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World War I Trivia.
World War I Trivia.
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A #krazy #quiz designed to #test your #knowledge of The #Great #War.
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Who were "the big three" when it came to the Treaty of Versailles?
Clemenceau, Adolf Hitler, Woodrow Wilson.
Clemenceau, Lloyd George, Woodrow Wilson.
George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams.
Woodrow Wilson, Abraham Lincoln, Lloyd George.
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What countries were involved in World War I?
Germany, France, Spain, Russia, UK, Austria.
UK, France, Britain, Germany.
America, France, Germany, UK, Russia, Austria-Hungary.
Germany, France, UK, Spain, Ottoman Empire, Norway.
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Why did Germany declare war on Russia?
Russia invaded and occupied the German city of Frankfurt.
Russia invaded Berlin during the summer of 1914.
Russia mobilized troops on Germany's border.
Russia declared war on Germany first.
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What was the total number of military and civilian casualties in World War I?
More than 48 million.
More than 58 million.
More than 68 million.
More than 38 million.
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True or False: Germany was invited to attend the Treaty of Versailles.
DON'T CHOOSE ME.
DON'T CHOOSE ME EITHER.
True.
False.
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When did World War I end?
November 10, 1918.
November 12, 1918.
November 9, 1918.
November 11, 1918.
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What years did The Great War take place?
1912-1916.
1914-1918.
1913-1918.
1914-1919.
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What were the M.A.I.N. causes of the Great War?
Malaysia, America, India, Norway.
Money, Army, Industry, Nationality.
Militarism, Allies, Imperialism, Nationalism.
Market, Alliances, Imperialism, North.
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How much money did Germany have to pay as a reparation?
About 25 million dollars.
About 100 million dollars.
About 50 million dollars.
About 200 million dollars.
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What was Germany's reaction to the Treaty of Versailles?
They were elated that their army was taken away.
They were elated that they could expand their naval forces.
They were furious that their human rights had been violated.
They were furious that the treaty gave them more power.