AICE US QUIZ #6

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Who were the Allies of the United States?

England, France, and Russia.

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What countries made up the Central Powers?

Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Bulgaria.

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Why did German submarines (U-boats) sink other ships during WW1?

To prevent the Allied powers from receiving vital war supplies, food, and fuel.

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What were the traditional causes of WWI?

M.A.I.N

  • Militarism

  • Alliances

  • Imperialism

  • Nationalism


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Why did the United States side with England and France during WW1?

Because of democracy and because they had a similar background.

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What happened to most African Americans during WW1?

They were segregated.

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What things influenced the United States into fighting in WW1?

  • Sinking of Ally ships by Germans

  • Democracy (cultural ties to Allied Powers)

  • Zimmermann Telegram


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What is the Great Migration?

The movement of millions of African Americans from the South to the North.

  • Blacks were done with racial violence.

  • Moved to Chicago, NY, and Detroit.

  • WW1 increased black migration due to workers being needed in factories for war supplies.


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The Harlem Hellfighters were a group of African American soldiers under which country?

France.

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What is propaganda?

The deliberate spread of information to influence public opinion.

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What is rationing?

Controlling the amount of a good that can be purchased or used during a given period.

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What are Civil Liberties? What limited them during WW1?

Are fundamental rights and freedoms protected by the US Constitution.

Were limited in WW1 by:

  • Espionage Act: No spying, mail gets checked.

  • Sedition Act: No creating revolts

  • Schenck v. U.S: Ruled that speech could be restricted during wartime if it presented danger to the country.


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Beginning causes of WW1?

Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. Austria-Hungary blamed Serbia for the murder and issued a harsh ultimatum. Serbia didn’t meet their demands, so Austria-Hungary declared war.