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1
Was it compulsory to fight in WW1 if you were an Australian?
No
Yes
2
Who was this guy and why was he important in the start of ww1?
King of Austro Hungary shot - Austria went 2 war w/Latvia
Archduke of AustroHungary-shot-Austria went 2 war w/Serbia
Archduke of Germany shot - Germany went 2 war w/Serbia
3
What was the war of 1916 called?
the war of attrition
the war of poor foot condition
the word of demolition
the war of contrition
4
4 August 1914 was an important day because
Britain declared war on Germany
Germany declared war on Russia
Franz Ferdinand was shot
Germany declared war on Britain
5
Who do we mean when we talk about 'The Allied Troops'?
Germany, Austro-Hungary and Italy
France, England, Russia and Italy
France, Morroco and Sardinia
France, England and Poland
6
When was the Treaty of Versailles signed?
28 June 1918
28 June 1915
28 June 1917
28 June 1919
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When a country regards itself as superior to others, this is a sign of
nationalism
colonialism
darwinism
patriotism
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The Dardanelles straits are guarded on the west by the rugged
Bulair Peninsula
Gallipolli Peninsula
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Australia needed to recruit 16,500 men per month to keep up with casualties but...
recruited number of soldiers falling, fighting compulsory
recruited number of soldiers falling, fighting voluntary
10
Gallipolli was the first
major amphibious operation in modern warfare
major reptilian operation in ancient warfare
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What was Britain's motivation behind invading Gallipoli?
Get Turkish Delight
Guarantee the safety of Suez Canal & control oil in Persia
Secure Turkish Border
Guarantee the $$ made by the Suez Canal
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Why are the straits of the Dardanelles 1 of the world's most strategically important waterways
Link Sari Bair to London
Link Asia to Europe
Link Saudi Arabia to Europe
They link Turkey to Europe
13
What did the Treaty of Versailles force Germany to do?
Pay $21 Billion in reparations
Pay $56 Billion in reparations
Pay $32 Billion in reparations (= $392 Billion today)
Pay $32 Billion in reparations
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Who do we mean when we talk about 'The Central Powers'?
France, England and Poland
Germany, Austro-Hungary and Ottoman Empire
France, England, Russia and Italy
France, Morroco and Sardinia
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When was the Treaty of Versailles signed?
28 June 1915
28 June 1919
28 June 1918
28 June 1917
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Why was World War 1 different from previous wars?
weapons were less sophisticated
weapons were more sophisticated
uniforms were more sophisticated
weapons and transport were more sophisticated
