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  • What was the main way the government funded the war?
    selling war bonds
  • How was the Sedition Act different from the Espionage Act?
    it targeted anyone who spoke out against the government
  • What did industrialists accuse union leaders of trying to spread?
    communism
  • True or False: President Wilson promoted US territorial expansion in his Fourteen Points Speech.
    False
  • What is the meaning of Commander Marshal Ferdinand Foch's statement "this isn't a peace, it's a twenty year truce" regarding the Versailles Peace Treaty?
    demands placed on Germany would lead to a future war
  • What did Republican presidents in the 1920s typically support?
    business interests
  • Why did crime and illicit drinking flourish despite Prohibition?
    enforcement was weak and underfunded
  • Why was the War Industries Board established?
    allocate scarce materials to American industries
  • True or False: Regarding the contribution of US troops to WWI, it is most accurate to say that they helped achieve key victories for the Allies.
    True
  • What nation was set a reparations bill of $33 billion in gold by the Reparations Committee at the Paris Peace Conference?
    Germany
  • What country did Austria-Hungary blame for the assassination of Franz Ferdinand?
    Serbia
  • In the 1920s, what was the best predictor of how a women would vote?
    how her husband voted
  • How did the influenza virus actually spread?
    it was an airborne virus
  • What was the main effect of the Espionage Act?
    discourage free speech
  • What effect did the Bolshevik revolution have on WWI?
    Russia made peace with the Central Powers
  • What did the Nineteenth Amendment do?
    gave women the right to vote
  • What was a major effect of the widespread acquisition of radios in American homes during the 1920s?
    development of mass culture
  • When was Prohibition repealed?
    during the Great Depression
  • In the 1920s, what was the primary employment of American women?
    secretaries and telephone operators
  • Who were referred to as "wets"?
    people who opposed Prohibition
  • How did Charles Lindbergh's achievement represent traditional American values to some?
    recalled pioneers' independence and the spirit of adventure
  • Who was the leader of the American Expeditionary Forces?
    John J. Pershing
  • Who was a popular trumpet player who gained prominence during the Jazz Age?
    Louis Armstrong
  • What was the primary focus of the Committee on Public Information?
    serve as the government's pro-war propaganda machine
  • Which act prohibited anti-government speech during the war?
    Sedition Act
  • Where did the Spanish Influenza actually originate?
    the American Midwest
  • Where did the Immigration Act of 1924 significantly restrict immigration from?
    Eastern Europe
  • What was an affect of the German U-boat attacks on British passenger ships?
    a modest, but controversial, expansion of the American armed forces
  • What was Warren G. Harding's campaign slogan?
    return to normalcy
  • During the war, most enlisted Black Americans worked as what?
    laborers
  • According to the Schlieffen Plan, how was Germany going to attack France?
    from the North
  • What linked the US to the Allied Powers even before the US was directly involved in the war?
    trade with and loans to Allied nations
  • Who was President Wilson's primary opponent about the League of Nations?
    Henry Cabot Lodge
  • The Scopes Trial revealed Fundamentalists' rejection of what?
    evolution
  • What countries were in the Central Powers?
    Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire
  • Who was the African-American leader who rejected integration in favor of establishing an independent nation in Africa?
    Marcus Garvey
  • What did the Teapot Dome scandal involve?
    members of President Harding's cabinet accepting bribes
  • Which nation was excluded from the Paris Peace Conference?
    Germany
  • Why did Charles Lindbergh become a celebrity?
    he was the first to complete a nonstop, solo flight across the Atlantic
  • True or False: In deciding whether or not to fight, Alvin C. York faced an agonizing conflict in reconciling his patriotism with his pacifist religious beliefs.
    True
  • What was the Zimmerman Telegram?
    sent to Mexico by Germany asking them to start a border war with the US