WorksheetsNorthern Lights Ch. 14 WWI Review
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 11mins
A war fought from 1914 to 1918 mostly in Europe and the Middle East, between the Allies and the Central Powers
Civil War
WWI
WWII
US-Dakota War of 1862
The nations that allied or united against the Central Powers of Europe. They included Great Britain, France Russia, Italy and the United States
Europe
The United Nations
Allies
Central Powers
A formal agreement or treaty between two or more nations to cooperate, if one nation was attacked by another nation, its allies would come to its defense
Alliance System
Political System
Alliance Agreement
Treaty
The nations that fought against the Allies. They included Germany, Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire
Allies
Central Powers
Europe
The United Nations
The combined efforts of those at home as well as those in the military to win a war
Home Effort
Military Effort
War Effort
Combined Effort
The organized spreading of information in order to persuade people to adopt a certain position. It typically only presents one point of view.
Propaganda
Persuasion
Persecution
Point of View
Loyalty to one's country
Faith
Propaganda
Alliance
Patriotism
A certificate sold to citizens by a government in order to help pay for a war. It is a written promise to repay the buyer the full amount of the selling price with interest on or after a specified date
War Coupon
War Bond
War Rations
War Loan
Commission of Public Safety (CPS)
A state agency that existed only during World War I, its role was to oversee the war effort in Minnesota
Nations that made up the Central Powers during World War I
Nations that made up the Allies during World War I
A labor union whose members included iron miners and lumberjacks
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire
Europe
A political organization of mainly Minnesota and North Dakota farmers
Nations that made up the Allies during World War I
Nations that made up the Central Powers during World War I
Great Britain, France, Russia, Italy, United States
Europe
A political organization of mainly Minnesota and North Dakota farmers
Nations that made up the Allies during World War I
Nations that made up the Central Powers during World War I
Industrial Workers of the World (IWW)
Nations that made up the Central Powers during World War I
Nations that made up the Allies during World War I
A labor union whose members included iron miners and lumberjacks
A labor union whose members included teachers
When did the US join the war?
1914
1917
1915
1918
When did World War I end?
1914
1917
1915
1918
Technology of WWI included:
Submarines, airplanes, machine guns, chemical gas
Telegraph, railroad and hot air balloons
Cyber Attacks and cell phones
Radar and atomic weapons
Many Minnesotans and the CPS during the time of WWI were:
Anti-Union
Anti-German
Anti-American
Antiseptic
Chemical warfare that would burn your eyes and fill your lungs with fluid
Axe Body Spray
Vaping
Ketchup Gas
Mustard Gas
The name originally given to the First World War:
WWII
The First War
War for Europe
The Great War
When did WWI begin in Europe?
1914
1917
1915
1918
A political organization of mainly Minnesota and North Dakota farmers
Nonpartisan League
The Grange
4-H
Populist Party
What is November 11th known as today?
Valentine's Day
Vaccination Day
Veteran's Day
Veterinarian's Day
The number of Minnesotans who served in the military during WWI
More than 126,000
3,500
more than 100,000
35,000
The number of Minnesotans who died in World War I
More than 126,000
3,500
more than 100,000
35,000
This person received threats after speaking against U.S. government policies and was forced from public office as Mayor of New Ulm
Woodrow Wilson
Louis Fertile
Louis Fritsche
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
A type of combat in which opposing troops fight from trenches facing each other, this was much of the fighting in WWI
Mustard Gas
No Man's Land
Troop Warfare
Trench Warfare
Why did most Americans believe the United States should stay OUT of the war?
The propaganda was strong to support the Austria-Hungarians as many people had ancestors from this region
No need for the United States to get involved in the issues of European powers
The powerful weapons of modern threatened America's security and economy
Most Americans wanted to join the war
Why did some Americans believe the United States SHOULD join the war?
The propaganda was strong to support the Austria-Hungarians as many people had ancestors from this region
No need for the United States to get involved in the issues of European powers
The powerful weapons of modern warfare threatened America's security and economy
Most Americans wanted to join the war
Which group of immigrants faced the biggest impact when schools stopped teaching the language, their newspapers were censored, or limited, to what could be written. Their music was discouraged, and some Minnesotans responded by changing their names.
Russian
Finnish
German
Italian
Which side was victorious in World War I?
Allies
Central Powers
Neither, it was a tie
WWI is still being fought
The popular belief, of most Americans, was that if our side was victorious in the war, future wars would be avoided.
True
False
World War I proved that a small fight between two countries could quickly grow into a large war involving many countries, once all the allies became involved.
True
False
Animals played a vital role helping with communication and transportation during WWI. Which of the following animals DID NOT play a role in the war effort?
dogs, pigeons
cats, fish, turtles, llamas
camels, elephants
mules/donkeys, and horses
