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Exam 4 - Progressives & WWI Review

Total questions: 171

Worksheet time: 2hrs 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A state of extreme, aggressive military preparedness

a)

Alliances

b)

Imperialism

c)

Militarism

d)

Nationalism

2.

Loyalty and devotion to a nation

a)

Alliances

b)

Imperialism

c)

Militarism

d)

Nationalism

3.

The policy of forming and maintaining an empire, by establishing colonies and/or dominating the affairs of weaker nations

a)

Alliances

b)

Imperialism

c)

Militarism

d)

Nationalism

4.

A close association of nations acting together for a common objective

a)

Alliances

b)

Imperialism

c)

Militarism

d)

Nationalism

5.

What made WWI different and more deadly than previous wars?

a)

Faster Horses

b)

It was the first war ever

c)

It was a peaceful war

d)

The technology of weaponry

6.
During World War I, the Central Powers were
a)
Germany, Italy, and Japan
b)
Britain, France, and Russia
c)
Germany, Britain, and France
d)
Germany, Austria - Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire
7.
The Zimmerman Telegram can best be described by which of the following?
a)
Great Britain promised the U.S. that they would help them gain territories in Europe
b)
Mexico vowed to help the U.S.  and the Allies in World War I
c)
Germany asked Mexico to declare war on the U.S. to regain lost territories
d)
Russia withdrew from the war due to the revolution that was occurring in the country
8.
Who was the President of the United States during WWI?
a)
Woodrow Wilson
b)
Grover Cleveland
c)
Teddy Roosevelt
d)
Franklin D. Roosevelt
9.
In addition to the U.S., the Allies included:
a)
Great Britain, France, and Russia
b)
Great Britain, France, and Austria Hungary
c)
Germany, Russia, Great Britain
d)
Ottoman Empire, Germany, Russia
10.
Which of the following acts was passed in order to draft Americans into the war?
a)
The Selective Service Act
b)
Treaty of Versailles
c)
Roosevelt Corollary
d)
Fourteen Points
11.
What was the name of the British passenger boat that was sunk by German U-Boats?
a)
U.S.S. Maine
b)
Lusitania
c)
U.S.S. Admiral
d)
the Titanic
12.
Why did the U.S. sell "liberty bonds" during the war?
a)
To control wages and prices
b)
To raise money for the war
c)
To rally support for the war
d)
To conserve scarce resources
13.

Social reformers that pushed to make politics more inclusive, eliminate corruption, improve working conditions, and end child labor.

a)

Progressives

b)

Communists

c)

Robber Barons

d)

Captains of Industry

14.

What famous event led to the Spanish-American War?

a)

explosion of the USS Maine

b)

a Spanish invasion

c)

Spanish became the official language of the US

d)

Cuba gained independence

15.

The League of Nations was created after World War 1 to

a)

prevent future wars

b)

punish Germany

c)

organize secret alliances

d)

stop communism

16.

The Meat Inspection Act and the Pure Food & Drug Act of 1906 were passed because of

a)

Upton Sinclair's "Oil"

b)

Upton Sinclair's "King Coal"

c)

Upton Sinclair's "Dragon's Teeth"

d)

Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle"

17.
Neutrality means...
a)
Choosing a side to support
b)
Arguing against both sides
c)
the state of not supporting or helping either side in a conflict, disagreement, etc
d)
Hiding from the countries to prevent becoming involved.
18.

Social reformers that pushed to make politics more inclusive, eliminate corruption, improve working conditions, and end child labor.

a)

Progressives

b)

Communists

c)

Robber Barons

d)

Captains of Industry

19.

What did Progressives and Populists have in common?

a)

wanted to improve conditions for farmers & workers

b)

pushed for women's suffrage

c)

make government less democratic

d)

continue with child labor

20.

Which of the following is NOT a reason why the US entered World War 1?

a)

Zimmerman Telegram

b)

unrestricted submarine warfare

c)

attack on the Lusitania

d)

Germany declared war on the US

21.

