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7. One of the goals of President Wilsons peace plan was to; a. Seek revenge on the Germans b. Seize German territories c. Increase the arms race d. Eliminate the general causes of war 8. What was the British liner that was sunk by a German submarine in 1915 a. USS Arizona b. Lusitania c. USS Maine d. Sussex 9. An important underlying cause of World War One was: a. Dispute over the convoy system b. The web of European alliances c. Refusal of European countries to build large militaries d. American insistence on neutrality in every dispute 10. World War One could be described as a total war because: a. Every army used land, air, and sea tactics b. Every major power was involved c. Every possible resource was channeled towards the war effort d. Every country in Europe had to take sides 11. What role did the US Government play in the economy during the war: a. Gave industries more economic freedom b. Stripped the corporate world of power c. Lowered taxes to promote economic growth d. Regulated the production of war goods 12. Which of the following was not one of Wilsons Fourteen Points a. Germany should accept all the blame for the war b. Countries should be granted freedom of the seas c. There should be no more secret treaties d. Countries should be fair to the colonial claims of colonial peoples 13. How much did a Reparations Commission say that Germany owed to the Allies after the war? a. 20 billion b. 2 trillion c. 10 million d. 30 billion
Short Answer
26. Name 3 Central Powers nations:
27. What were three reasons discussed in class why the US entered World War One:
Extended Response
31. Rather than being the result of a single spontaneous event, World War One occurred only after many years of strained relations between the Great Powers in Europe and had pushed countries to the brink of war. Explain how this statement is true by: a. List and explaining the four cause of the war:
b. List and explain the spark that set in to motion the chain of events leading to World War One:
32: Answer the following about the League of Nations A. What was it? Who proposed it, and was this persons major goal with regards to it?
B. What position does the US ultimately take with regards to the League of Nations? Why does it take this position? What effect do you think the refusal of the US to participate in this program had in its success and why?