Student Quiz

The Central Powers became allies, in part, because of the geographic location in Europe.

• True

• False

Wilson cited Germany's violations because they sought unrestricted submarine warfare.

• Wilson was correct in opposing unlimited warfare on the seas.

• Wilson was incorrect because there was no treaty.

• Wilson was correct because the "Treaty of Versailles" outlawed this type of war.

• All of the above are correct.

What was the most important impact on Germany in WWI when the United States entered the war?

• Fresh Troops

• European soldiers got a morale boost.

• Increase in food

• The US brought a bigger supply of ammunition.

As a result of WWI, trenches were sometimes dug as a diversion.

• True

• False

The USA's primary motivation for joining the Allies in WWI was

• US and France were allies.

• We practiced neutrality until the sinking of the Lusitania.

• Russia declared the USA as a terrorist state.

• Germany to help the US with its supply chain issues.

The League of Nations promoted cooperation and tried to achieve international consensus concerning what issue?

• International Peace and Security

• Limited War

• Trade and Commerce

• Housing and shelter

Due to WWI, the Austro-Hungarian Empire was broken up and drastically shrunk geographically.

• The Austro-Hungarian joined the Germans.

• The Austro-Hungarian Empire joined Russia.

• The Austro-Hungarian Empire joined the SUA.

• The Austro-Hungarian Empire broke into the following countries: Czechoslovakia, and Yugoslavia.

Did the United States remain neutral at the beginning of WWI?

• True

• False

How did the Zimmerman Telegram affect US entry into WWI?

• Proposed to create an alliance between Germany and Mexico.

• Made all nations seek world peace

• The US declared war on Japan.

• Teddy Roosevelt asked Woodrow Wilson to go to war with Germany.

What was the most important motivator for US entry into WWI?

• Heavy banking investment by US companies in France and Britain

• The loss of guns when the Lusitania sank

• The proposed alliance between the US and Austria

• All of the above.