WorksheetsChapter 8 EXAM
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 43mins
Which European nation formed an alliance with France in 1893 in which each nation promised to protect if it was attacked?
Russia
Germany
USA
Italy
In the 1800s nationalism inspired people....
have fun in the streets
support Germany
who shared a language or culture to unite politically
not agree with the government
The assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand affected Europe....
by leading Austria-Hungary to declare war with Serbia
by causing a fight in the Serbia government
by making everyone sad
by causing the USA to join the war
A stalemate is a situation in which
everyone wins
no side can win a decisive victory
one loses & one wins
a person sees his friend
In early 1900s France, Russia, & Britain were know as the
Allied Powers
Axis Powers
Ancestry Power
American Powers
In World War I the new strategy of trench warfare was an effective way....
to stay hidden
defend a position by fighting from with deep ditches
to lay down to rest
to eat meals
Americans bought Liberty Bonds during WWI to help
pay for guns
the Allied war efforts in the form of billions of dollars in loans
the Axis Powers pay their bills
save the Liberty Bell
How did WWI help strengthen unions in the US?
because labor was scarce, workers were able to demand better wages and working conditions
because no on was working
because the business owners felt bad for everyone
because everyone was working out and getting stronger
One cause of tension in Europe in the early 1900s was the rise of pride in one's country, or _____________________.
nationalism
stalemate
influenze
armistice
In May 1915 a German U-Boat sank the __________________ a British passenger liner.
Liberty Bonds
Lusitania
Fourteen Points
Zimmermann
Money from the sale of _____________________ provided billions in US loans to the Allies.
Liberty Bonds
Liberty Bucks
Liberty Bell
Liberty Billions
In July 1918 German generals launched their final offensive - a last attempt to cross the ____________ River.
Maine
Marne
Maggie
Milk
On June 28 1914 __________________ heir to the throne of ___________ was killed by a 19 year old Serb nationalist.
Archduke Francis Ferdinand, Austria-Hungary
Franz Josef, Germany
Gavrilo Princip, Serbia
Henry Cabot Lodge, USA
The use of _________________________ was a large part of what made WWI so long & deadly.
airplanes
u-boats
machine guns
trench warfare
Because of a labor shortage during WWI, US factories hired more then a million _____________.
women
children
African Americans
nationalism
After a year of vicious fighting WWI had became a _________________, a situation in which neither side can win a decisive victory.
stalemate
reparations
truce
resolved
Woodrow Wilson's _________________ was a list of specific proposals for postwar peace.
Twelve Points
Ten Points
Fourteen Points
One Point
In 1918 a worldwide _________________ epidemic broke out, killing approximately 30 million people around the world.
cholera
chicken pox
cold
influenza
restricted free speech in the US during wartime
15th Amendment
Sussex Pledge
Sedition Act of 1918
Zimmermann Note
secret telegram in which Germany offered Mexico US territory of they would join the Central Powers & help attack the US
Germany/Mexico Note
Abby Note
Sussex Pledge
Zimmermann Note
truce that ended active warfare and paved the way for a peace treaty
armistice
reparations
deal
trench
Serb nationalist whose action started WWI
Francis Ferdinand
Henry Cabot Lodge
Gavrilo Princip
Woodrow Wilson
leader of Republican opposition in the US Senate to the Treaty of Versailles
Woodrow Wilson
Henry Cabot Lodge
John Pershing
Kaiser Wilhelm II
German submarines used to attack Allied & neutral ships
Y-boats
O-boats
J-boats
U-boats
German agreement not to attack merchant ships without warning
Zimmermann Deal
Sussex Pledge
Safety Pledge
Armistice Deal
payments for war damages
armistice
influenza
reparations
stalemate
Russian peace treaty with the Central Powers
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
Treaty of Russia
Treaty of Princip
Treaty of Austria-Hungary
US troops who fought in Europe in WWI
American Troops
American Expeditionary
American Believers
American Fighters
President Woodrow Wilson was such an important leader because he.....
was awarded a Purple Heart for his bravery during WWI
won the presidency with his popularity
won the Nobel Peace Prize for his role in founding the League of Nations
served as a powerful general during the Civil War
One of the goals of President Wilson's Fourteen Points was to
reduce free shipping
resolve colonial claims
create secret alliances
increase the size of armies and navies
Why did Russia end its involvement in WWI in 1918?
Russia had obtained the desired territories
The Bolsheviks refused to join forces with the Americans
Russia was weakened by internal conflicts
The czar proclaimed Russia's neutrality
Why did Americans grow their own "victory gardens" at home after the US joined WWI?
the men who would have been farming were drafted
Food became much more expensive during the war
it was a way of showing their support for the troops
It allowed more farm crops to go to soldiers at the front
What hardships did American soldiers face in WWI?
They were forced to live amongst rats, lice, and the bodies of dead soldiers.
They were forced to fight alongside French troops who often mistreated them
They were malnourished and ofter contracted Lyme disease
Their training was insufficient for battle against the Central Powers
When General John J Pershing and the AEF under his command arrived in Europe he demanded that his troops....
be outfitted in new uniforms and boots
take over all fighting in France
receive three months of training
be supplied with the latest weapons
Conflict over which issue led to the failure of the Treaty of Versailles in the US Senate?
removing trade barriers between the US and Europe
the amount of reparations Germany should have to pay
ending secret agreements between the US and its allies
US military commitment to the League of Nations
The Treaty of Versailles signed by President Wilson raised concerns of republicans such as Henry Cabot Lodge about the....
reshaping of eastern European boundaries
control of France over German territories
role of the Allies in the new independent countries
power of the League of Nations to declare war
How did the Bolsheviks affect Russia's involvement in WWI?
They forced the czar to sign a treaty to make Russia cease fighting
They overthrew the Russian government and refused to pay the army, ending Russia's military role in the war
They forced the US to send aid to the Russia in exchange for Russia's allegiance
Their overthrow of the Russian government sparked a civil war, which led to Russia's withdrawal from WWI
When the US entered WWI, General John J Pershing insisted that the American Expeditionary Force....
join French & British units
fight as a separate army
enter the conflict as soon as possible
hire only experienced volunteers
What event in early 1918 gave Germany new hope of winning the war?
Russia signed a peace treaty with the Central Powers and withdrew from the war
The US military postponed the deadline for sending troops into combat
The German army won a major victory at the Second Battle of the Marne
Food riots and deserting troops were becoming more and more common in France
Why was the addition of General John J Pershing's troops to the French army a major turning point in the war?
The two forces signed a treaty ending WWI
It won the US the prizes Croix de Guerre
It kept German troops from crossing the Marne River, halting their offense
the troops provided much-needed opposition to the Herlem Hellfighters
What led Kaiser Wilhelm II to give up his throne and flee to the Netherlands?
the huge number of dead and wounded German soldiers
the capture of Germany's big gun by Allied troops
Austria-Hungary's peace agreement with the Allis, and starvation and rioting in Germany
Bulgaria's strong desire to attack the US army
The Treaty of Versailles was signed by representatives of the United States, France, Britain, and
Italy
Russia
Belgium
Germany
The convey system helped the Allies at seas by...
making German troops vulnerable to Allied attacks
helping the Allies encode and send messages that the Germans could not crack
enabling destroyers to escort and protect groups of Allied merchant ships
allowing the Allies to infiltrate enemy trenches with air missiles
