Weekly Quiz #8 - End of WWI Unit

Question #1: True or False: In 1914, Woodrow Wilson wanted the U.S. to get involved in WWI

• True

• False

Question #2: True or False - Propaganda was used to "sell the war" to the American public according to David Mihaly.

• True

• False

Question #3: True or False: By April 2, 1917, Woodrow Wilson wanted the U.S to get involved in WWI.

• True

• False

Question #4: True or False: Woodrow Wilson took action to protect African Americans from racial violence and riots in Houston and East St. Louis during WWI.

• True

• False

Question 5: True or False: Woodrow Wilson approved of the usage of propaganda to change the American public's view on entering the war because he ran on a reelection campaign to keep the "U.S. out of the war" and had to backpedal on his promise to the American people.

• True

• False

Question #6: Historian Howard Zinn accuses the U.S. of not having innocent cargo aboard the Titanic shipliner.

• True

• False

Question 7: True or False: Life in the trenches was like heaven for soldiers on both sides of the war. Circumstances were ideal and life was peaceful and stress free.

• True

• False

Question 8: True or False: The soldiers had no responsibilities or routines and procedures to complete every day.

• True

• False

Question 9: True or False: The Harlem Hellfighters, Henry Johnson and Needham Roberts were awarded the highest medals for the U.S. Army during WWI.

• True

• False

Question 10: True or False: The Harlem Hellfighters of the 15th National Guard unit were segregated from their white counterparts.

• True

• False