The League of Nations was created after World War 1 to

a)

prevent future wars

b)

punish Germany

c)

organize secret alliances

d)

stop communism

22.
Who was president of the US at the end of WWI?
a)
Woodrow Wilson
b)
William Howard Taft
c)
Teddy Roosevelt
d)
Bill Clinton
23.
What was the name for Wilson's peace plan following WWI?
a)
Wilson's Peace Plan
b)
Fourteen Points
c)
Treaty of America
d)
Presidential Peace
24.
Which was NOT a part of Wilson's 14 Points?
a)
Eliminating Militraism
b)
Eliminating Imperialism
c)
Punishing Germany
d)
Creating an international peace keeping organization
25.
What was the name of Wilson's proposed international peace keeping body?
a)
United Nations
b)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
c)
League of Nations
d)
Warsaw Pact
26.
What was the name of the treaty that ended WWI?
a)
Treaty of Paris
b)
Treaty of Versailles
c)
Treaty of Berlin
d)
Treaty of London
27.
The Germans were forced to sign the Treaty of Versailles, which made them...
a)
Pay 32 billion in reparations
b)
Take the blame for the war
c)
Return the Alsace-Lorraine to France
d)
All of the above are correct
28.
Germany lost territory to each of the following countries except...
a)
Belgium
b)
Poland
c)
France
d)
The United States
29.
Which country suffered the greatest number of casualties including civilian deaths?
a)
Russia
b)
France
c)
Great Britain
d)
Germany
30.
Which of the following is false?
a)
The US never ratified the Treaty of Versailles
b)
The US never joined the League of Nations
c)
The League of Nations was never created
d)
The Allies dismantled their enemies' empires but did not create independent nations
31.
The US Senate did not join the League of Nations and as a result  .  .  .
a)
The League of Nations never formed.
b)
The League of Nations was ineffective.
c)
Britain and France were no longer allies of the United States
d)
Germany never had to pay reparations.
32.
Which of the following was NOT included in Wilson's 14 Points?
a)
"peace without victory"
b)
placing blame upon Germany for starting the WW1
c)
new creation of countries (self determination) 
d)
free trade
33.
Why did the U.S. not ratify the Treaty of Versailles?
a)
Thought the League of Nations would force us to get involved in every issue that takes place in Europe.
b)
We were upset that Kaiser Wilhelm was removed
c)
We were mad at Britain and France
d)
None of the Above
34.
Why was the Treaty a failure?
a)
It was too nice to Germany
b)
It was too nice to Austria-Hungary
c)
WWII broke out 20 years later
d)
It wasn't a failure
35.

What was one negative effect of the treaty of Versailles?

a)

The United States would not join the league of nations

b)

The United States would try and police the world

c)

The United States would tax Germany

d)

The United States emerged as a new world power

36.

Teddy Roosevelt's biggest contribution to American's, arguably comes from this

a)

The National Park Service

b)

The Battle of San Juan Hill as the leader of the Rough Riders

c)

The Bill of Rights Act

37.

America's Initial stance on WWI was to be____

a)

Agressive

b)

Defensive

c)

Counter-Offensive

d)

