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Unit 6 WWI and Treaty of Versailles Review
Unit 6 WWI and Treaty of Versailles Review
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The list of unreasonable demands Austria presented Serbia
Commendations
Suggestions
Ultimatum
Recommendations
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What is "unrestricted" submarine warfare
Britain's policy in German waters
Sink ships with a warning
U.S. Navy's warning of the type of warfare the Central Powers could expect
Sink ships without warning
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Contained thousands of miles of trenches from the English Channel to Switzerland
Northern Front
Western Front
Southern Front
Eastern Front
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Brought the war to an end on November 11, 1918.
A propaganda campaign
A surrender
The Allies won a major battle
An armistice
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Opening battle of WWI which ended the German advance on Paris
Verdun
Jutland
Marne
Somme
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Not one of the "Big Four" at the Paris Peace Conference
George Clemenceau
Woodrow Wilson
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Vittorio Orlando
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#1 reason the United States entered WWI in 1917
Anti-American Propaganda
Zimmeran Telegram
Sinking of the Lusitania
"Unrestricted" German U-Boat activity
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It was believed this would break the stalemate of the trenches on the Western Front
Poison Gas
Machine Guns
AIrplanes
Tanks
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Includes freedom of the seas, free trade, reduction in armaments
12 Points
0 Points (study to avoid this)
15 Points
14 Points
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MAIN responsible for the reshaping of postwar boarders.
Nationalism
Militarism
Imperialism
Alliances
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The purpose of propaganda during World War I was to
Cencor the press
Influence public opinion
Expose antiwar activity
Inform the public
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The field of battle running between Germany's and Russia's borders.
Western Front
Middle Eastern Front
Eastern Front
Italian Front
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Wilson recommended this "general association of nations" though the US didn't join.
United Nations
League of Nations
United League of Alliances
League of Legends
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Forced to abdicate the throne of the German Reich and flee to Holland
Kaiser Wilhelm I
Kaiser Wilhelm IV
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Otto von Bismarck
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MAIN referring to competition for lands and the desire of ethnic groups to achieve nationhood
Militarism
Nationalism
Alliances
Imperialism
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These new nations were the products of Wilson's vision of "self-determination"
Finland and Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia and Poland
Serbia and Greece
Pakistan and Bulgaria
17
Not a member of the Allies during WWI
Italy
Japan
Bulgaria
United States
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Used by both sides to encourage enlistement, rationing, buying war bonds, vilifying the enemy
Propaganda
Reparations
Antipaganda
Propane
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Many Europeans in the summer of 1914
Were terrified to the prospect of going to war
Romantic (naïve) enthusiasm for war
Indifferent to developments in international affairs
Ignorant as they didn't know what the diplomats were up to
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As part of the Schlieffen Plan
France declared war on Austria
Italy invaded the Austrian Tyrol
Germany invaded France via Belgium
Germany attacked Russia first
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Not a member of the Triple Entente
Great Britain
France
Italy
Russia
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Gov't regulation of essential goods to support those on the front lines
Rationing
Propaganda
Reparations
Censorship
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The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk had what impact on Germany?
Allowed Germany to focus on the Western Front
Ceded land from Germany to Russia
Renewed hostilities between Germany and Russia
Forced Germany to sue for peace
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Passenger linter torpedoed by a U-Boat because it secretly carried ammunition to the Allies
Titanic
Carnival Cruises
Lusitania
HMS Queen Mary
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How the Allies responded to Wilson's vision for peace.
Did not care for much of Wilson's vision
Wanted to strengthen their own security
Wanted to "punish" Germany
All of these
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MAIN referring to a policy of glorifying power / keeping an army prepared for war.
Alliances
Imperialism
Militarism
Nationalism
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This principle ultimatley led to the creation of new countries like Poland / Yugoslavia
Self-Determination
Self-Esteem
Self-Expression
Self-Defense
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Led the US into the war to realize his vision of a "just and lasting peace"
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Charles Evans Hughes
John J. Pershing
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Not a member of the Central Powers during WWI
Austria-Hungary
Ottoman Empire
Bulgaria
Japan
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Tech advance preventing masses of soldiers from successfully charging across "No Man's Land"
Tanks
Machine guns
Artillery
Poison Gas