World War I Overview and Propaganda

What was the main reason President Wilson won the 1916 election?

What was the "peace without victory" plan proposed by President Wilson?

What event ultimately led to the United States entering World War I?

What was "armed neutrality"?

What was the Sussex Pledge?

How did public opinion in the United States shift toward war in 1917?

According to the passage, what was President Wilson's main reason for deciding to go to war against Germany?

Why did Theodore Roosevelt support Charles Evans Hughes?

Which of the following best describes the "watchwords" of conservation during World War I?

What was the primary objective of "Hooverizing" during World War I?

How did the "farmerettes" contribute to the war effort?

What was the role of the National War Labor Board during World War I?

What was the significance of the "Labor Will Win The War" slogan?

Which organization advocated sabotage and strikes during World War I, believing the war was fought for the benefit of big business?

What was the primary reason why American employers looked to women to fill jobs during World War I?

What was the purpose of the victory gardens that Herbert Hoover encouraged Americans to plant?

What term did doctors use to refer to German measles during the war?

What was the significance of November 11, 1918, at 11 a.m.?

What did soldiers feel immediately after hearing the news of the fighting stopping?

What did General Pershing urge his troops to do as the German lines were weakening?

How many soldiers are reported to have died in the war, as mentioned in the context?

What was the primary reason for soldiers to dig trenches during World War I?

Which statement best characterizes the state of fighting on the Western Front during trench warfare?

What tactical approach did generals continue to use despite advancements in weaponry?

What was a significant consequence of the use of poison gas on the battlefield?

How did the weather conditions affect the soldiers living in the trenches?

What notable event occurred during the Battle of the Somme?

What was the primary feeling of soldiers about their situation in the trenches?

What role did technology play in the suffering of soldiers during World War I?

What key event influenced Wilson's decision to ask Congress for a declaration of war in 1917?

Which phrase summarizes Wilson's rationale for engaging in World War I?

What was the initial impact of American troops on the morale of the Allies during World War I?

What was the purpose of the convoy system established by British and American warships?

In what year did Congress vote to go to war, marking a significant shift in U.S. foreign policy?

What was the Battle of Caporetto significant for during the First World War?

What was General John J. Pershing's role in World War I upon arriving in France?

What statement reflects Wilson's views on U.S. neutrality during World War I?

Which of the following best describes the relationship between militarism and nationalism in Europe before World War I?

What is the main purpose of the quote "all over before Christmas"?

What was one of the main reasons for the intense and prolonged nature of World War I?

How did the system of alliances in Europe before World War I contribute to the outbreak of the war?

What was the main reason for Austria-Hungary's declaration of war on Serbia?

Which of the following was NOT a factor contributing to the outbreak of World War I?

Austria-Hungary and Germany's alliance, known as the Triple Alliance, was a response to what?

What did the European powers hope to achieve through their military buildup?