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Question #1

Back within the United States, the Great Migration began to cause discontent between white and black workers throughout major cities. What was the name given to the 1919 riots and blood murders seen in major cities, such as Chicago?

A Red Summer

B The Grey Massacres

C Great Discontent

D Bloody Sunday

Question #2

What terrible disease began to ravage the United States after the war ended?

A Tuberculosis

B Syphilis

C Influenza

D Small Pox

Question #3

Who were the main benefactors of the Treaty of Versailles?

A African Colonials via League of Nations

B Germany and its Austrian/Ottoman Allies

C France and the Allies

D Soviets and Chinese Alliances

Question #4

What was the main purpose of Wilson’s brain child, the League of Nations?

A Maintaining American dominance in European commerce

B Increasing diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union in hopes of creating long-lasting alliances

C Promoting a new world order and protecting territorial integrity

D Maintaining equality between the nations

Question #5

What battle was the first American offensive in the war?

A Battle of Cantigny

B Battle of Belleau Wood

C Battle of the Bulge

D Battle of Argonne Forest

Question #6

What was the condition of the Allied forces by the time American troops landed in the Western Front?

A Pounding the German lines with heavy artillery, gaining significant advantages

B Holding their own in a stalemate against the enemy

C Exhausted and in need of reinforcements

D In high spirits due to their recent military victories in both the Western and Eastern fronts

Question #7

What was the post-war sentiment of Prohibition as felt by the American public?

A General opposition and violation of the law

B General reforms were necessary and patriotic to increase limits on alcohol

C General support and created a virtuous America

D General understanding of the benefits of temperance

Question #8

What famous African American division served on the frontlines of France for 6 months, receiving the Legion of Merit and other meritorious service awards for their combat heroism?

A D.C. Brigade

B Harlem Hellfighters

C Black French Regiment

D Brooklyn War Demons

Question #9

What was the nickname given to bilingual female telephone operators within the United States and those stationed in combat areas abroad?

A Landline Ladies

B Red Cross Girls

C Female Operatives

D Hello Girls

Question #10

Ultimately, what did the war do for women in relation to the workplace?

A Presented new opportunities for women in the workplace

B Presented fewer opportunities for women in the workplace

C Created a two-class system of workers and non-workers

D Created resentment between genders due to labor imbalances

Question #11

In addition to the increased propaganda, the U.S. government did what to limit anti-war sentiments in the country?

A Decreased enlistment numbers throughout main cities

B Increased food rations to increase moral

C Decreased taxation to bolster American commerce

D Increased repressive legislation against anti-war speech

Question #12

To spur recruitment of soldiers and create a rising sentiment to go to war, the Wilson administration created what committee to oversee public propaganda over the U.S. population?

A Committee of Public Information

B Committee of American Patriotism

C Committee of Steel Creel

D Committee of Anti-Sedition

Question #13

Due to the rising growth of the U.S. military, the government passed these two acts to adequately maintain supplies for the troops.

A Lever Food and Fuel Control Act

B Garfield Gas and Food Act

C American Supplies and Ammunition Act

D Patriot and Lady Liberty Act

Question #14

Once the United States declared war on Germany in 1917, what federal act did Congress impose to bolster their recruitment roster?

A Selective Enlistment Act

B World War Recruitment Act

C Selective Service Act

D War Preparation Act

Question #15

What famous ship was targeted by German u-boats and resulted in international scorn as well as President Wilson being heavily tested on his neutrality policy?

A RMS Britannia

B RMS Lusitania

C RMS Lustraffa

D RMS Conclave

Question #16

What main event is typically seen as the driving force behind the start of Europe’s terrible Great War, or WWI?

A Assassination of Ottoman ambassador Kemal Karpat

B Rising tensions in the west between France and Austria

C Rising tensions in the east between Russia and the Ottomans

D Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

Question #17

Although Wilson spoke of being less involved in the Western Hemisphere in terms of foreign policy, how did he ultimately react to rising conflicts in Latin America?

A Intervened less than either Taft or Roosevelt

B Concluded that isolationism was the best course of action

C Concluded that Canadian-American cooperation was the best course of action

D Intervened more than either Taft or Roosevelt

Question #18

In order to pursue his goal of using American influence overseas only when it was a moral imperative, Wilson put which man in the position of Secretary of State?

A William Jennings Bryan

B John Pershing

C Theodore Roosevelt

D Charles Hughes

Question #19

When Woodrow Wilson took office in 1913, what was the central theme of his foreign policy?

A More expansionist approach

B More progressive approach

C Less expansionist approach

D Less progressive approach

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