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CH 25 World War 1 and Russian Revolution
CH 25 World War 1 and Russian Revolution
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AP European History - Martinez
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Russia, France, Great Britain, Serbia, Italy, U.S. . . .
Triple Alliance
Allied Powers
Central Powers
Western Alliance
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Lenin seized land and factories from wealthy and give them to the workers in an effort to . . .
join the Allied Powers
gain support from the Russian people
put Tsar Nicholas II back on the thrown
win World War 1
3
Who was first to declare war in WW1?
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Serbia
Germany
4
Fighting all over Europe and in the colonies led WW1 to become
a fiasco
WW2
an endless war
a global conflict
5
What event technically started WW1?
Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand
Assassination of Tsar Nicolas
Assassination of Kaiser Wilhelm I
Assassination of Emperor William II
6
What was the purpose of the new Russian secret police?
to destroy all opponents of the new communist regime
to find people who are committing crimes
to stop drug dealing
7
Race to build colonial empires led to intense rivalries between European powers
Imperialism
Militarism
Alliance System
Nationalism
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German submarines sinking American ships and killing Americans led to . . .
U.S. bombing Germany
U.S. submarines sinking German ships
U.S. entering WW1
U.S. joining Central Powers
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What was Lenin's slogan for the Bolshevik Revolution?
Free Food for All
Equality for All
Peace, Love, and Happiness
Peace, Land, and Bread
10
Fighting on the border of Russia were considered . .
Balkans
Eastern Front
Ottoman Empire
Western Front
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Germany, Austria-Hungary, Turkey and Bulgaria were
Allied Powers
Central Powers
The Balkans
Triple Entente
12
When a country's entire country (military, economy, society) is dedicated to a war
Total War
WW1
Trench Warfare
Militarism
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What happened to Tsar Nicolas II and his family during the Russian Revolution?
They were sent to the Russian countryside
They were sent to France
They were executed
They were removed from power
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Each Euro power believed in its superiority over other nations
Imperialism
Militarism
Nationalism
Alliance System
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One way European society changed during WW1
High unemployment
Women wanted to join the military
Food was rationed
Increase in steel production
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How did World War 1 end?
Russia surrendered
Germany surrendered
France surrendered
Great Britain surrendered
17
Fighting on the border between Germany and France were considered . . .
Western Front
the Balkans
Eastern Front
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Consequences of trench warfare included
Trenchfoot and Lice
Malaria
Cholera
Headache
19
What was relationship between Allied Powers and the new Communist Russia?
friendly
cooperative
hostile
violent
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What were the causes of the Russian Revolution?
Wealthy people owned all the land
The assassination of Tsar Nicholas II
Low wages/poor working conditions and no land for peasants.
The assassination of Archduke Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary
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Increase in military force and arms race between European powers.
Militarism
Alliance System
Nationalism
Imperialism
22
Armies fought from trenches hundreds of miles long . . .
trench warfare
Franco-Prussian War
strategy used in WW1
Western Front
23
A country changes its manufacturing to only produce war-time goods
food rations
war economy
unemployment
24
Created 2 centers of power who were suspicious and hostile to each other . . .
Militarism
Imperialism
Nationalism
Alliance System
25
Imperialism, Nationalism, Militarism, Alliance System were
causes of Franco-Prussian War
causes of French Revolution
causes of WW1
causes of WW2
26
New weapons technology in WW1
trains
nuclear weapons
radios and telephones
tanks, airplanes, submarines
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A Marxist group who took over Russia and believed a violent revolution was necessary
Leneviks
Bolsheviks
Mensheviks
Moscoviks
