World War I Quiz

What happened to the Lusitania? Why was it important?

• It was sunk by British forces.

• It was torpedoed by a German submarine.

• It was hit by friendly fire.

• It sank due to a storm.

What are people's perceptions of war in 1914?

• Long-lasting peace and prosperity.

• Short-lived and glorious conflict.

• Avoidance of military conflicts.

• Complete avoidance of war.

What were the realities of WWI?

• Short-lived and bloodless battles.

• Brutal trench warfare and high casualties.

• Peaceful negotiations and agreements.

• Quick resolution and minimal casualties.

What is the "Massacre of the Innocents"?

• A battle strategy.

• A peace treaty.

• The impact of WWI on young soldiers.

• An international agreement.

What is America's position at the beginning of the war?

• Neutral

• Allied with Germany

• Allied with France

• Allied with Britain

How did the assembly line affect the making of cars?

• Decreased efficiency.

• Increased efficiency and production.

• No impact.

• Increased costs.

How do Americans become exposed to the war in Europe? How is it portrayed?

• Through propaganda and media coverage.

• Through personal experiences.

• Through diplomatic channels.

• Through cultural exchanges.

Why was the war in Europe good for Americans in the beginning?

• It led to peace agreements.

• It increased economic opportunities.

• It reduced trade.

• It isolated America.

What is a war of attrition and how does WWI fit this definition?

• Quick and decisive conflict.

• Prolonged conflict to wear down resources.

• Peaceful negotiations.

• Limited casualties.

What were some of the new weapons of WWI and what was the result?

• Swords and shields, leading to less bloodshed.

• Poison gas, tanks, and airplanes, increasing casualties.

• No new weapons were introduced.

• Peaceful resolutions.