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Event in 1915, when a British passenger ship was sunk by a Ger. submarine, leading to the US ending their neutrality
What is the sinking of the Titanic?
What is the sinking of the Lusitania?
2
What is the role of propaganda in promoting Nationalism?
To encourage individualism
To promote national unity and identity
To promote international cooperation
To spread awareness about the negative effects of nationalism
3
Which of the following was NOT a cause of World War I?
Nationalism
Militarism
Alliances
Democracy
4
What is considered the outbreak of WW1?
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
President Hoover entering the White House
Germany's invasion of Poland
France's invasion of Kiev
5
Caucus - N - A conference of members of a legislative body who belong to a particular party/faction
True
False
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Trench warfare was a type of battle in which soldiers fought in open fields.
False
True
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What is a dogfight?
A fight between two armies.
A fight between two naval forces.
A fight between two dogs.
A military term for close-range air combat.
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Poison gas was not used during World War 1.
False
True
9
Mobilization refers to the movement of troops to the front lines.
True
False
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This country was a member of both the Triple Alliance and the Triple Entente during World War I.
Japan
Russia
Italy
China
11
What is the role of militarism in the outbreak of World War I?
To glorify war and encourage conflict
To promote international cooperation
To create a balance of power
To prevent war
12
Type of government where the state has absolute control over almost every aspect of people's lives
Democracy
Republic
Monarchy
Totalitarian
13
The Triple Alliance was formed between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy.
False
True
14
Airplanes were used for reconnaissance purposes only during World War 1.
False
True
15
What is self-determination?
The belief that a country should expand its influence through colonization.
The belief that a country's strength comes from its military.
The belief that a country's economy should be controlled by the government.
The belief that a country should be ruled by its own people.
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This type of aircraft, developed by the German company of the same name, was used for bombing raids during World War I.
Submarine
Zeppelin
Airplane
Landship
17
Tanks were first used in 1898.
True
False
18
A ceasefire is a temporary suspension of fighting.
True
False
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A military strategy to wear down the enemy's strength over time.
War of Attrition
Trench Warfare
Total War
Blockade
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Daily Objective: SWBAT demonstrate the ability to recall & synthesize vocab, inventions, and alliances of WWI
True
False
21
This term refers to a policy of non-involvement in the affairs of other nations, particularly during times of war.
Contraband
War of Attrition
Neutrality
Dogfight
22
What is income tax?
A tax on goods imported from other countries.
) A tax on the income earned by individuals and businesses.
A tax on property.
A tax on sales of goods and services.
23
This defensive technology, consisting of a twisted wire strung between posts, was used to slow down the enemy
One Man Tank
Barbed Wire
Zeppelin
Dogfight
24
The Triple Entente was formed between Great Britain, France, and Russia.
True
False
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What is imperialism?
A belief in the superiority of one's own country or culture.
Emphasizing the Nation's identity.
The practice of extending a country's power & influence thru colonization
A military strategy that involves quick and decisive strikes.
26
This term describes trade practices that are perceived as exploitative
Unfair Trade
Migrate
Alliances
Draft
27
What is the Treaty of Versailles?
A treaty that created the League of States
A treaty that created the European Union
A treaty that ended the Cold War
A peace treaty that ended World War I
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This term refers to agreements between nations to provide mutual support and defense in times of war.
Propaganda
Armistice
Neutrality
Alliances
