Alabama: Week 22

Which two Alabama military bases have been converted to be used by animals?

• Anniston Army Depot and Fort Rucker

• Forts Morgan and Gaines

• Marion Military Institute and Mobile Naval Academy

• Fort McClellan and Camp Sheridan

Which two Alabama military installations date back to the Civil War?

• Anniston Army Depot and Fort Rucker

• Forts Morgan and Gaines

• Marion Military Institute and Mobile Naval Academy

• Fort McClellan and Camp Sheridan

The Marion Military Institute started the                          .

• Air Force Training Program

• Central Intelligence Agency

• Reserve Officers Training Program

• Aviation Training Center

Why did the United States join World War I?

• The Ottoman Empire had cut off America’s oil supply.

• Austria-Hungary shot down American airplanes that flew through its airspace.

• German U-boats were attacking American ships.

• Serbia started bombing Florida from Cuba.

Wilson Dam provided electric power to                                    .

• iron and steel factories

• nitrate plants

• textile mills

• sawmills

Liberty bonds helped                              .

• pay for the war

• capture enemy soldiers

• pay for the Statue of Liberty’s pedestal

• make documentary films about the war

What is another name for World War I?

• Fourteen Points

• Nobel Peace Prize

• Wilson’s War

• the Great War

What do we now call Armistice Day?

• Veterans Day

• Memorial Day

• Woodrow Wilson Day

• Labor Day

What was the main goal of the League of Nations?

• to lead to peace in Europe

• to protect the independence of all states (nations) great and small

• to set up Wilson’s ideals for achieving world peace

• to list the reasons why the U.S. should not take part in World War I

World War I was one of the first times in American history when war was waged                            .

• by the U.S. in all European countries simultaneously

• by Britain in all countries of Africa simultaneously

• simultaneously on the sea, land, and air

• simultaneously under the sea and under the ground