WWI and WWI on the Homefront

The Great Migration refers to the shift of the African­American  population from the

• rural South to the rural North
• rural North to the rural South
• urban South to the urban North
• rural South to the urban North

This law imposed sentences of up to 25 years on anyone found guilty of aiding the enemy, obstructing recruitment of soldiers, or encouraging disloyalty.

• Lever Food and Fuel Control Act

• Espionage Act

• Sedition Act

• Liberty Loan Act

made it a crime to write, print, utter, or publish criticism of the president of government

• Lever Food and Fuel Control Act

• Espionage Act

• Sedition Act

• Liberty Loan Act

Where did the Allied Powers meet to create a treaty at the end of WWI?

• Berlin, Germany
• Versailles, France
• Congress of Vienna
• the United States

What was President Wilson's proposed points called that he brought to Versailles?

• Fourteen Points
• Seven points
• Ten Points
• Two Points

Why did senator Henry Cabot Lodge oppose US membership in the League of Nations?

• He feared Americans would have to pay the costs of League operations
• He was alarmed that Wilson would be the League of Nations President
• He was concerned the League would force the US to reduce its Army
• He believed that League decisions would involve the US in foreign wars

Schenck v. the U.S. stated that freedom of speech can be limited if

• it hurts someone's feelings

• it presents a clear and present danger

• it cannot be limited at all.

The Supreme Court Schenck v. the U.S. concerned freedom of

• speech

• religion

• the press

Which is NOT a cause of US Entry into WWI

• Unrestricted Submarine Warfare

• Zimmerman Telegram

• US Involvement in the British War Effort

• Sinking of the USS Maine

Where did trench warfare take place?

• France

• Russia

• Mexico

• Japan