Assessment 6

What was the impact of the graphic shown above?

• Led the United States to join the Central Powers.

• Encouraged the United States to remain neutral.

• Led the United States to become involved in World War I.

• Forced the United States to cut economic ties to Great Britain.

Which statement best completes the graphic organizer below?

• Led to the United States joining the war effort.

• Encouraged the United States to remain neutral.

• The United States becomes a global power superpower.

• The United States sends the Zimmerman Telegram to Mexico.

What is the best title for the list below?

• Reasons for US involvement in WWI

• Reasons for the sinking of the Lusitania

• Reasons for Mexican involvement in WWI

• Reasons why the Zimmerman Telegram was sent

What is the best title for the list below?

• Axis Powers

• Allied Powers

• Central Powers

• Eastern Powers

Which country best completes the list below?

• Bulgaria

• Germany

• United States

• Ottoman Empire

Which of the following countries was a member of the Central Powers? Select the three (3) correct answers.

• Bulgaria

• Germany

• United States

• Ottoman Empire

Which of the following is true about African American soldiers during World War I?

• They served as part of an integrated armed forces.

• They were not allowed to enlist or serve during WWI.

• They were only allowed to serve as corpsmen and messmen.

• They were promoted to high ranking positions in the military.

Which statement best completes the graphic organizer below? Select the two (2) correct answers.

• United States joined the League of Nations

• United States ratified the Treaty of Versailles

• United States did not join the League of Nations

• United States did not ratify the Treaty of Versailles

Which of the following statements is the best title for the list below?

• Allied Powers

• Treaty of Paris

• Fourteen Points

• Treaty of Versailles

Which of the following statements best completes the list below?

• Treaty of Paris

• League of Nations

• Treaty of Versailles

• Global Superpower