Extra Quiz: Chapter 30
1. At the outbreak of World War I in 1914, American economic and cultural ties were strongest with:
2. Why did Germany turn to submarine warfare during World War I?
3. The Lusitania, sunk in 1915, was traveling under which nation's flag?
4. The Sussex pledge (1916) was Germany's promise to:
5. Germany's January 1917 decision to resume unrestricted submarine warfare was a gamble that it could:
6. The Zimmermann Telegram was intercepted by:
7. In asking Congress for war, Wilson famously declared that the world must be made safe for:
8. The War Industries Board, which coordinated wartime industrial production, was led by:
9. Herbert Hoover led the wartime agency responsible for:
10. Eugene V. Debs was imprisoned under the Espionage Act for:
11. In Schenck v. United States (1919), Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes articulated the:
12. During World War I, which ethnic group in America faced particular suspicion and harassment?
13. General Pershing insisted that American troops:
14. American troops helped halt a major German offensive in the spring of:
15. The Meuse-Argonne offensive was significant because it:
16. The armistice ending World War I fighting took effect on:
17. Wilson's Fourteen Points called for all of the following EXCEPT:
18. Wilson's trip to the Paris Peace Conference was notable because:
19. At the Paris Peace Conference, French premier Georges Clemenceau pushed for:
20. In exchange for including the League of Nations Covenant in the treaty, Wilson had to:
21. Senate opponents of the Treaty of Versailles who rejected the League of Nations outright were called:
22. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge led opposition to the League of Nations mainly because he feared it would:
23. Wilson's refusal to compromise with the Senate over the League of Nations was influenced by:
24. The ultimate fate of U.S. membership in the League of Nations was:
25. The harsh reparations and territorial losses imposed on Germany at Versailles ultimately:
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