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1
Who was the first country to use poisonous gasses during the war?
Germany
Russia
France
Great Britain
2
What were the main causes of World War 1?
Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism
Migration, Alliances, Independence, Naval Power
Militarism, Agriculture, Intelectual, Nationalism
Mutiny, Agriculture, Imperialism, New Technologies
3
Self-Determination means
Democratic nations
A mandate system
people deciding themselves what what gov they want to live
Imposing terms on the losers of a war
4
Why did Russia withdraw from the war?
Russian Revolution
Serbia withdrew
High casualty rates
Economic collapse
5
What is Shell Shock?
PTSD
Depression
Anxiety
Malaria
6
The war famously ended on what day, month, and time?
December 24, at 23:59
July 4, at 12:00
November 11, at 11:00
February 14, 13:00
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Why was the assassination of Franz Ferdinand and his wife so important to Austria-Hungry?
He was the king's uncle
He was the heir to the throne
His wife was the king's sister
He was the governor of Serbia
8
At the outbreak of war, it was thought the war would be over by...
Veterans Day
Thanksgiving
Labor Day
Christmas
9
What were the main dominant countries before WWI
Austria-Hungary, Britain, Germany, French, Russia
Italy, Spain, Turkey, Norway, Denmark
Switzerland, United Kingdom, Russia, Britain, Algeria
French, Germany, Romania, Sweden, Portugal
10
Examples of military advances during WWI include: poison gas, submarine warfare, planes,
Hot air ballons
Body armour
Maxim gun
Tank
11
Which countries were a part of the Triple Alliance?
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Russia
Britain, France, Russia
Britain, France, Italy
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy
12
The area between the trenches was known as...
The Dead Zone
The Shooting Range
No Man's Land
The Killing Fields
13
Why was it a problem that the Schlieffen Plan was through Belgium?
Britain wanted to move through Belgium too
Britain had an guarantee of neutrality with Belgium
The 1938 treaty that Britain had with Belgium
Britain feared for its French allies
14
What was the League of Nations?
A organization to ensure peace
Germany and her allies
Britain and her allies
The new name of a united Europe
15
What was the historical significance of the First Battle of Marne?
It showed the Schlieffen Plan would not work
It was won with help from the US
It was the last battle of the war
It was the longest and bloodiest battle of the war
16
Governments provided misinformation about the war to their publics in the form of
Journal entries
Soldier interviews
Film news reports
Propaganda
17
The Lusitania was
A troop transport vessel blown up off Gallipolli
The name of the first Zeppelin to bomb London
A passenger vessel sunk by a German submarine
A popular dance in London during the war
18
Which country that did not attend the Paris Peace Conference payed reparations for World War 1?
Italy
Germany
Russia
Japan
19
Why did the US defend Germany due to some of the harsh demands that the French imposed?
The US Didn't like France
The US Didn't think Germany was at fault
The US thought Austria deserved blame
The US believed that no one should take blame for the war
20
This image is an example of style of propaganda?
Religous
Nationalism
Alliance
Militarism
21
The Ottoman empire collapsed:
During the 16th Century
When the Russian Revolution began
During WWII
As a result of the peace treaty signed with the victors
22
Why were trenches zig zag?
Created some points farther away from attackers
Easier to sit stop the parts close to the enemy and fire
Explosions set off wouldn’t hurt the entire trench
All of the above
23
All of the following were part of the 14 Points EXCEPT:
Limitations on Turkey
Blaming Germany for the war
Removal of economic barriers
Preservation of Belgian Sovereignty
24
All of the following are examples of how WWI was a "Total War", EXCEPT for
Men as young as 12 and as old as 65 were enlisted to fight
National economies focused on war materials
Civilian populations were targeted
Women filled jobs vacated by soldiers
25
What was World War I called during the time?
The Big One
The War
The Great War
The Worlds War
26
What were the middle eastern territories controlled by European colonies after the war called?
Sovereign States
Colonies
Dependencies
Mandates
27
As a result of the Paris Peace Conference, Germany had agree to all the following EXCEPT:
Paying reparations to the winning side
Joining the league of nations
Ceding colonies to the British and French
Reducing the size of their armed forces
28
Who was the only head of state to go to the Paris Peace Conference?
King George V
Pres. Woodrow Wilson
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Czar Nicholas II
29
Which countries were members of the Allied powers?
Switzerland, USA, Russia, Serbia
Turkey, France, USA, Italy, Britain
Britain, France, Russia, USA
Britain, France, USA, Poland
30
The longest and bloodiest battle of World War I was
First Marne
Gallipolli
Verdun
Belgium
31
During the Paris Peace Conference, why did England and France have stricter demands than U.S.?
Because England and France were more devastated by the war
They viewed the US as being misguided
They viewed it as an opportunity to divide Germany
A deep mistrust in their economies
32
Which country in the war had the highest casualty rate among its troops?
Russia
Austria-Hungry
Germany
Britain
33
How did the Europeans feel when going into the war?
Excited
Nervous
Scared
Annoyed
34
What triggered the start of World War 1
Triple Alliance
Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Kaiser Wihelm II rise to power in Germany
Assassination of Gavrilo Princip
35
What was the Christmas Truce?
An official ceasefire on Christmas to end the war
When soldiers held an unofficial truce on Christmas Day 1914
When the Willy and Nicky celebrated xmas together
When soldiers would exchange gifts each year
36
The allies tried to defeat the Turks, and thus establish a supply line to Russia, at
Constantinople
Gallipolli
Carnes
Ayers Rock
37
What two events prompted the US to join the war?
Unrestricted submarine warfare
Allied losses on the Western Front
Attack on Pearl Harbor
Sinking of the Lusitania and the Zimmerman Note
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Pan-Slavism was...
The name of a new Slavic state created post WWI
Russia's support of Serbia
Austria-Hungray's attempt to take over the Slavic people
Serbia's plan to unite all Slavic people
