WorksheetsWorld War I summative quizizz
Total questions: 63
Worksheet time: 32mins
The Bolshevik Revolution...
was a Democratic revolution in Russia. When the Bolsheviks took over, Russia made a deal with Germany to stop fighting.
was a surprise attack on Germany's capital. This resulted in the end of the fighting in Europe.
was an invasion of German soldiers in the United States. This forced the U.S to enter World War I.
was a Communist revolution in Russia. When the Bolsheviks took over, Russia made a deal with Germany to stop fighting.
Trench warefare was a terrible tactic because....
it stalled all progress of fighting, making the war last longer than it should have.
kept soldiers in confided areas, which led to different diseases spreading at a fast rate.
water filled different areas of the trenches, which led to the rise of trench foot.
All options are true
This was the tactic used by Germany that consisted of attacking ships with submarines if they entered European waters.
Unregulated Submarine Warfare
Unrestricted Submarine Warfare
Unrestricted Naval Warfare
Unrestricted Arm Warfare
Woodrow Wilson felt it was a bad idea to enter World War I because.....
it would cause the U.S to go into an economic depression.
it would cause fighting among the immigrants living in the U.S.
it would end our foreign policy of interventionism.
it would end our alliance with our European allies.
Which options apply to the Treaty of Versailles?
Germany had to admit full guilt for World War I
Germany had to pay all damages caused during World War I
Germany had to decrease the size of their army to a small military force
any country who signed had to join the League of Nations
All options are true
Congress prevented the U.S from signing the Treaty of Versailles because....
they did not want the U.S to join the League of Peace because it would force us to get involved in foreign conflicts.
they believed that Germany needed to be severely punished and felt this treaty did not do enough to make sure they never caused another war.
they believed that Germany would being punished too harshly and did not feel it was right for the U.S to agree to the terms of the treaty.
they did not want the U.S to join the League of Nations because it would force us to get involved in foreign conflicts.
The Zimmerman Telegram....
was a letter from the German government to Canada to encourage them to invade the U.S. It was intercepted by our allies in Europe and was one of the factors that led to the U.S getting involved in WWI.
was a letter from the German government to Mexico to allow the German military to create naval bases close to the U.S border. It was intercepted by our allies in Europe and was one of the factors that led to the U.S getting involved in WWI.
was a letter from the German government to Mexico to get them to send troops to fight in Europe. It was intercepted by our allies in Europe and was one of the factors that led to the U.S getting involved in WWI.
was a letter from the German government to Mexico to encourage them to invade the U.S. It was intercepted by our allies in Europe and was one of the factors that led to the U.S getting involved in WWI.
Which options apply to the Great Migration during World War I?
African Americans moved North to escape racial discrimination
African Americans moved to urban areas in the North to take over vacant factory jobs
African Americans moved because they believed their were more opportunities in the North than in the South
All options are true
African Americans enlisted in the military because....
they believed that they would be able to stay in Europe and live in countries that allowed them to be free.
they believed that they would learn battle tactics in order to wage war for equality in the U.S.
they believed that if they fought in Europe they would be hired in factory jobs back in the U.S.
they believed that if they fought in war they would have equal rights in the U.S.
This was created by the federal government to conserve food to send to the soldiers fighting in Europe.
Food Administration
Pure Food and Drug Act
Food Industry Board
Victory Gardens
Many U.S citizens grew victory gardens because....
the food grown was used to feed to urban poor that could not afford to feed themselves.
the food grown was used to feed the starving civilians in Europe.
the food grown was send to Europe to feed the soldiers fighting.
the food grown was given to immigrants as a gift for coming to work in the U.S during the war.
Which options apply to the War Industries Board?
It encouraged companies to use mass production to improve efficiency for making war time products.
It set production quotas on material
It created the Railroad and Fuel Administrations
All options are true
The Espionage and Sedition Acts...
made it a crime for people to support the war because the government supported isolationism.
made it a crime to enlist in the military because it would increase taxes on U.S citizens.
made it a crime for people to speak out against the war because it would impact the war effort in Europe.
made it a crime to speak out against the government during an election cycle because it would cause the popular candidate to lose.
Since men had to go fight in Europe...
women had to take over the factory jobs.
women also had to fight in Europe.
women remarried the men left in the U.S.
women pushed even harder for equality.
