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World War 1 Unit 6A Review
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During the first few years of WW1, the Western Front could best be characterized by -
very little movement of the line b/c of high death rates.
the Allied powers slowly moving in toward Berlin.
the total decimation of the French army.
quick maneuvers that led 2 victories by both sides.
2
Fighting approach used during WW1; High death rates; Little 2 no military gains in territory
Siege Warfare
Trench Warfare
Guerilla Warfare
Chemical Warfare
3
How did President Wilson's "Fourteen Points" influence peace after WW1?
Many of his points were implemented by most nations n Europe
All 14 points was incorporated into Treaty of Versailles
Germany agreed to all of his 14 points, but France refused
1 point, 2 form a international organization was added 2 TOV
4
Which radical socialist group came to power in Russia following the revolution?
Mensheviks
Bears
Bolsheviks
Nazis
5
Germany gave A-H unrestricted authority to respond to Serbia however it saw fit aka
bounced check
blank check
signed check
million dollar check
6
What is the Acronym for the 4 underlying causes of World War 1?
NAIM
MINE
MAIN
ANIME
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Order 1) US enters WW1; 2) Sinking Lusitania; 3) Assassination of Franz; 4) Zimmerman Telegram
3; 2; 4; 1
2; 3; 1; 4
3; 4; 2; 1
4; 2; 1; 3
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What is the best title for the following: Poison Gas, Machine Guns, Tanks, Airplanes, U-Boats?
Military Innovations of World War 1
Weaponry Introduced by the Allied Powers
Characteristics of Trench Warfare
Central Goals of the Schlieffen Plan
9
Which of the following best describes warfare during World War 1?
Soldiers digging n trenches and coming over the top 2 attack
Naval battles b/w ships fighting over trade routes
Guerrilla combatant attacking from behind trees and n cities
Quick attacks w/ coordinated aircraft, artillery, infantry
10
Who designed and issued the poster?
The United States government
The German government
The Austro-Hungarian government
all the Central Powers
11
In the Zimmerman Telegram, the German foreign secretary
Agreed 2 stop unrestricted submarine warfare
Listed Germany's demands 4 the Treaty of Versailles
Offered territory n the US 2 Mexico if they helped Germany
discussed the fusion of German and Mexican cuisine
12
What do the words Militarism, Alliances, Nationalism, and Imperialism represent?
Causes of the Russian Revolution
Causes of the Reformation
Causes of the American Revolution
Causes of World War 1
13
Which of the following effects on the war would have been different if it weren't for women?
the birth of the League of Nations
the size of the army through the draft
the size of the membership of alliances
the amount of weapons and supplies produced
14
which term describes a system of government that is centralized and dictatorial?
Totalitarianism
Propoganda
Militarism
Conscription
15
Which VIP was president of the US during WW1 and authored the Fourteen Points?
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Gavrilo Princip
Woodrow Wilson
John "Black Jack" Pershing
16
According to Treaty of Versailles, Germany was required to
All of the choices are correct
give up control of colonies around the world
pay billions in reparations to Great Britain and France
take full blame for starting the war
17
Which of the following best describes how the German's are portrayed?
As strong protectors
as compassionate invaders
as cruel barbarians
as honorable soldiers
18
What caused Russia to exit World War 1?
Russia was in turmoil and faced a revolution
Russia surrendered all its territory to Germany
Russia defeated Germany and left other countries to beat A-H
Russia waited to see who might win and switched sides
19
What is the purpose of the poster?
to educate people about the goals of the war
to show how helpful the German soldiers are
to show the good moral character of United States soldiers
to stir up anger against the Germans
20
What impact did the technology shown in the image have on World War 1?
It caused trench warfare and contributed mass casualties
It emitted poison gas into the trenches.
It had little impact on the way the war was conducted.
It provided information on enemy movements.
21
Which VIP assassinated Austria-Hungary's Archduke Franz Ferdinand, thus sparking WW1?
John "Black Jack" Pershing
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Woodrow Wilson
Gavrilo Princip
22
Which VIP was the commander of the US forces, aka the American Expeditionary Force, during WW1?
Gavrilo Princip
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Woodrow Wilson
John "Black Jack" Pershing
23
Which technological innovations were intended 2 break the stalemates created by trench warfare
Tanks
Hand Grenades
Machine Guns
Submarines
24
How did the alliance system contribute to the outbreak of conflict in Europe?
the alliance b/w France and A-H upset the balance of power.
Asian nation viewed the agreements as intentionaly exclusive
Germany refused to join any European alliances.
Nations pledged to intervene if an ally was attacked
25
Which type of warfare is described by using ALL resources of a country for war.
trench warfare
blitzkrieg
total war
guerilla warfare
26
Which term means the spreading of ideas, information, or rumor 4 purpose of helping or injuring
Conscription
Totalitarianism
Militarism
Propaganda
27
Which statement about the technology developed during World War 1 is correct?
Technology led 2 smaller nations joining large empires
New technology led 2 fewer refugees being taken from homes
Technology led 2 increased military casualties n battles
Technology led 2 a reduced focus on transportation improving
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Upon his return from exile, Lenin promised the Russian people
"Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness"
"Victory, Prosperity, and Employment"
"Peace, Land, and Bread"
"Peace, Love, and Hope"
29
What persuaded the US to enter World War 1?
Germany's use of unrestricted submarine warfare
Extreme amount of potential to profit after the war
Possibility of gaining territory/ creating colonial empire
concern over enormous amount of deaths and killing of Jews
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________:Start of World War 1 :: ___________ : End of World War 1
system of alliances; revolution against monarchs
Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand Russian Revolution
Assassination of Franz Ferdinand; arrival of American Troops
desire of Democracy; end of ruling monarchies
31
Which term means a compulsory enlistment into the armed forces?
totalitarianism
Propaganda
Conscription
Militarism