The Allies used their colonies for

soldiers, workers, and supplies

What did expansionists think was the proper world role for the United States?

To pursue global economic and military interests

The Dreyfus case reflected

The rise of antisemitism in Europe

How did the Germans first respond to the assassination of the archduke?

They urged Austria-Hungary to stand firm against Serbia

What goal for the postwar peace was shared by the British and French leaders?

to weaken Germany and make it pay for the war

What was one effect of reforms in the criminal justice system?

A reduction in the number of capital offenses

In the early 1900s, the House of Lords became

Largely a ceremonial institution

Why did women give up their jobs at the end of the war?

returning soldiers watned the jobs

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1
What brought France and Germany twice to the brink of war in the early 1900s?
German's alliance with Britain
Militarism
Competition for colonies
Economic rivalry
2
Reformers who tried to limit working hours and regulate monopolies
Progressives
Democrats
Conservatives
Liberals
3
___ was assassinated in Sarajevo in 1914
Alfred Dreyfus
Archduke George Bowhanger
Francis Ferdinand
Gavrilo Princip
4
Minister of war accused of plotting to overthrow the Third Republic
Jeanne-Elizabeth Schmahl
Theodor Herzl
Georges Boulanger
Alfred Dreyfus
5
What did Germany use to bomb the English courts?
Nuke
Grenades
rocket-propelled grenades (RPGS)
zeppelins
6
Limited involvement in world affairs
Segregation
Isolationism
Sectional Removal
Separation
7
Germans resented the terms of the ___
reparations
Austro-German Alliance
contract
Treaty of Versailles
8
The channeling of a nation's entire resources into a war effort
total war
armistice
propaganda
atrocity
9
Hoping to gain working-class support, __ and the Conservative Party extended suffrage in 1867
William Gladstone
Benjamin Disraeli
William Shakespeare
Penjamin Franklin
10
Which of the following was a leading cause of international tension?
The womens suffrage movement
The low status of military leaders
Aggressive nationalism
The Hague tribunal
11
The ___ imposed by the Allies on Germany totaled over $30 billion
mandates
reparations
Treaty of Versailles
League of Nations
12
The Allies used their colonies for
financial support
soldiers, workers, and supplies
a buffer zone
bargaining ships
13
What did expansionists think was the proper world role for the United States?
To follow the leadership of Europe
To pursue global economic and military interests
To limit involvement in world affairs
To become less of an industrial power
14
When Austria refused to soften its demands, Russia began to __, or prepare its military for war
Ready
mobilize
Brief
Breach
15
In theory, ____ were to be modernized until they could "stand alone"
contracts
soldiers
mandates
reparations
16
The Dreyfus case reflected
The economic security of the lower middle class
The growth of religious toleration
The lack of nationalist feelings in Europe
The rise of antisemitism in Europe
17
How did the Germans first respond to the assassination of the archduke?
They attacked Britain
They caved in to Serbian demands.
They urged Austria-Hungary to stand firm against Serbia
They urged Serbia to give in to the ultimatum
18
What effect did westward expansion have on Native Americans?
it enriched them
It had no effect on them
It devastated them
It empowered them
19
Who was angered by Archduke Francis Ferdinand's visit to Bosnia
Bertha von Suttner
German terrorists
The Austrian emperor
Serbian revolutionaries
20
Why were some colonized peoples unhappy with the terms of the peace conference?
They opposed self-determination
Germany's punishment was too weak
Imperial rule was not ended
Many faced continued political unrest
21
Gave African Americans the right to vote
Progressives
Fifteenth Amendment
Fourteenth Amendment
Abraham Lincoln
22
In the 1880s and 1890s public trust in the government was weakened due to
a failing economy
poor leadership
a series of political scandals
high unemployment
23
What is one invention that allowed agricultural output to rise dramatically?
The cotton gin
The steamship
The mechanical reaper
The cotton mill
24
In the 1880s, the vote was extended to farmworkers under the leadership of
Disraeli
The Conservative Party
Gladstone
The House of Lords
25
Glorification of the military
Militia
Militrition
Militarianism
Militarism
26
The spreading of ideas to promote a cause or damage an opposing cause
atrocity
armistice
total war
propaganda
27
How did Germany respond when Russia began to mobilize for war?
