Question

1. what was the purpose of propaganda during wwi? a. to entertain b. to influence public opinion c. to report news d. to sell goods 8. what was rationing? a. giving away food b. growing food c. trading food d. limiting food and supplies 9. what was the red scare? a. fear of communism b. fear of germany c. fear of war d. fear of rationing 10. what did the espionage and sedition acts do? a. protected free speech b. encouraged protests c. punished anti - war speech d. promoted voting 11. what was president wilson’s peace plan called? a. treaty of paris b. fourteen points c. league of nations d. new deal 12. what was the league of nations? a. a u.s. political party b. a military alliance c. a trade group d. an international peace group 13. what did the treaty of versailles do? a. ended wwi and punished germany b. started wwii

Explanation:

1. Propaganda is used to sway public - opinion. It's not for entertainment, news - reporting, or selling goods.
2. Rationing during WWI was about limiting food and supplies due to shortages caused by the war.
3. The Red Scare was the fear of communism spreading, especially after the Russian Revolution.
4. The Espionage and Sedition Acts were passed to punish speech and actions considered disloyal or harmful to the war effort.
5. President Wilson's peace plan was called the Fourteen Points, which outlined his vision for post - war peace.
6. The League of Nations was an international peace group aimed at preventing future wars through collective security.
7. The Treaty of Versailles ended WWI and imposed harsh penalties on Germany.

Answer:

1. B. To influence public opinion
2. D. Limiting food and supplies
3. A. Fear of communism
4. C. Punished anti - war speech
5. B. Fourteen Points
6. D. An international peace group
7. A. Ended WWI and punished Germany