1. one major change that occurred between the years of 1915 to 1945 was that the united states assumed more responsibility and and leadership in world events. true or false 2.during this time period (1915 to 1945), washington state became more isolated and less connected to the rest of the country. true or false 3.the united-states remained neutral during the first few years of world war one. true or false 4. the us involvement in the world war one did not make much of a difference because the allied countries were already wining the war. true or false 5. which country was not a member of the allies, who fought against the central powers in world war i? a. great britain b. germany c. the united states d. france 6. which of the following best describes why the united states entered world war one? a. when the first world war began, the majority of american people supported sending troops, and president wilson finally gave into the public pressure. b. because of the russian (bolshevik) revolution. c. americans watched the war coverage on television and felt sympathetic toward the allied countries. d. the german military began threatening american ships in the atlantic ocean. 7.which of the following is not an impact of wwi on the daily lives of washington citizens? a. children were not allowed to go to school. b. people conserved and rationed food and fuel. c. families felt the effects of the draft when men in their families left to serve in the military. d. acts of disloyalty were questioned and could result in arrest. 8. which of the following traditional washington industries was most important during the war effort and received the biggest boost form wwi? a. shipbuilding b. mining c. fishing d. farming 9. select all allied countries during wwi. a. us b. germany c. russia d. britain e. france 10. select all challenges faced by people who worked in the logging and milling industry in washington. a. many workers were migratory: they had to move form place to place to find work. b. workers often lived in isolated areas and shared bunkhouses that were filthy. c. most loggers made a lot of money, and they were treated poorly because people were jealous. you guys so much! sorry for the long post.