US troops begin to come home after World War I

The video discusses the fighting around Russian ports during WWI, the end of the war with the Treaty of Versailles, and the subsequent cessation of Allied forces' engagement with Bolshevik armies. It concludes with the evacuation of troops and their return to America by September 1919.

What was the significance of the fighting around the Russian ports during World War I?

• It marked the beginning of World War I.

• It was a key factor in the potential cooperation between Russia and Germany.

• It led to the immediate end of World War I.

• It resulted in the Treaty of Versailles.

What did the Treaty of Versailles signify for World War I?

• The beginning of German expansion.

• The official end of World War I.

• The continuation of the Allied forces' fight in Russia.

• The start of a new war.

Why did the Allied forces stop fighting against the Bolshevik armies in Russia?

• They were defeated by the Bolsheviks.

• The Treaty of Versailles removed the reason to continue fighting.

• They ran out of resources.

• They formed an alliance with the Bolsheviks.

When was the evacuation of Allied troops from Russia completed?

• September 1919

• November 1918

• March 1919

• July 1918

What happened to the Archangel troops after the evacuation?

• They joined the Bolshevik forces.

• They were sent to Germany.

• They returned to America.

• They stayed in Russia.