The military technology shown in this illustration was important in WW1 because it allowed…

troops to attack targets more than 100 miles away

The above statement made by Tsarina Alexandra is evident that…

the Royal family underestimated the growing discontent in Russia

How did Ottoman control of the Dardanelles and German submarine warfare in the Atlantic have a similar impact on WW2?

Both interfered with vital allied supply lines

When he made the above prediction, German chancellor Otto von Bismarck was most likely referring to…

nationalist and ethnic tensions in the Balkans

Based on the information in this map, what was one impact of the Ottoman empire joining the Central Powers?

The location of the ottoman empire helped it disrupt allied supply lines.

What was one reason the February revolution in Russia was less successful than the October revolution?

It did not affect Russia’s commitment to WW1

The naval rivalry between Germany and Britain was the direct result of…

growing German imperialism in Africa

Which statement best describes a feature of “war communism” in Russia?

Peasants were forced to deliver their crops to feed the army and people

Which of the following best illustrates the concept of “total war” in WW1?

Propaganda campaigns encouraged people to grow their own food

Why did the soldiers mentioned in this statement choose to fight in WW1?

They expected that their service would be a step toward independence.

What was the immediate result of the sinking of the British liner Lusitania by German u-boat?

Woodrow Wilson threatened to tu diplomatic ties with germany.

Which statement best describes Lenin’s contribution to the creation of the Soviet Union?

He provided new state with political and ideological leadership

Which situation shown on this map shaped Germany’s military strategy in WW1?

the alliance between France and Russia

Which measure did Lenin adopt in trying to achieve the promise made by the following quote?

He ended private ownership of land and distributed land to peasants.

How did the Allies fight against German vessels like the one shown in this picture?

They organized convoys of merchant ships protected by warships.

Why were posters like this one necessary to the U.S. war effort?

The U.S. entered the war late and had little time to mobilize

What conclusion can you draw about the author?

Marxist who became disillusioned with repressive policies

Which sentence completes this chart?

Germany was forced to complete responsibility for financial reparations

What impact did rapid-fire machine guns have on the course of the war?

Helped the stalemate because they made it hard for troops to advance.

Which of the following is the best example of how WW1 was a total war?

Women took over many jobs in the war industries.

