World War I and U.S. Involvement

When did President Woodrow Wilson officially declare the United States neutral in World War I?

• 1914

• 1915

• 1916

• 1917

What event led to the United States moving closer to war with Germany?

• The sinking of the Lusitania

• The Zimmerman Telegram

• Unrestricted submarine warfare

• The Russian Revolution

What was the German policy of attacking all ships without warning called?

• Unrestricted submarine warfare

• Isolationism

• Preparedness

• Espionage

What was the purpose of the Zimmerman Telegram?

• To ask Mexico to attack the US

• To negotiate peace with the US

• To warn the US about German attacks

• To propose an alliance with the US

What was the domestic impact of World War I known as?

• The Great Migration

• The Espionage Act

• The Sedition Act

• The Fourteen Points

Which act made it illegal to interfere with the draft or make disloyal statements?

• The Espionage Act

• The Sedition Act

• The Fourteen Points

• The Zimmerman Telegram

What was President Wilson's plan for creating a lasting peace called?

• The Fourteen Points

• The Espionage Act

• The Sedition Act

• The Zimmerman Telegram

What was the main reason for opposition to the League of Nations?

• Fear of future European conflicts

• Lack of support from other countries

• Opposition from President Wilson

• Isolationist sentiment

Who was one of the most vocal critics of the League of Nations?

• Senator Henry Cabot Lodge

• President Woodrow Wilson

• Senator Eugene Debs

• Senator Arthur Zimmerman

What was the final outcome of the United States' involvement in World War I?

• The United States officially entered the war

• The United States remained neutral

• The United States joined the League of Nations

• The United States signed the Treaty of Versailles