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In order to pursue his goal of using American influence overseas only when it was a moral imperative, Wilson put which man in the position of Secretary of State?

A. Charles Hughes B. Theodore Roosevelt C. William Jennings Bryan D. John Pershing

Why was the German use of the unterseeboot considered to defy international law?

A. because other countries did not have similar technology B. because they refused to warn their targets before firing C. because they constituted cruel and unusual methods D. because no international consensus existed to employ submarine technology

To what extent were Woodrow Wilson’s actual foreign policy decisions consistent with his foreign policy philosophy or vision?

Which of the following was not enacted in order to secure men and materials for the war effort?

A. the Food Administration B. the Selective Service Act C. the War Industries Board D. the Sedition Act

What of the following was not used to control American dissent against the war effort?

A. propaganda campaigns B. repressive legislation C. National Civil Liberties Bureau D. loyalty leagues

How did the government work to ensure unity on the home front, and why did Wilson feel that this was so important?

7.

Why did the war not increase overall prosperity?

A. because inflation made the cost of living higher B. because wages were lowered due to the war effort C. because workers had no bargaining power due to the “no-strike pledge” D. because women and African American men were paid less for the same work

Which of the following did not influence the eventual passage of the Nineteenth Amendment?

A. women’s contributions to the war effort B. the dramatic tactics and harsh treatment of radical suffragists C. the passage of the Volstead Act D. the arguments of President Wilson’s daughter

Why was prohibition’s success short-lived?

What was Article X in the Treaty of Versailles?

A. the “war guilt clause” that France required B. the agreement that all nations in the League of Nations would be rendered equal C. the Allies’ division of Germany’s holdings in Asia D. the refusal to allow Bolshevik Russia membership in the League of Nations

Which of the following was not included in the Treaty of Versailles?

A. extensive German reparations to be paid to the Allies B. a curtailment of German immigration to Allied nations C. France’s acquisition of disputed territory along the French-German border D. a mandate for Germany to accept responsibility for the war publicly

What barriers did Wilson face in his efforts to ratify the Treaty of Versailles? What objections did those opposed to the treaty voice?

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US History Chapter 23 Review Questions

Course: United States History II (AMH 2020)

99 Documents
Students shared 99 documents in this course
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1.
In order to pursue his goal of using American influence overseas only when it was a moral
imperative, Wilson put which man in the position of Secretary of State?
A. Charles Hughes
B. Theodore Roosevelt
C. William Jennings Bryan
D. John Pershing
2.
Why was the German use of the unterseeboot considered to defy international law?
A. because other countries did not have similar technology
B. because they refused to warn their targets before firing
C. because they constituted cruel and unusual methods
D. because no international consensus existed to employ submarine technology
3.
To what extent were Woodrow Wilson’s actual foreign policy decisions consistent with his
foreign policy philosophy or vision?
4.
Which of the following was not enacted in order to secure men and materials for the war effort?
A. the Food Administration
B. the Selective Service Act
C. the War Industries Board
D. the Sedition Act
5.
What of the following was not used to control American dissent against the war effort?
A. propaganda campaigns
B. repressive legislation
C. National Civil Liberties Bureau
D. loyalty leagues
6.
How did the government work to ensure unity on the home front, and why did Wilson feel that
this was so important?