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Froggy Jumps WWI quizOnline version WWI facts and figures by ava niemeier 1 Which event sparked the beginning of World War I? a German invasion of Poland b Assassination of Archduke Karl Franz c Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand 2 Which nations made up the Allied Powers at the start of the war? a France, Russia, Great Britain b France, Italy, Japan c Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy 3 What was the main German strategy that pushed the U.S. toward war? a Unrestricted submarine warfare b Schlieffen Plan c Blockade of British ports 4 The Zimmermann Telegram attempted to persuade which country to attack the United States? a Canada b Mexico c Japan 5 What characterized trench warfare on the Western Front? a Naval battles on open seas b Long stalemates with little territory gained c Rapid movements and blitzkrieg 6 What countries did the Western Front mostly stretch through? a Germany and Austria b France and Belgium c Italy and Switzerland 7 What was the name of the U.S. military force sent to Europe called? a The AEF (American Expeditionary Forces) b The American Navy Fleet c US Army Corps 8 Who commanded American forces in World War I? a Dwight D. Eisenhower b John J. Pershing c George S. Patton 9 Which battle was the first major American attack in WWI? a Belleau Wood b Cantigny c Argonne 10 Where did the U.S. Marines became famous for their bravery? a Iwo Jima b Belleau Wood c Midway 11 What major U.S. offensive helped break German lines in 1918? a Gallipoli Campaign b Somme Offensive c Meuse-Argonne Offensive 12 What date marks the armistice ending the fighting in WWI? a July 4, 1918 b November 11, 1918 c November 11, 1919 13 What was the name of Woodrow Wilson’s peace plan? a Ten Points b Fourteen Points c Five Points 14 Which item from Wilson’s plan became part of the Treaty of Versailles? a United Nations b League of Nations c NATO 15 Which country was forced to accept blame for WWI? a Germany b France c Austria-Hungary 16 Why does the U.S. the Senate reject the Treaty of Versailles? a Desire for more allies b Fear of being pulled into foreign wars through the League of Nations c Preference for open diplomacy 17 What caused President Wilson’s major health crisis in 1919? a Pneumonia b Heart attack c Stroke 18 Who quietly managed access to the president after Wilson became ill? a Edith Roosevelt b Lou Henry Hoover c Edith Wilson 19 What did Warren G. Harding’s campaign slogan promise? a “Progress and Prosperity” b “New Deal for All” c “Return to Normalcy” 20 Who won the Election of 1920? a Warren G. Harding b Woodrow Wilson c Calvin Coolidge 21 What tried to convince Mexico to attack the United States? a The Lusitania note b Zimmermann Telegram c The Philadelphia Telegram 22 What was created to help prevent future wars? a League of Nations b NATO c United Nations 23 What were reparations? a Payments Germany had to make after the war b Military occupations c Cash grants to allies 24 What was the War Guilt Clause? a Allowed Germany to blame Austria b Forced Germany to accept blame for the war. c Exonerated Germany of blame 25 Who was Henry Cabot Lodge? a President of the U.S. b A WWI general c Led the U.S. Senate opposition to the League of Nations 26 What is trench warfare? a Air-only combat in skies b Naval combat at sea c Fighting from deep dug-in ditches 27 What are tanks? a Submarines with torpedoes b New weapon designed to cross trenches and barbed wire c Airplanes used in bombing 28 What happened in the Election of 1920? a Harding defeated Cox for president b Wilson won re-election c Cox won presidency

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by ava niemeier

Which event sparked the beginning of World War I?

Which nations made up the Allied Powers at the start of the war?

What was the main German strategy that pushed the U.S. toward war?

The Zimmermann Telegram attempted to persuade which country to attack the United States?

What characterized trench warfare on the Western Front?

What countries did the Western Front mostly stretch through?

What was the name of the U.S. military force sent to Europe called?

Who commanded American forces in World War I?

Which battle was the first major American attack in WWI?

Where did the U.S. Marines became famous for their bravery?

What major U.S. offensive helped break German lines in 1918?

What date marks the armistice ending the fighting in WWI?

What was the name of Woodrow Wilson’s peace plan?

Which item from Wilson’s plan became part of the Treaty of Versailles?

Which country was forced to accept blame for WWI?

Why does the U.S. the Senate reject the Treaty of Versailles?

What caused President Wilson’s major health crisis in 1919?

Who quietly managed access to the president after Wilson became ill?

What did Warren G. Harding’s campaign slogan promise?

Who won the Election of 1920?

What tried to convince Mexico to attack the United States?

What was created to help prevent future wars?

What were reparations?

What was the War Guilt Clause?

Who was Henry Cabot Lodge?

What is trench warfare?

What are tanks?

What happened in the Election of 1920?