12.  Which movement does this song refer to?
A.  Temperance
B.  Women's Suffrage
C.  Imperialism
D.  Progressivism
E.  World War I
Answer: B
13.  What is the main purpose of this song?
A.  to sound patriotic by using an early American rhyme
B.  to downplay the "radical" nature of the movement and assure all that social norms will be kept intact
C.  to convince the country that it has made a major mistake, but that it can be corrected
D.  all of the above
E.  none of the above
Answer: D
16.  Which of the above quotes was most likely spoken by an Anti-Imperialist?
A.  4
B.  1 & 2
C.  2
D.  3 & 4
E.  3
Answer: C
17.  Which of the above quotes are the words of Pro-Imperialist minded Alfred Thayer Mahan?
A.  1
B.  2
C.  3
D.  4
E.  none of the quotes are his
Answer: C
25.  Which country abandoned the Triple Alliance and instead joined the Allies in 1915?
A.  1
B.  2
C.  3
D.  7
E.  none of the above
Answer: E
26.  Which country signed the Treaty of Brest Litovsk with Germany in 1917, thus leaving war to the other Allied Powers?
A.  2
B.  6
C.  4
D.  5
E.  3
Answer: B
27.  Which neutral country was invaded by Germany at the start of the war, thus angering the United States?
A.  4
B.  6
C.  7
D.  3
E.  5 
Answer: C
28.  At the Treaty of Versailles, which country was blamed for the entire war and was made to pay reparations?
A.  4
B.  3
C.  8
D.  6
E.  7
Answer: B
29.  Many new countries emerged from territorial changes made at Versailles.  Poland and Yugoslavia were two of the largest and most important changes made to the map of Europe.  Find them.
A.  7&8
B.  6&7
C.  4&5
D.  4&8
E.  3&8
Answer: A