The Women's Suffrage Movement...
advocated to make the sale and consumption of alcohol illegal, which led to the creation of the 18th amendment.
advocated for the better treatment of women in factories, which led to the Muller vs. Oregon court case.
advocated for women's right to vote, which led to the creation of the 19th amendment.
advocated for equality for African Americans, which led to the creation of the Reconstruction amendments.
New technology impacted fighting during World War I...
by allowing fewer people to be killed
by allowing people to be better prepared for attacks by advanced weapons
by allowing the war to end at a faster rate
by allowing more people to be killed at a faster rate
Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia because...
Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated by a Serbian nationalist
Serbia invaded territory controlled by Austria-Hungary
Austria-Hungary invaded territory controlled by Serbia
Serbia kidnapped Arch-Duke Franz Ferdinand
This term describes a country that increases the power of its armed forces for diplomacy purposes. It led to increase competition in Europe between nations to have the strongest military.
Nativism
The Schiefflen Plan
Militarism
The Naval Race
This is a term that applies to a person who is extremely devoted to the culture of their country. Many people in Europe and even the U.S who were from these nations began to argue about which country was better.
Nationalism
Nativism
Militarism
Devotionism
Trench warefare was a terrible tactic because....
it stalled all progress of fighting, making the war last longer than it should have.
kept soldiers in confided areas, which led to different diseases spreading at a fast rate.
water filled different areas of the trenches, which led to the rise of trench foot.
All options are true
This term is used to describe a large empire that expands its territory and influence on smaller nations.
Militarism
Imperialism
Nationalism
Nativism
This is a term used to describe an agreement between nations that states when a nation needs help, other allied nations must come to their aide.
The Central Powers System
The Agreement System
The War Assistance System
The Alliance System
This was a competition between European nations to have the strongest military, especially at sea.
Militarism
The Naval Race
The Armed Forces Race
The Gunboat Race
The was the plan by Germany to attack and defeat France quickly on the Western front, then fight the Russians on the Eastern front to avoid dividing Germany's army.
The Gutenburg Plan
The Schlieffen Plan
The Division Plan
The German Offensive Plan
This is biased information used to get people to feel or think a certain way about a particular topic.
Yellow journalism
Propoganda
Fake news
Muckraking
This was an organization created that used propaganda to influence public opinion to support the war in Europe.
Yellow Journalism
The Committee of Propaganda Journalism
The Committee of Public Information
The Freedom of Information Act
This was Woodrow Wilson's idea for nations to form an alliance to ensure that another world war never happens.
League of Peace
Legion of Doom
League of Non-violence
League of Nations
The Rosevelt Corollary....
was added to the Platt Amendment and stated that the U.S could build a naval base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
was added to the Treaty of Paris and stated that all former Spanish colonies now belonged to the United States and the U.S could purchase the Philippines for $20 million.
was added to the Monroe Doctrine and stated that if a problem rises in the existing colonies located in the Western Hemisphere that impact our national security, we will intervene.
was added to the Open Door Policy and stated that all nations needed to have equal access to trade with China.
The Monroe Doctrine...
stated that if any European nation created a new colony in the Western Hemisphere, the U.S would take it as an act of war.
stated that the U.S would leave all existing colonies in the Western Hemisphere alone.
stated that the U.S would not create any new colonies in the Eastern Hemisphere.
was a factor that led us to become international police.
All options are true
The Open Door Policy...
was created by the U.S and stated that all nations must have equal access to trade with China. However, the U.S would be the ones regulating the amount of access each nation had.
was created by the U.S and stated that all nations must have equal access to the trade ports in the Philippines. However, the U.S will control the amount of use each nation gets.
was created by the U.S and stated that all nations must have equal access to the Panama Canal. Each time a different country wanted to use it, they were required to pay the U.S.
was created by the U.S and stated that all nations must open their borders to immigrants who seek a better life for themselves.
Why did we declare war on Spain?
The U.S.S Maine exploded
Guantanamo Bay was attacked
Samuel Gompers was elected president and declared war
Spain invaded Florida to try to expand its territory
How was yellow journalism used prior to the Spanish-American War?
Journalists would publish emotional stories of how Spanish soldiers were being mistreated by the Cubans, causing many people to want to go to war with Cuba.
Journalists would publish stories on how Puerto Rico was being mistreated by the United States, causing many people to advocate for the impeachment of President McKinley.
Journalists would publish emotional stores of how the Cuban people were being mistreated by Spain, causing many people to advocate for going to war with Spain.
Journalists would publish stories on how the Chinese were being mistreated by different foreign nations, causing many people to support the Open Door Policy.
