Battle of the Bulge

The feeling of intense pride in one’s homeland.

• Military Buildup or Militarism

• Imperialism

• Alliances

• Nationalism

Who was the president of the United States during WWI?

• David Lloyd George

• Woodrow Wilson

• Alvin York

• John Pershing

What were the causes of WWI?

• Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism, Economics

• Militia, Airplanes, Industrialization, Nationalism, Economics

• Maine, Alliances, Immigration, Nativism, Elevation

• Militarism, Airplanes, Industrialization, Nationalism, Economics

Which of the following is an accurate explanation of why alliances would cause a world war?

• Isolationism causes countries to be viewed as suspicious.

• Trade causes countries to be interdependent.

• A strong military causes countries to want to fight.

• If a country you are allied with goes to war it pulls your country in.

This imposed punishment for any expression of disloyalty to the American Government.

• Alien Act

• Sedition Act

• War Industries Board

• Lever Act

What did the U.S. sell to help finance the cost of the war?

• Freedom Fries

• Machine Guns

• Liberty Bonds

• Part of Alaska

What was the name of the peace treaty that ended WWI?

• Treaty of Brest-Litsvok

• Treaty of Paris

• 14 Point Treaty

• Treaty of Versailles

What was the name of the British steam liner sunk by a German U-Boat in which 128 Americans died? This is considered one of the reasons the US entered the war.

• Arabic

• Lusitania

• Sussex

• Titanic