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WORLD WAR I (1914–1919)
WORLD WAR I (1914–1919)
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1
At the beginning of World War I, Bosnia-Herzegovina was part of
Austria-Hungary
Croatia
Yugoslavia
Serbia
2
Which country made the first declaration of war?
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Germany
Serbia
3
The Battle of the Falkland Islands resulted in
Victory for Britain
Victory for Turkey
Victory for Germany
Victory for Argentina
4
What was the initial purpose of Britain’s invasion of Mesopotamia?
To seize oil fields along the Persian Gulf
To capture John Key
To liberate Kuwait
To open shipping routes on the Tigris and Euphrates rivers
5
What major change in German policy contributed to the United States entering the war?
Economic sanctions against the United States
A New Zealand Ninja killing Bin Ladin
An end to diplomatic relations with the United States
The declaration of unrestricted submarine warfare
6
To which other prominent leader was Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany related?
Nicholas II of Russia
Franz Joseph of Austria-Hungary
Woodrow Wilson of the United States
Winston Churchill of Britain
7
Which Russian general lost the Battle of the Masurian Lakes?
Samsonov
Kornilov
Rennenkampf
Kerensky
8
On what date did the United States declare war on Germany?
April 6, 1917
April 1, 2015
January 29, 1918
December 7, 1914
9
Which early battle marked the first major German defeat?
Tannenberg
Masurian Lakes
Mons
The Marne
10
Germany’s plan for fighting France and Russia was called
Operation Barbarossa
The Schlieffen Plan
The Hindenburg Plan
Sturm und Drang
11
The Zimmermann telegram urged which country to attack the United States?
Canada
Mexico
Panama
Cuba
12
What was the name of the first U.S. civilian ship to be sunk by a German submarine?
Blue Bridge
Lusitania
Housatonic
Titanic
13
Which country joined the war on the side of the Allied Powers in 1916?
New Zealand
Bulgaria
Serbia
Romania
14
Germany’s attack upon which country directly provoked Britain to go to war?
Belgium
Holland
France
Russia
15
Which best describes the outcome of Townshend’s campaign in Mesopotamia?
Constantinople was cut off from the Turkish mainland
Townshend’s took 100,000 Turkish prisoners in a single day
Ten thousand British surrendered after marching on Baghdad
The Ottoman Empire lost control of the entire region
16
What event prompted the Ottoman Empire to enter the war?
A Russian attack on Austria
A British attack on the Dardanelles
A British attack on Gallipol
A German attack on Russia
17
Italy’s action in the war was primarily against
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Greece
France
18
In what city was Archduke Franz Ferdinand assassinated?
Vienna
Zagreb
Sarajevo
Belgrade
19
Which is generally
not
true of sea warfare during World War I?
Convoys eventually proved to be defense against submarines
Great sea battles between surface ships rare during the war
The British navy dominated submarine warfare
Submarines and mines were a cheap
20
What key fortress was the scene of the heaviest fighting during the German invasion of Belgium?
The Hague
Fort Heineken
Maginot
Liege
21
Which best describes Austria-Hungary’s progress early in the war?
Defeat by Russia; defeat by Serbia
Victory over Russia; defeat by Serbia
Victory over Russia; victory over Serbia
Defeat by Russia; victory over Serbia
22
Which was a political result of Britain’s invasion of Gallipoli?
The Royal Air Force was formally established
Winston Churchill was elected prime minister
A major shakeup in the leadership of the Royal Navy ensued
Australia and New Zealand refused participation in the wa
23
The commander of the German East Asia Squadron was
Erich Ludendorff
Maximilian von Spee
Alfred von Tirpitz
Otto von Bismarck
24
Which battle lasted for ten months, the longest of the war?
Battle of Messines Ridge
Battle of Verdun
Battle of Paroa
Battle of Runanga
25
Why did Britain need control of the Dardanelles?
To cut off German naval bases in the Black Sea
To open shipping routes with Russia
To prevent Russian ships from entering the Baltic Sea
To gain access to the Persian Gulf