by declaring war on Russia
By ignoring Russia's actions
by seeking aid from the US
by appealing to France for help
28
The alliance of France, Britain, and Russia
Central Powers
Allied Powers
Allies
Eastern Alliance
29
How were American soldiers the most help to the Allied effort?
by seeking an armistice
by providing a morale boost
by remaining neutral
by organizing the peace conference
30
Which of the following helped to persuade the Americans to enter the war?
unrestricted submarine warfare
enormous Allied casualities
potential gain of territory
potential profit for the victors
31
What goal for the postwar peace was shared by the British and French leaders?
to fashion "peace without victory"
self-determination for former colonies
to establish the League of Nations
to weaken Germany and make it pay for the war
32
The establishment of ____ was Wilson's most important goal at the peace conference
NASA
NATO
NAACP
The League of Nations
33
France limited the power of the Church by passing a law that
limited the freedom to worship
Separated church and state
Gave special treatment to Protestants
increased salaries for clergy
34
In the 1880s, ___ and the Liberal party gave the vote to farmworkers and most other men.
Me
Chartists
George Washington
William Gladstone
35
Helped launch modern Zionism
Theodor Herzl
Alfred Dreyfus
Albert Einstein
Zion Akran
36
What country gained its independence following World War I?
The US
Spain
Poland
Germany
37
Queen ___ enforced a strict moral code.
Kathy
Elizabeth I
Victoria
Elizabeth II
38
The Turks closed off Allied ships from their link to the Black Sea and Russia, the
Strait of Magellan
Dardanelles
Suez Canal
Somme
39
After teh assassination, Austria sent Serbia an __ or a final set of demands
Weighted Treaty
Rotunda
Ultimatum
Declaration
40
What was one effect of reforms in the criminal justice system?
An increase in the number of public hangings
A reduction in the number of capital offenses
A decrease in the number of criminals sent to Australia
Rise in the number of people imprisoned for debt
41
The radical Communards dreamed of building France into a
Fierce dictatorship
Great democracy
New socialist order
Strong monarchy
42
In the early 1900s, the House of Lords became
Largely a ceremonial institution
Very powerful
Taken over by commoners
Part of the monarchy
43
Alliance of Germany and Austria-Hungary
Central Powers
Allies
Austro-Hungarian Alliance
Austro-German Alliance
44
Queen Victoria embodied the values of her age, including honesty and
Poverty
Respectability
Laziness
Extravagance
45
Group set up to save the Republic from royalist control
French Revolutionaries
idk
Paris Commune
Dreyfus Convention
46
What did conservatives fear would happen in the chaotic climate after the war?
the spread of communism
the rise of monarchies
the collapse of the economy
the spread of colonies
47
Why did women give up their jobs at the end of the war?
a recession struck
they preferred to work at home
returning soldiers watned the jobs
they had not performed well
48
When the war reached a stalemate, the Germans tried to overrun the French at
Verdun
the Black sea
Gallipoli
The Mediterranean
49
Which movement did the women's rights movement first spring from?
The industrial movement
The Progressive moment
The abolition movement
The prohibition movement
50
Which best describes how women felt about the women's suffrage movement?
All women supported the movement
All women opposed the movement
Opinion was divided
All women wanted radical action
51
Under Napoleon III, the French economy was
severly limited
In depression
Rapidly declining
Very prosperous
52
Which of the following helped to start World War I?
a poor economy
an environmental disaster
The United States
an assassination
53
Why did government censor the press during the war?
to prevent discouraging news from reaching the public
to keep the public informed
to alert the public of bombing raids
to prevent the public from rising up against the government
54
What method of fighting did armies use on the Western Front?
guerrilla warfare
English method
trench warfare
ranch warfare
55
Which political party was formed by socialists and union members?
Conservative Party
Labour Party
Liberal Party
Tory Party
56
What promise did Vladimir Lenin make and keep when he came to power in Russia
to pull russia out of the war
to overthrow the czar
to crush the Allied forces
to win the war
57
Why did the British declare war on Germany?
to challenge Italian neutrality
to protect Belgium
to punish Serbia
to gain territory
58
World War I was the first
British war
