What is the Western Front

The fighting in France became hundreds of miles of trenches

The Fourteen Points included all of the following provisions EXCEPT

right of all people to choose their own government, an organization of the world's peoples, reduction of weapons

Pick the four main causes of Workd War 1

Militarism, alliances, imperialism, nationalism

What sparked World War 1?

The assination Of Archduke Franz

Why didn't the Us enter the war sooner?

civilians did not want to participate in another world war

what were propaganda poster's used for

gaining support for the war effort

Who are the Central Powers ?

Germany, Austria-Hungry, Ottoman Empire, Bulgaria,

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1
Who were the Allied Powers?
Belgium, Spain, Sweden
Great Britain, France, Russia
Serbia, Austria-Hungary, France
America, Japan, Findland
2
What is the Western Front
The fighting in France became hundreds of miles of trenches
the area between the trenches
none of the above
Where no side is able to defeat the other
3
When did America enter World War 1?
1916
1915
1917
1914
4
Who assassinated Franz Ferdinand?
Charles J. Guiteau
Lee Harvey Oswald
John Wilkes Booth
Gavrillo Princip
5
what weapons were use in world war 1
Chemicle Weapons
Machine Guns
Bombs
Musket balls
6
The Fourteen Points included all of the following provisions EXCEPT
right of all people to choose their own government
an organization of the world's peoples
creation of German Empire and Austria-Hungary
reduction of weapons
7
When did America enter World War 1?
1915
1914
1916
1917
8
When did World War 1 end
1914
1918
1913
2000
9
Who wrote the Fourteen Points
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
10
What was the first battle of World War 1
Battle of Marne
Battle of Verdun
Battle of the Somme
11
Pick the four main causes of Workd War 1
Alliances, assasination of Ferdinand, sinking of Lusitania,
Militarism, sinking of Lusitania, alliances, nationalism
Militarism, alliances, imperialism, nationalism
Assasination of Ferdinand, weapons, alliances, imperialism
12
Where was trench warfare practiced?
Southern Front
Eastern Front
Northern Front
Western Front
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What was propaganda?
The use of military speakers to inspire
Free cookies
Biased government information
Military books
14
The World War I poster in the picture is an example of:
diversity
toleration
dissent
propaganda
15
When did World War 1 begin?
1910
1914
1939
1918
16
How did new technology impact World War I?
It increased deaths in the war
Had no impact on the war
Had no impact on the peace talks
It decreased deaths in the war
17
What sparked World War 1?
The assination Of Archduke Franz
Carte Blanche
The Triple Alliance
Nationalism
18
When did World War 1 end
1914
1913
2000
1918
19
What is the area between two opposing forces' trenches on the western front?
Over The Top
No Man's Land
Stand Down
All Safe
20
What treaty marked the end of World War 1?
Versailles
Sykes-Picot
Brest-Litovsk
Gehnt
21
Why didn't the Us enter the war sooner?
we feared the relentless Japanese Empire
civilians did not want to participate in another world war
we didn't have the tools to defeat Germany
the president thought it was too risky
22
what were propaganda poster's used for
none of the above
made american's suspect German American's of being spy's
made people think serving your country was being patriotic
gaining support for the war effort
23
What were the two sides during World War 1?
Triple Entente and Allies
Allies and Axis
Good guys and bad guys
24
Who are the Central Powers ?
Germany, Austria-Hungry, Ottoman Empire, Bulgaria,
Austria-Hungry, Bulgaria, Russia, Germany
Ottoman Empire, Bulgaria, Germany, Austria hungry, Japan
germany, Bulgaria, Austria hungry, U.S
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What was World War 1 called?
The Worst War
The Great War
The Bloodiest War
The deadliest War

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