Exam 23: War and Society, 1914-1920

U.S.entry into the "Great War" required massive organization on the home front.Discuss how this organization was accomplished in the following areas: military mobilization,business and industry for wartime production,funding of the war,and generating national support for U.S.involvement.

Theodore Roosevelt hoped to achieve peace without victory.

The overthrow of Tsar Nicholas II's regime in Russia fueled Woodrow Wilson's belief that the war was helping to make the world safe for democracy.

The largest number of battle-related deaths during the First World War occurred among

The Eighteenth Amendment

"Doughboys" was a nickname for U.S.Army cooks during World War I.

Which of the following did not join the League of Nations?

Describe how Woodrow Wilson's vision for a "new world order" differed in key ways from the foreign policies of his predecessors.

U.S.workers,likening their cause to the battle in Europe,called for ____________________ at home.

The United States joined the war effort in Europe

Both the English and the Germans violated American neutral rights during World War I.

The main reason for Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points address was to

Trench warfare was employed along both the western and eastern fronts during World War I.

In the election of 1916,

Which country was not part of the "Big Four" at the Paris Peace Conference?

After World War I,

The organization founded by Marcus Garvey that called for black nationalism was the "Universal ____________________."

Describe the factors that led to the outbreak of war in Europe in 1914 and the factors that eventually led to the U.S.entry in the war.Your answer should discuss both the ideologies and the events that led to the "Great War." In your opinion,was U.S.entry inevitable?

During World War I,the complicated alliances of the Triple Entente and the Triple Alliance were

Marcus Garvey called on blacks to forge a separate black nation for themselves.