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What was the united states’ stance at the beginning of world war i? question 1 options: neutrality interventionists aggression appeasement
question 2 (1 point) what was the name of the telegram sent by germany’s foreign minister to mexico asking them to join germany in a war against the u. s.? question 2 options: zimmerman lusitania yellow journalism espionage question 3 (1 point) who was arrested after making a series of speeches against world war i and was a prominent socialist?
question 3 options: woodrow wilson william mckinley karl marx eugene debs question 4 (1 point) open diplomacy, freedom of the seas, end international trade barriers, reduce armaments are all aspects of wilson’s peace plan known as the: question 4 options: league of nations fourteen points treaty of versailles treaty of ghent question 5 (1 point) germany’s decision to expand submarine attacks from allied warships to include commercial ships belonging to both belligerent and neutral nations was known as: question 5 options: restricted submarine warfare unrestricted submarine warfare controlled submarine warfare belligerent submarine warfare question 6 (1 point) what was the name of british passenger liner, with 128 americans on board, sunk by a german submarine in may 1915? question 6 options: mayflower zimmerman lusitania arabic question 7 (1 point) the migration of blacks from the south to the north that accelerated during wwi was known as? question 7 options: westward expansion northward expansion the great migration manifest destiny question 8 (1 point) who was known as the developer of the first mass produced automobile and for improving the assembly line? question 8 options: henry ford woodrow wilson louis chevrolet eugene debs question 9 (1 point) what law provided penalties for spying, sabotage, and obstructing the war effort that was passed in 1917? question 9 options: war powers act espionage act habeas corpus neutrality act question 10 (1 point) what was the international organization designed to keep peace after wwi that america refused to join? question 10 options: united nations allied powers central powers league of nations question 11 (1 point) a more extreme form of socialism where workers would share the means of production and distribution question 11 options: capitalism open market communism mixed economy question 12 (1 point) what created a common cultural experience for thousands of americans in the 1920s? question 12 options: television personal computer automobile radio question 13 (1 point) german philosopher who believed the final revolution would be between the capitalists and the workers. question 13 options: karl marx adolf hitler vladimir lenin albert einstein question 14 (1 point) what was the first true american music that was influential during the 1920s? question 14 options: country opera jazz hip hop question 15 (1 point) the communist revolution in 1917 led to a fear of communism in the u. s. known as the question 15 options: black scare red scare socialist scare capitalism scare question 16 (1 point) what amendment gave women the right to vote because of their economic contribution wwi? question 16 options: 18th amendment 19th amendment 20th amendment 21st amendment question 17 (1 point) what amendment banned alcohol related to anti-german sentiment during wwi? question 17 options: 16th amendment 17th amendment 18th amendment 19th amendment question 18 (1 point) mass production speeds up production and drives costs question 18 options: up down to stay the same none of the above question 19 (1 point) what led to people “needing” certain items of convenience rather than just “wanting” them? question 19 options: advertising consumerism mass production the automobile question 20 (1 point) during the 1920s, there was time of increased buying of automobiles and household appliances known as: question 20 options: under consumption overproduction consumerism stock market crash question 21 (1 point) the first major artistic movement coming out of black culture centered where? question 21 options: harlem new orleans atlanta detroit

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