Neutral

38.
What does this represent?
a)
Battle of the Fields
b)
Trench Warfare
c)
Marching Band
d)
Central Powers
39.
World War 1 ranged through these years?
a)
1984-1988
b)
1914-1918
c)
1917-1921
d)
1923-1930
40.
WW1 began with the assassination of this important person?
a)
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
b)
Giorgio Princip
c)
Vittorio Orlando
d)
David Lloyd George
41.
Why did alliances play such a key role as a cause to WWI?
a)
Countries in Europe didn't trust each other.
b)
Europe had many different languages and religions.
c)
Nationalism made the alliances stronger.
d)
One conflict immediately led to the involvement of many nations.
42.
Nations formed two alliances during WWI: the Allies and the Central Powers. Which of the following was NOT in the Allies?
a)
Great Britain
b)
Bulgaria
c)
France
d)
Russia
43.
Most countries felt that WWI would be over quickly. Why wasn't it?
a)
New types of weapons made war deadlier.
b)
Fighting quickly turned into trench warfare, which slowed things down.
c)
Both sides had to fight on two fronts.
d)
All of these are correct.
44.
Why was WWI called the "war to end all wars"?
a)
Men went to war, and the women were left to care for the home front.
b)
Never again would technology of this level be used in warfare.
c)
People believed there would never be another war with such death and destruction.
d)
This would be the last time Europe would change the borders of its countries.
45.
What was the main reason fighting stalled into trench warfare along the Western front?
a)
All participating countries wanted the war to last longer so they could make more money.
b)
Trench warfare was easier than regular styles of battle.
c)
Trench warfare allowed the soldiers to fight in a comfortable environment.
d)
Deadlier weapons on both side made trenches the best way to defend themselves.
46.
In 1917, Russia withdrew from WWI. What event caused Russia to take this action?
a)
heavy defeats by the Allies
b)
a revolution within Russia
c)
defeat of Russia by the Germans
d)
a declaration of peace by Nicholas II
47.
In November 1917, a Bolshevik leader named ___________________ seized control of the Russian government.
a)
Vladimir Lenin
b)
Czar Nicholas II
c)
Josef Stalin
d)
John Lenin
48.
The Bolsheviks eventually changed the name of Russia to __________________.
a)
Yugoslavia
b)
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
c)
Unification of Russian States
d)
Czechoslovakia
49.
Which statement best describes the relationship between WWI and the Russian Revolution?
a)
The large number of deaths in WWI caused the Russian people to turn against the Czar.
b)
WWI postponed the Russian Revolution by restoring trust in the czar.
c)
The Russian Revolution inspired the Russian people to fight harder and win WWI.
d)
WWI gave the Czar's army the needed experience to stop the Revolution from happening.
50.
The Zimmermann Telegram was intercepted revealing a plot that threatened the US.  This telegram was sent by ___________- to _____________ and helped convince the US that it was time to join the war.
a)
Japan to Mexico
b)
Germany to Japan
c)
Germany to Mexico
d)
Mexico to Germany
51.
What happened after the United States joined the war?
a)
The Allies suffered heavy losses, and the Central Powers won the war.
b)
The war became a stalemate, and lasted 5 more years.
c)
The Central Powers eventually surrendered, and the Allies won the war.
d)
The French were defeated at Paris, then the US helped them defeat the Russians.
52.
Where was the peace treaty that ended WWI signed?
a)
Berlin, Germany
b)
Versailles, France
c)
Vienna, Austria
d)
Washington DC, United States
53.
The Big Four set the terms of the treaties given to losing nations in WWI. Which of the following was NOT a member of the Big Four?
a)
Wilson (US)
b)
Clemenceau (France)
c)
Lloyd George (GB)
d)
Wilhelm (Germany)
54.
The 14 Points, written by Wilson, called for___________.
a)
Germany to pay war reparations.
b)
United States to occupy and control Germany.
c)
The creation of a League of Nations
d)
Secret alliances among the Allies
55.
The winning nations in WWI redrew the boundaries outlining nations in Europe. Which of the following disappeared from the map at the end of WWI?
a)
Austro-Hungarian Empire
b)
Poland
c)
Yugoslavia
d)
Czechoslovakia
56.
Which member of the Central Powers was forced to accept the blame for WWI?
a)
Germany
b)
Bulgaria
c)
Austria-Hungary
d)
Ottoman Empire
57.
Which of the following was a result of WWI?
a)
The Germans had to pay $33 billion in war reparations.
b)
Americans and all Europeans enjoyed economic prosperity.
c)
France gave up land to Germany and Austria-Hungary.
d)
Austria-Hungary and Russia agreed to divide their land holdings.
58.
What was the purpose of the League of Nations?
a)
To provide protection for countries that could not defend themselves.
b)
To provide economic relief to the defeated countries that needed to rebuild.
c)
To be an alliance of countries with the same ethnic or historical background.
d)
To be an organization in which member nations work together to keep the peace.
59.
This banned people from making, drinking or selling alcohol
a)
17th Amendment
b)
18th Amendment
c)
19th Amendment
d)
21st Amendment
60.
Which of the following is true about Booker T. Washington?
a)
He never knew his mother.
b)
He was born a slave.
c)
He was homeless.
61.
What was the name of the college that Washington started?
a)
The Washington Institute
b)
The University of Alabama
c)
The Tuskegee Institute
62.
Who went to Harvard?
a)
Washington
b)
Dubois
c)
Garvey
d)
St. Louis
63.
Were women paid less or more than men?
a)
Less 
b)
More
64.
He ran Tuskegee University.
a)
Upton Sinclair 
b)
Booker T Washington 
c)
WEB DuBois
65.
He founded the NAACP and went to Harvard.
a)
Booker T Washington 
b)
Barack Obama
c)
W.E.B. Dubois
66.
Which Progressive Constitutional Amendment granted suffrage to all women?
a)
16th
b)
17th
c)
18th
d)
19th
67.
What is prohibition?
a)
banning free speech
b)
banning black Americans from voting
c)
banning alcohol
d)
banning guns
68.
What is suffrage?
a)
Sadness
b)
Right to bear arms
c)
Right to vote
d)
Freedom of speech
69.
Shares in a business
a)
Stock
b)
Trust
c)
Monopoly
d)
Corporation
70.