Yellow journalism is...
a term used to describe news articles created that make the United States look like the worst nation on the planet.
a term used to describe news articles or headlines created that appeal to the emotions of its readers in order to get them to think a certain way.
a term used to describe news articles or headlines that are used to give advice to politicians on how the government should be ran.
a term used to describe news articles that logically tell a story of how weaker nations are being mistreated by stronger countries.
The Federal Trade Commission...
was established to regulate trade between the United States and foreign nations, to make sure that our producers were not being swindled.
was established to control trade between states, to ensure that railroad companies were violating any anti-trust laws.
was established so that the federal government could protect consumers and small businesses from fair practices by larger corporations.
was established to prevent African Americans from having civil and political rights.
This option describes a person who writes books and articles to expose corruption in society.
A yellow journalist
A reporter
A muckraker
A propaganda news writer
This woman became a muckraker because her father's oil company was put out of business by Standard Oil. She wrote "The History of Standard Oil" in which she exposed that Standard Oil was plotting with railroads to put other companies out of business.
Bethany Ross
Upton Sinclair
Claire Jennings
Ida Tarbell
This man became a muckraker to expose how farmers (specifically in California) were being treated unfairly by railroad monopolies. The book he wrote was called "The Octopus".
Frank Norris
Upton Sinclair
Jacob Riis
Lincoln Steffens
This man wrote the book called "How the Other Half Lives". In it he describes how the urban poor were living in these tenement houses in the hopes that the federal government would step in to help them.
Upton Sinclair
Frank Norris
Jacob Riis
Ida Tarbell
This man wrote the book "The Shame of the Cities". In it he exposes the corruption going on in government throughout several major cities in the hopes to influence political change.
Upton Sinclair
Jacob Riis
Frank Norris
Lincoln Steffens
This man wrote the book called "The Jungle". In it he exposes the working conditions in the meat packing industry in the hope to influence the change of working conditions. People paid more attention to how their food was being made in these factories, which led to the creation of the Meat Inspection Act and the Pure Food and Drug Act.
Upton Sinclair
Ida Tarbell
Frank Norris
Jacob Riis
The Clayton Anti-Trust Act...
replaced the Sherman Anti-Trust Act
outlawed monopolies and trusts
allowed for more government regulation of big buisness
legalized labor union protests
All options are true
Laisezze-faire economics....
is when the government does not regulate the economy
allowed for monopolies and trusts to form
hurt consumers because of limited competition
all options are true
The Sherman Anti-trust Act...
was the first time the government tried to encourage free trade between monopolies and trusts
was the first time the government tried to regulate monopolies and trusts to promote competition
was the first time the government tried to grant citizenship to all immigrants
was the first time the government tried to give land to any individual who moved to the the United States
The Interstate Commerce Act of 1887...
was the first time the government tried to force Native Americans off of their land
was the first time monopolies and trusts were made legal
was the first time the government tried to promote trade with other nations
was the first time the government tried to regulate railroad monopolies
The Populist Party
Represented farmers in the West
Advocated for women's right to vote
Advocated for equality for African Americans
All options are true
This was a movement created by Susan B. Anthony to advocate for women's right to vote.
The Women's Christian Temperance Movement
The Women's Suffrage Movement
The Prohibition Union
The Organization for Voting Rights
The Boxer Rebellion...
was started by sugar cane plantation owners in Hawaii in order to overthrow Queen Lily, so that the U.S would gain complete control of Hawaii.
was started by Chinese nationalists that wanted to expel all foreign influence from their country.
was started by Chinese nationalists in order to expel all foreign influence, so that the U.S would have exclusive trade rights with China.
was started by the Panamanian people in order to free themselves from Colombia. Once they gained their independence, the U.S was allowed to complete construction of the Panama Canal.
Big Stick Diplomacy...
was an idea created by Theodore Roosevelt stating that the U.S will replace money for bullets and begin to invest in Latin American nations.
was an idea created by Theodore Roosevelt that stated all nations must have equal access to trade with China. If this did not happen, then the U.S would use its military.
was an idea created by Theodore Roosevelt that stated the U.S will educated nations in the Caribbean and Latin America about democracy. This will cause our influence to spread on its own.
was an idea created by Theodore Roosevelt stating that the U.S will try to be diplomatic, but will never be afraid to go to war.
This option applies to the idea that the U.S will invest in Latin American nations in order for our influence to spread.
