World War I began when the Arch-Duke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated by a

The author of the “Fourteen Points” was

The Allies occupied all of Germany after the Armistice was signed in 1918

A reform measure called the 10 hour act reduced the legal workday from 12-15 hours down to 10 hours.

During the industrial revolution only men could work in factories, and so women stayed at home with the children

All of the following were countries colonized by France except:  

The White Man’s Burden is:

Workhouses were deliberately designed to produce conditions worse than those in the factories

Which of the following was not awarded to Great Britain, under the Treaty of Paris?             A) Florida B) Mobile C) Quebec D) New Orleans

In 1791, King Louis XVI appealed to the kingdoms of Austria and _?_, to assist him in suppressing the revolution in France. A) Britain B) Prussia C) Spain D) the United States