Who took pictures of tenement life and published a book called "How the other half live"

a)

Frank Norris

b)

Lincoln Steffens

c)

Ida Tarbell

d)

Jacob Riis

71.

What role best describes Samuel Gompers?

a)

suffragist

b)

trustbuster

c)

labor leader

d)

muckraker

72.

Which of the following signs would Susan B. Anthony most likely carry?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

73.

The American Federation of Labor (AFL) was a special interest group that worked for -

a)

ending racial discrimination

b)

women's right to vote

c)

shorter work hours

d)

ending child labor

74.

Groups of workers that organize for better working conditions are called -

a)

suffragist

b)

labor unions

c)

political parties

d)

lobbyists

75.
What can be inferred from the political cartoon
a)
Factory owners have a surplus of laborers
b)
Children should be educated
c)
Children are the new labor force
d)
Children should be paid equal wages as adults
76.

Upton Sinclair wrote what famous book about the food industry?

a)

Rumble in the Jungle

b)

The Jungle Book

c)

The Jungle

d)

Jungle to Jungle

77.

As a result of The Jungle, Teddy Roosevelt signed the....

a)

New York Tenement Act

b)

17th Amendment

c)

Pure Food & Drug Act and Meat Inspection Act

d)

Declaration of Independence

78.

Which of the following was a muckraker?

a)

Jacob Riis

b)

John D. Rockefeller

c)

Andrew Carnegie

d)

J.P. Morgan

79.

Which amendment took power from political machines by allowing for the direct election of senators?

a)

Bill of Rights

b)

Magna Carta

c)

17th Amendment

d)

19th Amendment

80.
What were the goals of the Progressives? 
a)
Make society more fair and democratic 
b)
Reduce the corruption in the economy and political system 
c)
To help solve the problems that were brought about by rapid industrialization 
d)
All of the above 
81.
What was Jane Addams' establishment called?
a)
The Escape.
b)
Convalescent Home.
c)
Hull House.
d)
The Mansion.
82.

Which of the following represents the best definition for temperance movement?

a)

a widespread effort by few people to increase the consumption of alcohol. (mid 1800's to early 1900's)

b)

a widespread effort by many people to reduce the consumption of alcohol. (mid 1800's to early 1900's)

c)

a widespread effort by many people to reduce the consumption of tobacco. (mid 1800's to early 1900's)

d)

the fight for equal rights such as education,voting, and workplace rights for women.

83.

Which of these was not in the urban middle class?

a)

doctors

b)

lawyers

c)

miners

d)

store owners

84.

Who was not a member of the Republican party

a)

Woodrow Wilson

b)

Theodore Roosevelt

c)

Robert La Follete

d)

Donald Trump

85.

Pragmatic is another word for

a)

practical

b)

judgemental

c)

sophisticated

d)

philosophical

86.

Where was the scientific management system created

a)

in a factory

b)

in a laboratory

c)

in a college math class

d)

in a political voting process

87.

Ida Tarbell wrote a book about

a)

lynching

b)

railroad monopolies

c)

the Standard Oil Company

d)

Boss Tweed

88.

Where did we "borrow" the idea of secret ballots for voting

a)

French

b)

Australians

c)

English

d)

Mexicans

89.

The idea of direct nominations of candidates or "direct primaries" was created by

a)

Woodrow Wilson

b)

Robert La Follete

c)

Napoleon

d)

Hiram Johnson

90.

the method by which voters can introduce legislation is called

a)

referendum

b)

initiative

c)

recall

d)

direct primary

91.

Which of these DID NOT worry the middle class

a)

the rising power of big business

b)

increasing gap between the rich and the poor

c)

the temperance movement

d)

violence between labor and capital

92.

This book attacked the corruption of big city politics

a)

The Pit

b)

Shame of the Cities

c)

The Titan

d)

The Octopus

93.

Which city allowed the citizens to vote on the city department heads

a)

Galveston

b)

Corpus Christi

c)

New York

d)

Wisconisn

94.
The process of people leaving the farms or rural areas for more populated cities is called....
a)
Suffrage
b)
Urbanization
c)
Rural
d)
Boom Bust
95.
Which amendment granted women the right to vote? 
a)
14th
b)
18th
c)
19th
d)
21st
96.

