A) Canada B) Mexico C) Japan D) Italy
A) Germany, Italy and Austria-Hungary B) Germany, France and Serbia C) Great Britian, Italy and Spain D) France, Great Britain and Russia
A) Ottoman Empire B) France C) Germany D) Russia
A) Supported the Triple Alliance B) Supported the Triple Entente C) Neutrality D) Wanted to move away from the idea of isolationism
A) Empires relinquishing control of African colonies B) the alliances of European countries creating a balance of power C) negotiations facilitated through the neutral offices of the Red Cross D) Unilateral disarmament
A) The resolution of tensions over colonialism in the Middle eAst and Southeast Asia B) The overthrow of Bolsheviks in Russia C) The overthrow of monarchies across Europe D) the settlement and of territorial disputes and the reinstatement of the pre-war map of Europe
A) the League of Peace B) the Big Four C) the Fourteen points D) The Treaty of Versailles
A) the de Lome letter B) Dewey's attack on the Philippines C) because of an explosion on the USS Maine D) the death of Jose Marti
A) to convince Americans to join the League of Nations B) to convince Americans to stay away from places where they would be exposed to influenza C) to convince Americans to support World War I D) to convince Europeans of America's military might
A) Americans had little interest in the struggle and Spanish Empire B) Americans sympathized with the Cubans, due in part to sensationalized American journalism of the harsh treatment of Cuban citizens C) President McKinley was pressured to enter the conflict as soon as it began D) Americans sympathized with Spain
A) the sale of Liberty bonds B) the federal reserve banks C) income taxes D) the War Industries Board
A) a feeling of cultural superiority B) a belief in democracy C) a spirit of cooperation D) a belief in transcendentalism
A) The U.S. felt sympathy for Panama B) the U.S. wanted to give Panama its independance like they had Cuba C) The U.S. wanted to imperialize Panama D) The U.S. wanted the control over building of teh Panama Canal
A) Atlantic Ocean and Pacific Ocean B) Panama and Columbia C) Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico D) Atlantic Ocean and West Indies
A) capital B) raw materials C) ideas D) workers
A) Great Britain B) The United States C) France D) Russia
A) submarine warfare B) The Spanish influenza C) poison gas D) battlefield casualties
A) they were inferior to people who lived in less-developed countries B) economic soundness resulted from cooperating with and showing respect for other nations C) evolution impacted the culture of a nations's inhabitants as much as it did the adaptation of species D) they were superior to people who lived in less-developed countries
A) President Wilson was opposed to ethnic groups having self-determination B) Premier Clemenceau thougth Germany should not pay war reparations, but President Wilson thought it should C) President Wilson wanted a treaty that stressed openness, fair trade, and fewer weapons but other leaders wanted to punish Germany for starting the war D) President Wilson wanted to punish Germany for its role in the war, but the leaders of other Allied nations did not agree
A) United States, France and Britian B) German Empire, France and Britain C) Britain, France and Russia D) German Empire, Austria-Hungary and Ottoman Empire
A) The Allies will reinforces troops on the Eastern Front B) The Central Powers will be able to focus solely on the Western Front C) Americans will declare war on Russia because they hate Communists D) It will lead Central Powers to surrender
A) tourist attraction B) fishing site C) coaling station and naval base D) fiftieth state
A) Newspapers presented exaggerated stories and only presented the Cuban perspective leading Americans to support the rebels B) Newspapers presented only the Spanish perspective leading Americans to suuport Spain C) Newspapers convinced Americans it was none of our business
A) The diplomatic tool of using military force to keep European Powers of of the Western Hemisphere B) The diplomatic tool of making other countries our protectorate C) The diplomatic tool of guarteeing American loans and investments in Central and South American countries to promote American policy goals D) The diplomatic tool of taking over other countries for their own good |