World War I Review

In what year did World War I end?

In what year did the USA join World War I?

Which word means "a truce agreement?"

Where was the Western Front in WWI?

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In what year did World War I begin?

What was the name of the German plan to quickly defeat France and then Russia in order to avoid a war on 2 fronts?

Which state unified in 1871 to coalesce into a powerful industrialized empire?

What were the two largest alliances in Europe leading up to WWI?

Which countries were the main players in the Allied Powers in WWI?

True or false? Women served in combat roles in WWI.

In what country/state was Sarajevo located at the start of WWI?

Which side won WWI?

True or false? By the end of WWI, Germany was isolated because its allies' empires had fallen apart.

What ideology was behind the assassination of Franz Ferdinand?

Bonus: which of the following idioms DOES NOT originate from WWI?

Which countries were the main players in the Central Powers in WWI?

Which empire was in decline in the early 1900s, leaving the Balkans in a "power vacuum?"

Which of the following is NOT descriptive of how WWI went from 1915-1917?

True or false? Rising nationalist sentiment created greater unity within large empires such as Austria-Hungary.

Which is NOT an example of militarism?

True or false? German Kaiser Wilhelm II kept power after WWI and negotiated for Germany in the Treaty of Versailles?

What was the name of the organization that Gavrilo Princip, Franz Ferdinand's assassin, belonged to?

Which region containing Serbia and Montenegro was known as the "powder keg of Europe" leading up to WWI?

Which declining empire was known as the "sick man of Europe" leading up to WWI?

Which is NOT something that happened as part of the "July Crisis" following the assassination of Franz Ferdinand?

True or false? Franz Ferdinand was the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne.

Which of the following examples shows an aspect of "total war?"

What happened as a direct result of the sinking of the Lusitania?

As part of the "July crisis" leading to WWI, Austria issued a/an _ to Serbia threatening to invade if they didn't agree.

Civilians had to accept rations on food items and were asked to grow victory gardens to supplement their food supplies?

What peace agreement was signed after the armistice at the end of the war?

What does the "I" in the acronym MAIN stand for? (As in the 4 primary root causes of WWI)

All of the following were new technologies used in WWI EXCEPT...?