What was the first United States National Park?

a)

Yosemite

b)

Yellowstone

c)

Joshua Tree

d)

The Grand Canyon

97.

In what year was the National Park Service established?

a)

1872

b)

1901

c)

1916

d)

1924

98.

Which election SPLIT the Republican Party & allowed the Democrat Woodrow Wilson to WIN the election?

a)

Election of 2016

b)

Election of 1976

c)

Election of 1932

d)

Election of 1912

99.

Promoting the Principle of Direct Democracy was a goal of...

a)

3rd Party Platforms

b)

State-Level Political Reformers

c)

Political Machines

d)

Labor Unions

100.

What did State & Local governments adopt to Give Citizens a DIRECT Voice in Government

a)

Initiative

b)

Referendum

c)

Recall

d)

All of the Above

101.

Allows Voters to Repeal laws passed by Legislature

a)

Initiative

b)

Referendum

c)

Recall

d)

None of the Above

102.

Allows Voters to Remove elected officials from Office

a)

Initiative

b)

Referendum

c)

Recall

d)

All of the Above

103.

Progressive Movement and Populist Party shared the goal that....

a)

People should have Free Coinage of Silver

b)

Equality for ALL Races & Genders

c)

Open Immigration

d)

People should have Greater Control of the Government

104.

Allows Voters to Enact Laws themselves

a)

Initiative

b)

Referendum

c)

Recall

d)

None of the Above

105.

The 18th Amendment UNEXPECTEDLY led to....

a)

Legalization of Marijuana

b)

African Americans elected to office

c)

A Rise in Organized Crime

d)

Increased Communist Activity

106.

Which law shows the Government is moving away from Laissez-Faire?

a)

Sherman Anti-Trust Act

b)

Interstate Commerce Act

c)

Chinese Exclusion Act

d)

Pure Food & Drug Act

107.

Commerce & ownership of property is an important value of America according to Alexis de Tocqueville. Which value is best associated with this statement?

a)

Social Justice

b)

Populism

c)

Laissez-Faire

d)

Egalitarinaism

108.

Hiring someone to Represent Voters and letting them meet Congress to persuade them to Vote For or Against a Bill is known as....

a)

Protesting

b)

Boycotting

c)

Lobbying

d)

Recalling

109.

Who formed the NAACP to secure full equality for minority citizens?

a)

Booker T Washington

b)

Ida B Wells

c)

WEB Du Bois

d)

Malcolm X

110.

Whose mission was to "Conserve natural & historic objects for the enjoyment of future generations"?

a)

US Border Patrol

b)

National Park Service

c)

Environmental Protection Agency

d)

None of the Above

111.

Who supported ideas of: Income Taxes, Free Coinage of Silver, Direct Election of Senators, Imitative, Referendum, & Recall?

a)

The Republican Party

b)

The Progressive Party

c)

The Democrat Party

d)

The Populist Party

112.
Why did Jane Addams establish her project where she did?
a)
It was a huge house with tons of resources.
b)
It was surrounded by the poor she wanted to help.
c)
The federal government offered full payment.
d)
It was the worst city in all of the United States.
113.
What was Jane Addams' establishment called?
a)
The Escape.
b)
Convalescent Home.
c)
Hull House.
d)
The Mansion.
114.
Which part of the US saw women receive the right to vote earliest?
a)
North
b)
South
c)
East
d)
West
115.
What effect did the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire have?
a)
Women were no longer allowed to work
b)
Women gained the right to vote
c)
New workplace safety codes were put in to effect
d)
The Pure Food and Drug Act was passed
116.
Upton Sinclair's The Jungle resulted in what law passing?
a)
Child Labor Control Act
b)
Sinclair Act
c)
Pure Food and Drug Act
d)
Meat Inspection Act
117.
Progressivism was partly a reaction against ___________ economics, which emphasized an unregulated free market.
a)
free trade
b)
laissez-faire
c)
conservative
d)
Social Darwinist
118.
Which idea was used in the 1920's to argue that human society evolved through competition and natural selection
a)
Gospel of Wealth
b)
Realism
c)
Laissez Faire
d)
Social Darwinism
119.

Roosevelt had been a strong president by force of personality, while Wilson became a strong president by force of conviction.

a)

True

b)

False

120.

Despite having 2 daughters, Wilson insisted that the issue of women’s voting rights should be left to the states rather than embodied in a constitutional amendment.

a)

True

b)

False

121.