European war
weaponless war
mechanized war
59
Legal separation of the races
Progressivism
Isolationism
Segregation
Seperation
60
What move toward lasting peace was made by the first universal peace conference?
It set up the Nobel Prize
It gave women the vote
It formed a world court to settle disputes between nations
It banned arms sales between nations
61
Famine caused by potato blight
Great Famine
Potato Famine
Great Hunger
Irish Hunger of 1839
62
The Reform Act of 1832 eliminated ___
Stalemates
Chartism
Extreme Alcoholism
Rotten Boroughs
63
The Chartists were not successful because
Parliament ignored their petitions
They were too radical for msot workers
They were poorly organized
Not enough people were interested in the movement
64
What was one result of the Great Hunger?
The potato crop became more abundant
british landowners stopped shipping crops out of Ireland
The wound between Ireland and Britain was healed
Millions of Irish emigrated to the United States and Canada
65
How did governments pay for the war?
spending less than they took in
stealing from the homeless
selling land to other countries
raising taxes and borrowing money
66
Which of the following was imposed on Germany by the Treaty of Versailles?
limits on the size of its military
exclusion from the League of Nations
self-determination for its people
Independence for its colonies
67
Why did the British feel threatened by Germany?
German generals were the best in Europe
The germans were more militaristic than the British
german factories outproduced British factories
germany had more colonies than britain
68
Followers believed that all Slavic peoples shared a common nationality
Slavic-esk
Racists
Slav-Panism
Pan-Slavism
69
What was one result of militarism
imperialism
Economic rivalry
war in the balkans
an arms race
70
Radical Suffragist arrested and jailed for violent acts
Reagano Engelico
Josephine Ankerbean
Emmeline Pankhurst
Anne Boleyn
71
A policy supporting neither side of the war
Neutrality
Ultimatum
im running out of fake words
Favoritism
72
The movement known as ___ demanded reforms such as universal male suffrage
Progressive
Racial Injustice
Chartism
Vicers
73
Accused of spying in the scandal that scarred French politics for decades
Theodor Herzl
Alfred Dreyfus
Josif Stalin
Jacques Lentim
74
Founded the French union for women's suffrage
Anne Boleyn
Marie Curie
Jeanne-Elizabeth Schmahl
Mary Wollstonecraft
75
Allowed Irish Catholics to vote and hold political office
Potato Famine
Catholic Emancipation Act
The pope
Gregory Kurst
76
Socialist group that promoted change through legal means
Fabian Society
Socialists
Anitacial Group
NASA
77
What was the area between opposing trenches called in World War I?
no man's land
trenches
Western Front
no women's land
78
Some colonists volunteered in hopes that, in return, they would win
the war
respect
citizenship or independence
territory or wealth
79
____, a member of the terrorist group the Black Hand, assassinated an Archduke
Rainy Rangel
Francis Cavillo
Bertha von Sutter
Gavrilo Princip
80
The Reform Act of 1832 was important because it
Ended the power of landowning nobles
Brought full democracy
Granted full universal male suffrage
Gave a greater political voice to the middle class
81
Where did European immigrants first settle when they came to the United States?
Cities in the Midwest
Cities on the Pacific Coast
Cities on the Atlantic Coast
Cities on the Gulf Coast
82
Kept the price of British grain high
Grain laws
Corn laws
Wheat laws
Agricultural laws
83
Which of the following was a cost of World War I?
the deaths of 8.5 million people
an economic recession
the end of imperial rule
German rule of much of Europe
84
What was the western area of fighting called in WWI?
Western Front
West Wing
no man's land
trench warfare
85
An agreement to end fighting
armistice
Totality
treaty
apprehension
86
Horrible act against innocent people
atrocity
apprehension
ardency
armistice
87
Freed Enslaved African Americans
Abraham Lincoln
Fourteenth Amendment
Fifteenth Amendment
Martin Luther King Jr.
88
After Russia won victories in eastern Prussia, Germany opened a front in the
English Channel
west
English Channel
east
89
Why did middle class business leaders want to repeal the Corn laws?
To protect local economies
To open up trade
To keep the price of grain high
To increase the price of bread
90
what was the main intention of the alliances formed among European nations?
To discourage outside attacks
to create trading opporotunities
To isolate the US
To increase tensions in Europe

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