World War I: Military and Diplomacy Practice Test

A historian argues that U.S. participation in WWI expanded opportunities for women in paid work and public life, strengthening arguments for political rights. Which political outcome is most closely linked to these wartime changes?

In a 1920 analysis of wartime diplomacy, an author claims that Wilson’s Fourteen Points were meant both to rally domestic support for war and to offer a framework that could prevent future conflicts through open diplomacy, self-determination, and collective security. Which element of the postwar settlement most directly conflicted with that framework?