World War I: From Isolation to Involvement Answers

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After entering World War I, the United States implemented a total war effort that involved

A
using all of its military and civilian resources to remain neutral.
B
forcing banks to loan the government money.
C
recruiting women to fight alongside men in the war.
D
using all of its military and civilian resources to win the war.
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How did conflict in Serbia between Austria-Hungary and Russia help ignite World War I?

A
European countries united in an effort to ensure economic stability on the continent.
B
Europe split into Allied and Central powers to keep the conflict from hurting its interests in America.
C
Europe split into Allied and Central powers as countries honored alliances to fight together if attacked.
D
European countries united in a European Union to keep Russia out of the Ottoman Empire.
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The table shows the military casualties of World War I.Which conclusion can be drawn from this chart?

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A
The number of casualties were small compared to the size of the countries involved.
B
France suffered the greatest number of casualties because it did the most fighting.
C
The war resulted in many casualties for all of the countries that participated.
D
Great Britain had the greatest number of casualties because it fought the longest.
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Which action is an example of imperialism?

A
Great Britain’s establishment of colonies in Africa
B
Italy’s encouragement of devotion to country
C
Germany’s promise to protect other countries in wartime
D
Russia’s massive growth in armed forces
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Which organization did President Wilson believe was key to stopping future wars?

A
the League of Nations
B
the League of Allies
C
the United Nations
D
the United Allies
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The table shows the military strength of various countries just before the start of World War I. Based on the table, which statement best explains how Great Britain and Russia differed in military strategy?

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A
Great Britain wanted a balanced military, while Russia grew its army.
B
Great Britain focused on ground forces, while Russia grew its navy.
C
Great Britain sought to build a large navy, while Russia focused on its army.
D
Great Britain strived for a large navy, while Russia sought a balanced military.
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The Great Migration on the US home front during World War I involved

A
African Americans moving south from the North to work in factories.
B
African Americans moving north from the South to work in factories.
C
women joining the military in massive numbers to fight overseas.
D
women taking high-level government jobs left by men who were drafted.
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Which technological advances made World War I different from past wars? Select four answers.aircraftpoison gascomputerssubmarinesradarmachine guns

A
aircraft
B
poison gas
C
computers
D
submarines
E
radar
F
machine guns

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