Why did progressivism fade?

a)

International relations.

b)

Domestic concerns.

c)

The election of Woodrow Wilson

d)

It was no longer needed.

122.
Writers that dig up the bad things going on in society
a)
Suffragists
b)
Muckrakers
c)
Students
d)
Chaffinators
123.
Progressive President who was endorsed originally by Roosevelt (who later runs against him), disliked the presidency, busted up trusts and  monopolies
a)
William H. Taft
b)
Woodrow Wilson
c)
Theodore Roosevelt
d)
Chester A. Arthur
124.

What man was the leader of the Socialist Party at the turn-of-the-century?

a)

Teddy Roosevelt

b)

Eugene Debs

c)

Robert LaFollette

d)

Charles Aycock

125.

Teddy Roosevelt’s policy that all people should get a fair and honest chance for success.

a)

Square Deal

b)

Round Deal

c)

Hard Deal

126.

In the election of 1912, which party advocated for women's suffrage, an eight-hour workday and workmen's compensation, among other causes?

a)

Socialists

b)

Republicans

c)

Democrats

d)

Bull Moose Party

127.
What third party did Teddy Roosevelt found and run under during the 1912 Presidential Election?
a)
Tea Party
b)
Whig Party
c)
Green Party
d)
Bull Moose Party
128.

The Progressive Era was all about

a)

Making Money

b)

Fighting many wars

c)

Fixing common issues in society

d)

Finding new land

129.

Which was the first Progressive President was known as a Trust buster and a president of the people?

a)

Teddy Roosevelt

b)

William Howard Taft

c)

Woodrow Wilson

d)

William McKinley

130.

What effect does inflation have on the purchasing power of money?

a)

Causes it to go down

b)

Causes it to go up

c)

None

d)

The effect varies depending on the time and place.

131.
What is the Federal Reserve?
a)
Agency responsible for international trade
b)
Central credit union
c)
Agency responsible for collecting taxes
d)
Central bank of the U.S.
132.
Currently, what is U.S. money backed by?
a)
Frankincense
b)
Gold
c)
Silver
d)
Trust that it is worth something
133.

This type of money is valuable because it is made of something valuable.

a)

Commodity money

b)

Representative money

c)

Fiat money

134.

This type of money does not have any intrinsic value and does not represent an asset in a vault.

a)

Commodity money

b)

Representative money

c)

Fiat money

135.

This type of money is considered legal tender and gets its value from the people's faith in the government.

a)

Commodity money

b)

Representative money

c)

Fiat money

136.

_____________: the right of women to eventually vote

a)

Womans impressment

b)

Woman's suffrage

c)

Woman's independence

d)

Woman's abolition

137.

The organizing and gathering of supporters of women's rights in July 1848. This launched the movement for women's right to vote ...

a)

Second Great Awakening

b)

Seneca Falls Convention

c)

Declaration of Sentiments

d)

Transcendentalism

138.
This woman proposed an equal rights amendment to the constitution & formed the National Women's Party. She was
a)
Alice Paul
b)
Margaret Sanger
c)
Georgia O'Keefe
d)
Bessie Smith
139.

The Triple Entente included

a)

Germany, Bulgaria, and Italy

b)

Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire

c)

Britain, France, and Russia

d)

Britain, France, and the US

140.

To conserve energy during WWI, which of the following was introduced?

a)

longer days

b)

daylight savings time

c)

Hooverizing

d)

corn-based fuels corn-based fuels

141.

What was formed by the gov't to freeze prices and wages and control production of war goods?

a)

National War Labor Board

b)

War Industries Board

c)

Committee on Public Information

d)

League of Nations

142.

What was the ruling in Schenck v. US?

a)

separate but equal is okay

b)

free speech can be limited with "clear and present danger"

c)

right to bear arms could be limited for immigrants

d)

Sedition Act was unconstitutional

143.

Which country was encouraged to attack the US in the Zimmerman Telegram?

a)

Germany

b)

Italy

c)

Mexico

d)

Russia

144.

Whose job was to encourage American support for WWI?

a)

J. Edgar Hoover

b)

War Propaganda Board

c)

War Industries Board

d)

Committee on Public Information

145.

Which legislation silenced criticism of the war at home?

a)

Committee on Public Information

b)

Espionage and Sedition Acts

c)

The Red Scare

d)

Palmer Raids

146.

