WorksheetsCh. 5 Mexican Revolution and Ch. 7 WWI
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 27mins
Roosevelt Corollary refers to ...
Teddy's service in the Spanish-American War.
the addition to the Monroe Doctrine asserting America's right to intervene in Latin/South American affairs.
how much respect Theodore Roosevelt had for other countries in Latin/South America.
President Taft's foreign policy was known as ...
(a)
Moral Diplomacy is the foreign policy of this President...
Theodore Roosevelt
William Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Eugene Debs
Victoriano Huerta ruthlessly seized power in Mexico when he had ...
Madero killed.
Diaz flee the country.
Pancho Villa kill Zapata.
President Wilson did not (a) the Huerta government because of how he came to power in Mexico (remember Moral Diplomacy).
U.S Sailors were detained in the Mexican port city of _______________when they went into a restricted area.
Veracruz
San Ysabel
Tampico
Mexico City
Which country tried to get weapons into Veracruz, Mexico to help the Huerta government against the American occupation?
Germany
France
America
Great Britain
Which Mexican government was official recognized in 1914 after the demise of the Huerta government?
Porfirio Diaz
Francisco Madero
Venustiano Carranza
Poncho Villa
Which Mexican revolutionary attacked and killed several US businessmen during the San Ysabel, NM incident
Zapata
Villa
Carranza
Huerta
President Wilson sent a US force to capture or kill Pancho Villa. Who lead this expedition into Mexico on behalf of the United States government?
Douglas MacArthur
George Patton
US Grant
John J. Pershing
Who was assassinated by Gavrilo Princip on June 28, 1914 in Sarajevo, Bosnia (part of the A-H Empire) setting the stage for WWI.
Arch-duke Franz Ferdinand
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Emperor Franz Joseph
Czar Nicholas II
(a) a policy of glorification of the military power and keeping a standing army prepared for war.
(a) are countries banding together through treaties to discourage attacks by hostile nation(s).
(a) is the domination of the political, economic, militarily or cultural life of another country or region.
(a) a strong feeling of pride in and devotion to one's country of origin.
President Woodrow Wilson kept the United States out of the World War until 1917. What was the official policy of the United States prior to involvement in WWI?
United States Neutrality
United States Intervention
United States non-combatant
What was Woodrow Wilson's campaign motto in the United States 1916 presidential campaign?
"Let's keep supplying the Allies with war materials."
"America will always remain neutral in European wars."
"He kept us out of war."
"He kept us in the war in Europe."
Germany re-instituted _____________ _______________ warfare (and a series of military offensives on the Western Front) in 1917 in an effort to win the war in Europe.
(a)
The Zimmerman Note (from Germany) proposed an alliance with Mexico. What was Mexico to received if they joined with Germany in WWI?
they would receive: war materials and compensation (money)
they would receive: money and territory in the U.S. (parts of Texas, New Mexico and Arizona)
they would receive:
territory in Africa and the Pacific
Ideas spread to influence public opinion for or against a cause. They can influence recruiting, money, demonize the enemy, etc...
(a)
When the United States entered the World War I in 1917, Woodrow Wilson feared America would...
go war mad(ness) and commit violence toward Germans (patriotic murder).
not actively engage in the war.
not have enough military production to fight in the war.
America mobilized for the war and by the spring/summer of 1918 was on the Western Front fighting with the Allies. How did this effect the Allies?
it hurt the Allies because the Americans didn't know how fight on the Western Front
it was a morale boost for the Allies and made them believe the war might end soon
The ____________ ___________ was the civilian population and activities of a nation whose armed forces are engaged in a war abroad. In America people were asked to conserve food, buy war bonds, work in armament factories to help their country to victory.
(a)
Required men between the ages of 21-30 years of age to register for a military draft.
Conscription Act of 1914
Military Draft Act of 1916
The American Draft Act of 1916
The Selective Service Act of 1917
This Act punished people who aided the enemy by spying in America.
The Spying Act
The Espionage Act of 1917
The Sedition Act of 1919
This Act added to the Espionage Act to cover "disloyal, profane or abusive language" about the American form of government, the Constitution, the flag or the armed forces.
The Selective Services Act
The Alien to America Act
The Sedition Act of 1918
The National War Labor Board tried to ...
negotiate labor disputes with American workers in the manufacturing of war goods.
sync American and British labor to help defeat the Germans.
improve the plight of every worker in America during the war years.
(a) was the nickname given to United States soldiers in WWI.
The largest offensive featuring United States servicemen took place in October of 1918, it was called ....
the 3rd Battle of Ypres
the Meuse-Argonne Offensive
the Ardennes Offensive
the Hindenburg Line Offensive
Charles Whittlesey, George McMurtry and Chi Ami were an essential part of keeping Americans alive during the Meuse-Argonne Offensive of October 1918. What did this episode become known as?
The Unknown Force
The Encircled Battalion
The Lost Battalion
The Enbattled Battalion
This took place/effect at 11am on November 11th, 1918. It stopped the fighting on the Western Front.
Armistice
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of German surrender
President Wilson's plan to end the war was called...
(a)
The Treaty of Versailles...
ended German involvement in WWI.
made Germany take the blame for the war.
forced the Germans to pay war reparations to the Allies.
forced them to reduce the size of the army and navy
All of these are correct answers
The Big Three at the Treaty of Versailles were...
Wilson, Clemenceau, Lloyd George and Churchill
Roosevelt, Taft and Wilson
Clemenceau, Lloyd George and Woodrow Wilson
These Senators were in favor of the Treaty of Versailles.
Reservationists
Pro-Treaty
Irreconcilables
Anti-Treaty
President Wilson had a (a) outside of Pueblo, Colorado as he was campaigning for the League of Nations.
Isolationism is....
America continuing it's involvement in European affairs.
America avoiding involvement in European affairs.
America providing manufacturing goods to the world
A
This plan looked to rebuild war torn places in Europe and help their economy moving forward (focused on Germany).
The Hoover Plan
The Coolidge Plan
The Wilson Plan
The Dawes Plan
African-Americans move in great numbers to the work in the north during the WWI years. What was this migration called?
The Great Migration
The Workers Migration
The Big City Migration
A Mexican Revolutionary in the Southern part of Mexico, he once said horses of the rich live better than most Mexican workers.
(a)
