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WorksheetsWWI (CHS/2019)
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 28mins
American Troops were nicknamed
Devil Dogs
Doughboys
Grunts
Huns
The Leader of American Troops in Europe
Marquis Lafayette
George Patton
John Pershing
Sgt. York
Adolf Hitler fought in World War I (one), winning medals for bravery and was wounded twice
True
False
Huh?
Hitler was not in WWI
Famous quote spoken by American General when he arrived in Paris
they fought like Teufelhundens
Don't wait for the Draft, Volunteer
Lafayette, We are here
Halt the Huns
Who was the Highest decorated soldier of World War I, winning the Medal of Honor
Marquis Lafayette
John Pershing
Kasier Wilhelm
Alvin York
The Battle of Argonne Forest was
the first time American Troops enter German Soil
the last time Americans would be Germans
not important
a German Victory
America faced a what during the early part of the war
to many workers
Labor Unions
Labor Shortage
to many immigrants
One reason behind the labor shortage
most men off fighting the war
The work was to hard
too many immigrants
people didn't want to support the war
The labor shortage in America provided more job opportunities for
Minorities & Women
Soldiers & Sailors
Chinese & Latin Immigrants
French & English
African Americans moving North to find better jobs created by the labor shortage is known as
The Big Move
The Big Expansion
The Great Migration
The Civil Rights Movement
Sold to raise money for the war
Victory Gardens
War Bonds
Propaganda Poster
Liberty Cabbage
Another name for War bonds was
Victory Gardens
Liberty Sausage
Propaganda
Liberty Bonds
Americans were urged to_________ as much as possible
Buy German Products
Eat plenty of meat & Pork
Use more Wheat
Conserve Food
Made it illegal to say, print, or write anything illegal about the war
espionage act
homestead act
Sabotage and Sedition Act
Immigration Act
observed on November 11th every year
Armistice Day
Memorial Day
Labor Day
Boxing Day
President Woodrow Wilson's plan for peace after the war was known as
The Schiefflen Plan
The Armistice
The Fourteen points
The Great Migration
Treaty that disarmed Germany
Berlin
Lafayette
Paris
Versailles
President Woodrow Wilson wanted to create The ______________ as part of his peace plan
The Euro League
League to end all wars
League of Nations
The Allied powers
All of the following are results of WWI except
Europe lay in Ruins
close to 20 million dead
millions of wounded soldiers
Germany wins the War
Established the draft
World War I
Homestead Act
The Schliefflen Plan
Selective Service Act
World War I had no Impact on American Life
False
True
HuH?
I'm lostThis is a wrong answer I'm lostThis is a wrong answer
Gavilo Princep was
young American who killed Ferdindnad
Serbian who killed Hiter
Serbian who became President
Serbian who killed Ferdinad
Defense agreements among nations are called
Alliance Systems
Militarism
Nationalism
Entente
Area between trenches where many many men were killed
going over the top
nobody's world
Area 51
No man's land
Area where Archduke Fran Ferdinand was shot and killed
France
Italy
Bosnia
Austria-Hungary
A feeling of intense loyalty to one's country or group is called
Alliance
Alliance
Nationalism
Entente
The Schliefflen Plan called for _______________ to be attacked first
Serbia
France
Germany
Russia
Early on, most Americans including the President wanted the U.S. t
enter the war
bomb Germany
Remain Neutral
attack Great Britain
A German U-boat torpedoed the ______________thousands people and outraging American
Sussex
Titanic
The Maine
Luistania
Which single event caused the outbreak of WWI
Sinking of the Luistania
Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand
Alliances
no one event caused the war to start
who shot Archduke Fran Ferdinand
Vladmir Lenin
Kaiser Wilhelm
Gavrilo Princip
Woodrow Wilson
Russian Leader who took Russia out of WWI
Vladamir Lenin
Joseph Stalin
Woodrow Wilson
Gavrilo Princip
Great Britain, France and Russia initially formed the
Central Powers
Triple Alliance
Triple Entente
Axis POwers
Triple Alliance
Germany, Serbia, Austria-Hungary
Germany, Ottomen Empire, Austria Hungary
Italy, Germany, France
Italy, Austria-Hungary, Germany
All of the following are parts of the Zimmerman telegram except
intercepted by British
Sent by Germans
proposed an alliance between Mexico and Germany
Americans failed to notice
what caused the war to spread so rapidly
Imperialism
nationalism
alliances
balance of power
The Schliefflen Plan was
Serbian Plan for war
very successful
a plan between Germany and Mexico
a failure
Russia leaving the war was important because
The U.S would not fight alongside Russia
fewer supplies would be needed to fight the war
Germany could now focus only on the Western Front
Germany could not focus only on the Western Front
The building up of military strengths is known as
nationalism
Militarism
Imperialism
Alliances
All our part of the Schliefflen plan except
Hungarian plan for war
quick attack of France
attack would go through Belgium
focus on Russia second
a devotion to the interests and culture of one’s nation
Nationalism
Convoy System
Militarism
Allies
No Man’s Land
the protection of merchant ships from U-boat—German submarine—attacks by having the ships travel in large groups escorted by warships
Nationalism
Convoy System
Militarism
Allies
No Man’s Land
the policy of building up armed forces in aggressive preparedness for war and their use as a tool of diplomacy
Nationalism
Convoy System
Militarism
Allies
No Man’s Land
in World War I, the group of nations—originally consisting of Great Britain, France, and Russia and later joined by the United States, Italy, and others—that opposed the Central Powers
Nationalism
Convoy System
Militarism
Allies
No Man’s Land
an unoccupied region between opposing armies
Nationalism
Convoy System
Militarism
Allies
No Man’s Land
military operations in which the opposing forces attack and counterattack from systems of fortified ditches rather than on an open battlefield
Trench Warfare
Conscientious Objector
War Industries Board
Propaganda
Espionage and Sedition Acts
a person who refuses, on moral grounds, to participate in warfare
Trench Warfare
Conscientious Objector
War Industries Board
Propaganda
Espionage and Sedition Acts
an agency established during World War I to increase efficiency and discourage waste in war-related industries
Trench Warfare
Conscientious Objector
War Industries Board
Propaganda
Espionage and Sedition Acts
a kind of biased communication designed to influence people’s thoughts and actions
Trench Warfare
Conscientious Objector
War Industries Board
Propaganda
Espionage and Sedition Acts
two laws, enacted in 1917 and 1918, that impose harsh penalties on anyone interfering with or speaking against U.S. participation in World War I
Trench Warfare
Conscientious Objector
War Industries Board
Propaganda
Espionage and Sedition Acts
the compensation paid by a defeat-ed nation for the damage or injury inflicted during a war.
Reparations
Conscientious Objector
War Industries Board
Propaganda
Espionage and Sedition Acts
a provision in the Treaty of Versailles by which Ger many acknowledged that it alone was responsible for World War I
Reparations
Conscientious Objector
War-guilt clause
Propaganda
Espionage and Sedition Acts
