Question

Who is good at history?

Answer 1

@Tranquility

Answer 2

I gotchu

Answer 3

Which statement best shows why some opposed the US joining the League of Nations?

Question 5 options:

fear that joining the League of Nations meant the US was obligated to get involved with future European conflicts


no African nations were allowed to join the League of Nations


the League of Nations promoted secret treaties that would lead to more war


concern over the fact that the League of Nations would not appease Asian tensions

Answer 4

Thanks

Answer 5

Either A or D.

Answer 6

What do you think?

Answer 7

I think A

Answer 8

Sorry page froze

Answer 9

Go with it :)

Answer 10

Okie dokie, next question will be ready ina min

Answer 11

Just hmu

Answer 12

Shall I post them all at once?

Answer 13

Just 11 more left

Answer 14

History is easy

Answer 15

Cool, the more hands helping, the better

Answer 16

@Warriorz13

Answer 17

Yikes

Answer 18

What?

Answer 19

Just the way you said the more hands. the better

Answer 20

Separate questions man, then it becomes spam if you have one LONGGGG post

Answer 21

How did I say it?

Answer 22

His head is in the gutter, don’t mind him.

Answer 23

Which is a provision of Wilson’s Fourteen Points?

Question 6 options:

Freedom of the seas


secret treaties to discourage future wars


all of these


protective tariffs

Answer 24

all of these

Answer 25

^

Answer 26

Thanks guys What was Wilson’s proposed League of Nations?

Question 7 options:

an assembly of European nations that met twice a year to sort out their differences and avoid another world war.


a free trade agreement with the US, Canada, and Mexico


a plan to finance the European war recovery effort


an international organization made up of countries around the world to maintain world peace

Answer 27

D

Answer 28

The United Nations was based off of Wilson’s 14points.

Answer 29

Thanks, Which example best displays the US favoring the Allies during WWI despite the declaration of neutrality?

Question 8 options:

The US refused to provide financial support to either side


The US loaned over $2 billion to the Allies, while Germany was only loaned a few million


The US refused to import any British goods during WWI


The US supplying guns, tanks, and naval support to Germany

Answer 30

B

Answer 31

All in all... it was a lot more like 30 billion.. but yea..

Answer 32

Okie dokie, thanks, Why did President Wilson ask for a declaration of neutrality?

Question 9 options:

to serve as a delay tactic to allow the US to secretly join the Central Powers (Austria-Hungary and Germany)


to prevent the US from joining either side (France, Great Britain, and Russia vs. Austria-Hungary and Germany) during WWI


Neutrality was the best chance for the US to surprise the Allies by invading France


He hoped that it would prevent the Japanese sneak attack at Pearl Harbor

Answer 33

D, we were neutral uptin UNTIL pearl harbor

Answer 34

He may not have known they’d attack Pearl Harbor, but he was trying to stay out of conflict with Japan

Answer 35

Thanks, A main reason for the Great Migration was

Question 10 options:

Hispanics migrated from Canada to the US to escape cold winters


Asians moved from the west coast of the US to the east coast to find agricultural jobs


African Americans moved North for job opportunities in factories


European immigrants moving to the western US to escape war-torn Europe

Answer 36

C, the great migration was a mass movement of African Americans

Answer 37

Thanks, 6 more

Answer 38

0-0

Answer 39

What?

Answer 40

I’m tired lol

Answer 41

Shall I ask someone else and give you a break? You've helped me a lot

Answer 42

Up to you.

Answer 43

Nope, your choice

Answer 44

Nah fam,U2U

Answer 45

Any questions about WW1/2

Answer 46

Well you're the tired one, so you decided if you wanna keep going or not

Answer 47

And I have 5 more questions left Which reason best highlights Germany’s use of unrestricted submarine warfare?

Question 11 options:

German torpedoes would often lock on to the wrong target and impact civilian and merchant ships


Germany did not have periscopes on their submarines and could not tell where they were firing their torpedoes


Germany thought that unrestricted submarine warfare would discourage the US from joining the war effort.


Germany was desperate for naval success, so they began attacking all ships regardless of neutrality or civilians aboard.

Answer 48

Hurry up, let’s keep it rolling then.

Answer 49

@UsArmy3947

Answer 50

C

Answer 51

Which is NOT a provision of Wilson’s Fourteen Points

Question 12 options:

Unrestricted submarine warfare


End international trade barriers


Reduce Armaments


Create League of Nations to help keep peace

Answer 52

What do you think @UsArmy3947

Answer 53

A

Answer 54

Thanks, What event best highlights the impact of Germany’s unrestricted submarine warfare?

Question 13 options:

Germany mistakenly sinking boats in their own navy


Germany sinking the Queen of England’s personal yacht


The accidental torpedoing of the Hindenburg which lead to the most famous airship crash of all time


when 128 American civilians were killed by the sinking of the Lusitania, a British luxury passenger ship

Answer 55

I think B

Answer 56

It’s totslly C LOL

Answer 57

A torpedo sunk a airship LOLOL

Answer 58

Nah, it’s actually D

Answer 59

Aww crud! XD

Answer 60

The main purpose of the Espionage Act was to

Question 14 options:

allow US citizens with dual-citizenship to communicate war plans with their family members in other countries


prosecute spies in Europe who interfered with British military operations


keep all Americans unified to support the war effort


encourage anti-war Americans to speak out against the war

Answer 61

I am going to say D, help me out @UsArmy3947

Answer 62

sorry ;-; dont know much. Has to be the World wars

Answer 63

Shall I slow down? 2 more

Answer 64

Espionage was during WWII I believe, just can’t remember

Answer 65

Hurry, I only got 13mins

Answer 66

Which statement displays the irony of the League of Nations?

Question 15 options:

the US decided to create an organization that would rival the League of Nations


the League of Nations was housed in Germany, but Germany was not allowed to join


US President Wilson designed the League of Nations, but the US never joined the League of Nations


All of these

Answer 67

Baaaaa.... HELP @UsArmy3947

Answer 68

A and C are true, I’m pretty sure, just can’t remember where it was housed.

Answer 69

Arighty, thanks The primary result of the discovery of the Zimmerman telegram is mostly seen in

Question 16 options:

The Allies refusing to accept US support because it was discovered that President Wilson sympathized with Germany


WWI ending in an armistice instead of a full peace treaty


Germany invading Mexico and then occupying the southern US


US public opinion swaying to join WWI against Germany because of Germany’s proposal to Mexico to join Germany in war against US

Answer 70

D?

Answer 71

I was thinking that one as well

Answer 72

Maybe? Alright 22 more left, I thought I could do the rest

Answer 73

Keep me coming

Answer 74

Em

Answer 75

Hah, just kidding XD

Answer 76

>.>

Answer 77

Pizza

Answer 78

But 9/16 :( Its alright, there's always next

Answer 79

I’m so sorry ;(

Answer 80

Its cool, next test I'll get it right

Answer 81

At least you passed :)

Answer 82

No its an F

Answer 83

I know I couldn't even answer one of those xD

Answer 84

Wait a second, it raised my grade O_O

Answer 85

oh...

Answer 86

Passed history with a solid 61 *pumps fist in the air*

Answer 87

Hmmm O)_(O

Answer 88

Glad I helped you out.

Answer 89

Oh well, thanks for the help guys

Answer 90

Lemme know, I’ll be happy to fail you again XD

Answer 91

Haha, sure thing, alrighty I'm out