WWI Exam Prep LATEST 2024-2025 COMPLETE 200 QUESTIONS AND DETAILED CORRECT ANSWERS JUST RELEASED

WWI Exam Prep
LATEST 2024-2025
COMPLETE 200
QUESTIONS AND
DETAILED
CORRECT
ANSWERS JUST
RELEASED
How did the demobilization following World
War I affect the U.S. economy?

a. Women and African Americans hired to
work during the war were given permanent
positions in the factories where they had
found work.
b. Employment was easy for soldiers
returning to civilian life as factories increased
production to meet consumer demands.
c. Rapid inflation increased the cost of living
for workers.
d. Business leaders continued to support
union activities.
c. Rapid inflation increased the cost of living
for workers.eng
During World War I, fears led to the
mistreatment and persecution of

a. Japanese Americans.
b. African Americans.
c. Mexican Americans.
d. German Americans.
d. German Americans.
"There is a growing frenzy of suspicion and
hostility toward disloyalty. I am afraid we are
going to have a good many instances of
people roughly treated on very slight
evidence of disloyalty. Already a number of
men and women have been tarred and
feathered, and a portion of the press is
urging with great vehemence more
strenuous efforts at detection and
punishment."—Secretary of War Newton
Baker According to the quote, who is
pressing for more strenuous efforts at
detecting and punishing disloyalty?

a. men
b. the government
c. women
d. the press
d. the press
Immediately prior to World War I, foreign
loans required the approval of the secretary
of the treasury,

a. Woodrow Wilson.
b. Thomas Lamont.
c. Robert Lansing.
d. William McAdoo.
d. William McAdoo.
What were two jobs that women performed
in the armed services during World War I?

a. infantry and nursing
b. drafting and nursing
c. administration and clerical work
d. nursing and clerical work
d. nursing and clerical work
Using the above diagram, which of the
following is true about African American
soldiers during World War I?

a. They served only in noncombat positions.
b. They enlisted voluntarily.
c. They received a standard rank.
d. They served separately from white male
soldiers.
d. They served separately from white male
soldiers.
The National War Labor Board often
pressured businesses to

a. improve work conditions.
b. increase productivity.
c. increase work hours.
d. lower wages.
a. improve work conditions.
Many Mexican Americans who migrated
north to take factory jobs during World War I
settled in their own neighborhoods called

a. ghettos.
b. barrios.
c. convoys.
d. zones.
b. barrios.