Who was
President of the United States during World War ONE? a. T. Roosevelt;
b. W. Wilson c. H.
Hoover; d. FD Roosevelt; e. H. Truman.
¥ Which of
the following was NOT an example of the growing spirit of internationalism or
Peace movement just before World War I.
a. Most
African countries were given self-determination.
b. A postal
union was established.
c. An
international telegraph union was established.
d. The
Carnegie Peace Palace was constructed in Holland.
e. The Nobel
Peace Prize was established.
¥ World War
I began when ____ declared war on Serbia because Serbia was held responsible
for the assassination of the archduke Francis Ferdinand?
a. Germany; b.
Austria; c.
United States; d.
Russia; e. England.
¥ Which
country started mobilizing in World War I because it felt ethnically affiliated
with Serbia?
a. Germany; b.
Austria; c.
United States; d.
Russia; e.
England.
¥ Which
country declared war on Germany because Germany violated the neutrality of
Belgium by marching through that country to attack France?
a. Germany; b.
Austria; c.
United States; d.
Russia; e.
England.
¥ Which
country declared war on Germany because of its unrestricted submarine warfare?
a. Germany; b.
Austria; c.
United States;
d. Russia; e. England.
¥ Which of
the following countries fought Against the US in World War I?
a.
China; b. England; c. Austria; d. Russia;
e. Japan
¥ Which of
the following statements is NOT true about the Treaty of Brest-Litvosk?
a. Russia
surrendered to Germany in order to get out of World War I.
b. Russia
lost a great deal of territory, people and money because of the treaty.
c. Russia
resented the allied powers for not providing more support and aid.
d. Russia
learned a lesson and never again tried to hold territory in eastern Europe.
e. Russia
left World War I early at least partly because it was occupied with the
communist revolution at home.
¥ Who made
famous expressions like: ÒThis
will be a war to end all warsÓÕ and ÒWe will make the world safe for
democracyÓ; and ÒIt is a terrible thing to lead a people to war, but the right
is more precious than peaceÓ? a.
Mahatma Gandhi; b. Mao
Tse-tung; c. Georges
Clemenceau; d. Woodrow
Wilson; e. H. Hoover
¥ Who
opposed the Ò14 pointsÓ plan for peace and wanted to be more of a Òvindictive
victorÓ: a. Mao Tse-tung; b. Georges Clemenceau; c. Woodrow Wilson; d. Franklin Roosevelt; e. Adolf Hitler
¥ Which of
the following is NOT true about the League of Nations.
a. Russia
was not a member. b. the
United States was not a member; c.
It was organized after World War I;
d. It was weaker than the United Nations after World War II, and often
defied or ignored in the 1920s & Ô30s e. It was not interested in humanitarian causes such
as famines and refugees.
¥ Which of
the following was NOT one of the American Ò14 pointsÓ Peace Plan.
a. Freedom
of the seas; b. Central
powers to pay $50. billion;
c. Self
determination;
d. A League of Nations e.
No secret covenants
¥ Which of
the following was NOT one of the provisions of the Treaty of Versailles after
World War ONE?
a. Germany
to give up Alsace and Lorraine to France.
b. Germany
to sign a Òwar guiltÓ clause
c. Germany
to be divided into two zones: one
American; one Russian.
d. Germany
to give up its airforce.
e. Germany
to pay $33.billion in reparations.