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Question #1
Randolph Bourne believed that World War I,,
A  would lead to the suppression of civil liberties, kill reform, and increase the power of the governmet.
B  would result in a German victory enshrining German values around the world.
C  was a struggle to make the world safe for democracy.
D  was a necessary struggle against German militarism.
Question #2
All of the following provisions of the Treaty of Versailles helped to set the stage for World War II EXCEPT:
A  the requirement that German accept blame for World War I.
B  the conviction many Germans had that Germany’s military had been ‘stabbed in the back’ by Jews and Communists.
C  the massive financial reparations Germany was forced to pay.
D  The establishment of a League of Nations.
Question #3
It is likely the Senate would have ratified the Treaty of Versailles if
A  the President had compromised with moderate Republicans on some of the treaty’s provisions.
B  the President had won over recalcitrant Democrats with the promises of patronage.
C  The President had asked the Supreme Court for a ruling in the Treaty of Versailles.
D  the President had taken his case directly to the American people.
Question #4
In the U.S. Senate, the most controversial part of the Treaty of Versailles was its provision for
A  war reparations.
B  the formation of the United Nations.
C  a League of Nations.
D  a system of ‘colonial mandates.’
Question #5
The attorney general who led the attack on postwar radicalism in 1919 and 1920 was
A  G. Edgar Hoover.
B  A. Mitchell Palmer.
C  Bernard Baruch.
D  George Creel.
Question #6
The immediate post-World War I environment in America was characterized by all of the following EXCEPT:
A  race riots.
B  dissatisfaction over the Treaty of Versailles.
C  declining prices.
D  labor strikes.
Question #7
In Schenck v. United States, the Supreme Court ruled that in time of war, the government could limit the right to
A  free speech.
B  keep and bear arms.
C  the right to trial by jury.
D  due process.
Question #8
The United States’ entry into World War I in 1917 was
A  opposed by a majority of the American public.
B  the result of a request by the King of Great Britain.
C  decisive to an Allied victory.
D  unexpected by Germany.
Question #9
For the first time in American history, during World War I the United States
A  borrowed money to finance the war.
B  used the draft to raise military manpower.
C  administered intelligence tests to military recruits.
D  enlisted black troops in the military.
Question #10
The emergency atmosphere in World War I resulted in important benefits for all but one of the following groups. Select the EXCEPTION.
A  the women’s suffrage movement.
B  The International Workers of the World and the Socialist Party.
C  American farmers.
D  prohibitionists
Question #11
Which of the following does NOT describe the experience of African Americans during World War I?
A  Most opposed U.S. involvement in the war.
B  They were frequently victims of racial discrimination and violence.
C  Many moved north seeking wartime jobs.
D  Most African American servicemen served in non-combat units during the war.
Question #12
To mobilize public support for World War I, President Wilson established the __________, America’s first propaganda agency.
A  U.S. Information Agency.
B  Central Intelligence Agency.
C  The Federal Reserve Board.
D  Committee on Public Information.
Question #13
What was the central agency for mobilizing and managing the American economy during World War I?
A  The War Industries Board.
B  The Creel Committee
C  The Office of Price Management.
D  The Office of Management and Budget.
Question #14
When he asked Congress for a declaration of war in 1917, President Wilson ‘s ultimate goal was to put the United States in a position to
A  acquire new territory for the United States.
B  influence the terms of the post war peace settlement.
C  suppress Russia’s Communist Revolution.
D  liberate Europe’s African and Asian colonies.
Question #15
Why did the publication of the Zimmermann telegram convince many Americans that Germany threatened their national security?
A  Because it revealed Rermany’s plans to resume unrestricted sumbarine warfare.
B  Because it proposed an alliance between German and Mexico.
C  because the United States had only just concluded a war with Mexico.
D  Because it urged Mexico to launch a surprise attack on the United States.
Question #16
The German policy that was most directly responsible for bringing the United States into the war was
A  unrestricted submarine warfare.
B  German use of poison gas.
C  German persectuion of German’s jewish population.
D  the sinking of the Luisitania.
Question #17
At the beginning of the war in Europe, President Wilson
A  believed that the United States should be neutral in thought and deed.
B  favored entering the war and the side of Britain and France.
C  blamed Germany for the war because it had invaded Belgium, a neutral country.
D  believed that the United States shoudl enter the war to make the world safe for democracy.
Question #18
World War I was the result of
A  colonial competition between Britain and Germany.
B  the greed of financiers, minitions manufacturers, and others eager for wartime profits.
C  the fear of communist revolutions throughout Europe.
D  the failure of international diplomacy and a web of entangling alliances.
Question #19
The event that set off the train of events leading to the outbreak of World War I in 1914 was
A  the assassination of the Austro-Hungarian Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
B  the sinking of the Lusitania.
C  the Zimmerman telegram.
D  the Treaty of Versailles.
Question #20
Which of the following statements about World War I is FALSE?
A  The war ended in a stalemate.
B  It resulted in the collapse of the Russian Empire.
C  It resulted in the collapse of the Austrio-Hungarian Empire.
D  It resulted in teh deaths of 9 million combatants and 5 million civilians – more than any previous war.
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