United States History World War I and 1920's Test Review

This test on World War I (chapter 22) and the 1920's (chapter 23)
Test date:  Wednesday, April 24

World War I:

• Overall causes of the war (MANIA)
• General characteristics of warfare on the Western Front (trenches, no man's land, weapons, casualties, etc.)
• The reasons for U.S. involvement
• Unrestricted submarine warfare
• Loans to Britain and France
• Public sentiment (Lusitania, Zimmerman Note, etc)
• U.S. participation in the war
• increasing the size of the U.S. Army
• military contributions in 1918
• The home front
• War Industries Board
• Women at work
• Propaganda/dealing with dissent (Espionage and Sedition Acts)
• Wilson and the Peace
• Wilson's 14 Points (especially the League of Nations)
• The Treaty of Versailles and the treatment of Germany
• U.S. reaction to the Treaty of Versailles

The 1920's:

• The challenges of 1919
• Racial tensions, labor tensions, immigrant tensions
• U.S. Culture and Society following WW I
• Economic Growth and consumerism
• Jazz and silent films
• Women and the 19th Amendment
• The causes of the Great Depression
  

Format:  15 multiple choice (3 pts each), 45 points; 2 essay questions (choose 1); 55 points.