Question 1 (2 points) Saved One major change that occurred between the years of 1915 to 1945 was that the United States assumed more responsibility and leadership in world events. Question 1 options:
True
False

Question 2 (2 points) Saved During this period (1915-1945), Washington State became more isolated and less connected to the rest of the country. Question 2 options:
True
False

Question 3 (2 points) Between 1915-1945, select the new inventions that helped link or connect Washington state to the rest of the nation. Question 3 options:
railroads, television, and the internet
railroads, airlines and films railroads,
films and internet railroads, airlines, and television

Question 4 (2 points) As a result of the United States entering the world wars, more people in Washington state joined the workforce and new industries were created. Question 4 options:
True
False

Question 5 (2 points) Between 1915-1945, select the two industries that remained the backbone of the Washington state economy. (They produced jobs and money for the people of Washington.) Question 5 options:
lumber and computer
lumber and tobacco
farming and lumber
farming and computers

Question 6 (2 points) The two sides fighting against each other in World War One were the Allies and the Central Powers. Which country was NOT a member of the Allies? Question 6 options:
the United States
Germany
France
Great Britain

Question 7 (2 points) The two sides fighting against each other in World War One were the Allies and the Central Powers. Which country was NOT a member of the Central Powers? Question 7 options:
Austria-Hungary
Great Britain
Ottoman Empire
Germany

Question 8 (2 points) The United States remained neutral (was not directly involved militarily) during the first few years of WWI. Choose the correct year the US entered WWI and the reason why. Question 8 options:
1914 - When the war first began, President Wilson did not support sending troops, but the American people’s support for the war changed his mind.

1915 - Americans watched the war coverage on television and wanted to help the Allied countries.

1917 - Germany began threatening American ships in the Atlantic Ocean. This changed public opinion and most Americans supported joining the war.

Question 9 (2 points) Which of the following was NOT an impact (effect) of World War I on the daily lives of Washington citizens? Question 9 options: Families felt the effects of the draft when men in their families (fathers, brothers, sons) left to serve in the military.
People conserved and rationed food and fuel. (They used less)
Children were not allowed to go to school.
Acts of disloyalty to the US were questioned and could result in arrest.

Question 10 (2 points) According to the textbook, which of the following traditional Washington industries was most important during the war effort and received the biggest boost from World War I? Question 10 options:
mining
shipbuilding
fishing
farming

Question 11 (2 points) Ernest Lister was the governor of Washington State during World War One. He tried to create laws that would help: Question 11 options:
The farming industry and protect natural resources
Big business and the rich
The railroad industry
All the above

Question 12 (4 points) Select ALL challenges faced by people who worked in the logging and milling industry in Washington State. Question 12 options: Many workers were migratory; they had to move from place to place to find work.
Workers often lived in isolated areas and shared bunkhouses that were filthy (dirty).
They had very few benefits, and if a worker was injured, he could be laid off and had no insurance.
Most loggers made a lot of money, and they were treated poorly because people were jealous.