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1
The military technology shown in this illustration was important in WW1 because it allowed…
advancing troops to smash through trenches
troops to attack targets more than 100 miles away
gunners to mow down waves of advancing soldiers
soldiers on land to target submarines at sea
2
The above statement made by Tsarina Alexandra is evident that…
the Royal family underestimated the growing discontent in Russia
the Tsar was unaware of the threat of Russian communism
The Romanov family was firmly in power before the October Revolution
WW1 was a leading cause of the Tsar’s abdication
3
How did Ottoman control of the Dardanelles and German submarine warfare in the Atlantic have a similar impact on WW2?
Both factors that led Russia to withdraw from the war
Both interfered with vital allied supply lines
Both helped bring the United States into the war
Both showed the importance of new military technology
4
When he made the above prediction, German chancellor Otto von Bismarck was most likely referring to…
the rivalry between France and Germany over Alsace and Lorraine.
nationalist and ethnic tensions in the Balkans
colonial rivalries in China and Southeast Asia
the growing strength of the Japanese navy
5
The weapon described in the passage was primarily used…
in zeppelin attacks on civilian targets
in poison attacks
by terrorist groups such as the Black Hand
by airplanes in dogfights
6
Based on the information in this map, what was one impact of the Ottoman empire joining the Central Powers?
The central powers were almost completely encircled by enemy forces.
The allies had easier access to the Mediterranean Sea.
The location of the ottoman empire helped it disrupt allied supply lines.
Ottoman empire was experiencing too many Arab revolts to help Central Power
7
What was one reason the February revolution in Russia was less successful than the October revolution?
It was planned and led by the followers of Karl Marx
It did not affect Russia’s commitment to WW1
8
The naval rivalry between Germany and Britain was the direct result of…
the Moroccan incident
German u-boat attacks on shipping in the Atlantic
the German invasion of Belgium
growing German imperialism in Africa
9
Which statement best describes a feature of “war communism” in Russia?
Peasants were forced to deliver their crops to feed the army and people
some private ownership of banks, mines, factories, and railroads restored
10
what type of military technology played the largest role in creating the long stalemate on the Western Front?
machine guns
tanks
u-boats
zeppelins
11
What is one reason for the staggering casualties that Russia suffered in WW1?
a poorly equipped army
the necessity of fighting a war on 2 fronts
the ongoing civil war between the Whites and the Reds
the long stalemate on the Western Front
12
Which of the following best illustrates the concept of “total war” in WW1?
the alliance system drew almost every major European power into the war
Artillery shells caused high casualty rates along the Western Front
millions of young men volunteered to serve when war was declared
Propaganda campaigns encouraged people to grow their own food
13
This passage describes the impact of
trench warfare
poison gas
total war
the use of airplanes in WW1
14
Why did the soldiers mentioned in this statement choose to fight in WW1?
They hoped to defeat the colonial powers who rules India.
They had been promises mandates in the Middle East as a reward for service.
They were eager to prove loyalty to their english rulers.
They expected that their service would be a step toward independence.
15
Many soldiers like the ones shown here chose to fight in World War 1 they hoped to…
learn about modern military technology
win their territory from the Ottoman empire
gain self-rule or independence
overthrow their colonial rulers
16
What was the immediate result of the sinking of the British liner Lusitania by German u-boat?
Woodrow Wilson threatened to tu diplomatic ties with germany.
The U.S entered the war on the Allied side.
Germany resumed unrestricted submarine warfare against the allies.
Britain instituted a naval blockade of the German ports.
17
Which statement best describes Lenin’s contribution to the creation of the Soviet Union?
he led the Red Army to victory in the civil war
He masterminded the overthrow of the tsar
he led the provisional government in the transition toward communism
He provided new state with political and ideological leadership
18
The image shown here could best be used to illustrate which of the following causes of WW1?
militarism
the alliance system
economic rivalry
extreme nationalism
19
Which situation shown on this map shaped Germany’s military strategy in WW1?
the absence of a German port on the Mediterranean Sea
the alliance between Britain and France
the neutrality of Switzerland and the Netherlands
the alliance between France and Russia
20
Which measure did Lenin adopt in trying to achieve the promise made by the following quote?
He withdrew Russia from WW1
He supported private ownership of major industries and others.
He introduced a democratic, multiparty system of government.
He ended private ownership of land and distributed land to peasants.
21
How did the Allies fight against German vessels like the one shown in this picture?
They used airplanes to provide air support.
They fired on the German vessels with ground artillery.
They organized convoys of merchant ships protected by warships.
They sent their own submarines to engage in one-on-one undersea battles.
22
Why were posters like this one necessary to the U.S. war effort?
The U.S. needed more financial support from civilians
The U.S. entered the war late and had little time to mobilize
The U.S. had suffered massive casualties early in the war
The U.S. never instituted a military draft during the war
23
The chief goal of the League of Nations was to
enforce the Treaty of Versailles
end imperialism
create united European state
prevent future wars
24
Which of the following is the best example of how imperialism increased tensions in Europe in the years before WW1 ?
The rivalry over Alsace and Lorraine
The Armenian genocide
The Moroccan crisis of 1904
The Balkan wars
25
Which country fills in the blank space on this chart?
Bulgaria
Italy
Ottoman Empire
Russia
26
What conclusion can you draw about the author?
a supporter of the Tsar who fought in the White Army and was forced to flee
Marxist who became disillusioned with repressive policies
devoted Bolshevik who strongly supported Lenin’s policies
member of Kerensky’s provisional government
27
Which sentence completes this chart?
All nations involved in the war were to bear an equal burden of economics
The majority of the economic reparations were to be borne by Germany
The financial reparations were to divided among the Central Powers
Germany was forced to complete responsibility for financial reparations
28
What impact did rapid-fire machine guns have on the course of the war?
Supported Allied offensives by allowing troops to move into “no man’s land”
Helped the stalemate because they made it hard for troops to advance.
They gave Germany a strong technological advantage on the Eastern Front.
Contributed to high casualty rates by allowing troops to attack targets
29
Which of the following is the best example of how WW1 was a total war?
Modern weapons caused high casualty rates on the Western Front.
Women took over many jobs in the war industries.
The alliance system drew nation after nation into the war.
U-boats attacked Allied shipping on the Atlantic
30
The British naval blockade of the North Sea contributed to..
Germany’s decision to abandon the Schlieffen Plan
declining morale among Allied troops on the Western Front
food shortages in Germany
the outbreak of the Russian revolution

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