Dollar Diplomacy
Moral Diplomacy
Gunboat Diplomacy
Big Stick Diplomacy
This option applies to the idea that the U.S must teach nations in the Caribbean and Latin American about democracy and other aspects of American life. We believed that these ideas would spread on their own, allowing to have more influence in the Western Hemisphere.
Dollar Diplomacy
Moral Diplomacy
Gunboat Diplomacy
Big Stick Diplomacy
Which option describes how we annexed Hawaii?
Sugar cane plantation owners started a revolt which overthrew Queen Lily. The U.S then illegally acquired Hawaii.
Christian missionaries converted Queen Lily to Christianity, causing the rest of Hawaii to assimilate to the United States.
China invaded Hawaii. We sent our navy to help the Hawaiian forces. They were so grateful that they sold Hawaii to the U.S for $20 million
Spain had control of Hawaii. After the Spanish-American War Hawaii was liberated and became a territory of the U.S.
This was a term created by Andrew Carnegie. He says that if you have the means to do so, you are morally obligated to make your community a better place.
Social Darwanism
The Charity of Wealth
The Morality Concept
The Gospel of Wealth/Social Gospel
This was the land between the trenches that no one could get through due to barbed wire, land mines, and soldiers constantly on the lookout for surprise attacks
Dead man's land
No man's land
Death territory
Dead on sight land
The Lusitania...
was a Russian passenger ship sunk by a German U-Boat. It was carrying supplies to Japan and many Americans died when it was attacked. This was one motivating factor that led us to war with Germany.
was a French passenger ship sunk by a German U-Boat. It was carrying supplies to Great Britain and many Americans died when it was attacked. This was one motivating factor that led us to war with Germany.
was a Japanese passenger ship sunk by a German U-Boat. It was carrying supplies to the United States and many Americans died when it was attacked. This was one motivating factor that led us to war with Germany.
was a British passenger ship sunk by a German U-Boat. It was carrying supplies to Great Britain and many Americans died when it was attacked. This was one motivating factor that led us to war with Germany.
When the United States switched from a consumer economy to a wartime economy during World War I...
our economy rapidly grew, allowing us to become a very rich nation.
our economy slowly grew, allowing us to make a small profit after the war.
our economy declined very rapidly, forcing the U.S to go into an economic depression.
our economy did not change.
Woodrow Wilson's 14 Point Plan...
wanted to establish the League of Nations to prevent another World War.
warned against harshly punishing Germany for World War I.
allowed for boundaries to be changed to allow ethnic groups to create their own country in Europe or decide who would govern them.
was rejected by the other Allied Powers because they wanted Germany to be punished for World War I.
All options are true
This is a term that means warring nations agree to a cease fire. This marked the end of World War I.
Cease fire
Armistice
Treaty of Versailles
Gun burning
This was a law created to prevent Chinese immigrants from entering the western states of the United States. The idea was to protect American jobs for U.S citizens.
The Chinese Exclusion Act
The Gentleman's Agreement
The Asian Exclusion Act
The West Coast Exclusion Act
This was created by Woodrow Wilson to help out with any monetary (money) issues the U.S could face. It divided the U.S into twelve districts, with a central bank in each district to help the smaller banks in the event of an economic crisis.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
The Federal Trade Commission
The Federal Reserve
The Clayton Anti-Trust Act
There was a population shift from rural to urban areas during the Gilded/Industrial Age because...
many people wanted better economic opportunities provided in big cities.
many farmers needed a steady income, so decided to abandon their farms to work in factories.
many people believed that there were more jobs available in big cities than in rural areas of the country.
All options are true
A tariff is...
a tax on domestic goods. Tariffs are created to motivate people to buy foreign made products.
a tax on domestic goods. Tariffs are created to allow for big businesses to make more money due to higher prices.
a tax on foreign goods. Tariffs are created in order to encourage citizens to buy foreign made products.
a tax on foreign goods. Tariffs are created in order to encourage citizens of a nation to buy domestically made products.
These were segregation laws in the American South and made constitutional by the Plessy vs. Ferguson court case.
Jim Crow Laws
Plessy Laws
Ferguson Laws
Black Codes
Woodrow Wilson's campaign slogan "He kept us out of war" is significant because...
it allowed him to win the election of 1916 because he kept us out of conflict in Europe.
it allowed him to win the election of 1916 because of his stance against the Allied Powers in Europe.
it cost him the election of 1916 because everyone thought he was a coward for not declaring war on Germany.
it cost him the election of 1916 because everyone thought he was a coward for not declaring war on Great Britain.