What group took power in Russia during WWI and established a communist regime?

a)

Bolsheviks

b)

Serbs

c)

Slovenes

d)

Bosnians

147.

What is a method of citizens loaning money to the government to pay for war?

a)

propaganda

b)

sussex pledge

c)

espionage

d)

war bonds

148.

What was the name of the peace-keeping organization proposed by Wilson?

a)

Fourteen Points

b)

League of Nations

c)

United Nations

d)

Sussex Pledge

149.

What was the name of the area between the trenches that contained barbed wire and land mines?

a)

no man's land

b)

danger zone

c)

ground zero

150.

What is the name for information designed to influence opinion?

a)

yellow journalism

b)

media

c)

muckraking

d)

propaganda

151.
This event involves a promise by Germans to compensate those who were injured by their attacks and to warn neutral or passenger ships before attacking.
a)
the Sussex Pledge
b)
the interception of the Zimmerman telegram
c)
the sinking of the Lusitania
d)
unrestricted submarine warfare
152.

This U.S. General of WW1 gained recognition first from hunting Pancho Villa in Mexico

a)

Norman Swartzkoff

b)

George Patton

c)

John J. Pershing

d)

Herbert Hoover

153.

This "note" caused tension between Mexico and the US and helped sway the US involvement in the War

a)

Zimmerman

b)

Notebook

c)

Pershing

d)

Lusitania

154.

The sinking of this ship helped sway America into the Great war (WW1)

a)

Zimmerman

b)

Pershing

c)

Lusitania

d)

Maine

155.

This pacifist who when forced into war became a medal of honor winner

a)

Alvin York

b)

Grover Clevland

c)

Herbert Hoover

d)

John Freemont

156.

Propaganda for supporting the US in in the Great War was done by this newly created government agency.

a)

Committee on Public Information

b)

Central Intelligence Agency

c)

War Industries Board

d)

Selective Service Act

157.

In what war was trench warfare the primary method of fighting?

a)

World War II

b)

Civil War

c)

Revolutionary War

d)

World War I

e)

Vietnam War

158.

What animal pest that lived in the trenches caused the disease Trench Fever?

a)

Lice

b)

Frogs

c)

Rats

d)

Snakes

e)

Cats

159.

What disease did many soldiers get from the constant moisture in the trenches?

a)

Trench cough

b)

Trench Flu

c)

Trench Foot

d)

Trench Fever

e)

Trench eye

160.

General living conditions in the trenches were dirty, full of pests, and dangerous.

a)

True

b)

False

161.
What is a trench?
a)
A border around the garden
b)
A ditch dug by soldiers to shelter them from enemy bullets
c)
The name for the officers billets
d)
A platform providing a secret lookout for soldiers
162.

Why did trench warfare develop during WWI?

a)

New weapons were created, and people need to protect themselves.

b)

Soldiers wanted to camouflage themselves with the ground.

c)

So that people could attack the tanks without being seen.

d)

Soldiers needed a place to sleep during the war.

163.
According to the map, where were African Americans migrating from?
a)
The East
b)
The North
c)
The South
d)
The Midwest
164.
The Great Migration refers to the shift of the African­American  population from the
a)
rural South to the rural North
b)
rural North to the rural South
c)
urban South to the urban North
d)
rural South to the urban North
165.
Gathering of resources and the preparation for war is called
a)
Accumulation
b)
Production
c)
Mobilization
d)
Authorization
166.
Against the law to say, write, or print anything negative about the war effort or the government
a)
Espionage Act
b)
Selective Services Act
c)
Sabotage Act
d)
Sedition Act
167.
Law during World War One that limited freedom of speech?
a)
Selective Service Act
b)
War Powers Act
c)
Espionage Act
168.
Law that established the draft for all 18 year old males?
a)
Espionage Act
b)
Sedition Act
c)
Selective Service Act
d)
War Powers Act
169.

What did Congress set up to make sure that war materials were being produced?

a)

National War Preparation Board

b)

National War Construction Board

c)

National Law Labor Board

d)

National War Labor Board

170.

What word means to limit the amount of use?

a)

ration

b)

rational

c)

eliminate

d)

dissent

171.

Which group was led by General John Pershing. They faced heavy fighting in the war and helped to turn the tide for the allies?

a)

British Expeditionar Firce

b)

African American Expeditionary Force

c)

French American Expeditionary Force

d)

American Expeditionary Force

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