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1
When did Italy join the Allies?
July 4th, 1915
January 17th, 1914
On Mr.Buckets day
April 26, 1915
2
What was the solution to not enough British men fighting?
They required men to fight through conscription
They surrendered to Germany
They built more ships
They asked more people to volunteer
3
Reparation means...
Limitation of one's powers
Consequence
Money owed due to damage
The process of rebuilding
4
What did all of the European countries have in common?
They all wanted more land
They were all very powerful
They all believed in the same religion
They all had strong militaries
5
What country directly north of Italy did not fight in WW1?
Belgium
Portugal
Switzerland
Spain
6
Where did France establish the first trenches of the war?
Marne River
Somme River
Urubamba River
Euphrates River
7
United States president during WW1
Woodard Wilton
Harry Truman
Woodrow Wilson
Harry S. Truman
8
An agreement to work together to achieve the same result.
Determination
Armistace
Treaty
Alliance
9
At the end of World War 1, all of the European countries learned that
It's a bad idea for a country to try and dominate the world.
Being the strongest country is very important.
Competing for territory shows who is truly the strongest.
Remaining neutral in other's conflicts is the smartest
10
When was Czar Nicholas killed?
May 14, 1918
July 17, 1918
March 4, 1918
April 5, 1918
11
What new invention did Great Britain bring to WW1?
Tanks
Camoflauge
Submarine Warfare
Hard Hats
12
What was the main cause of the arms race among European countries?
European countries were scared that the US was building up.
Technology and weapons were increasing.
European countries loved competition.
Serbia wanted to assassinate Archduke Franz Ferdinand
13
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Ottoman Empire
Central Powers
Axis Powers
Triple Entente
Allied Powers
14
What was the effect of Austria-Hungary taking Serbia’s land?
It made political problems and diplomacy worse.
Gavrilo Princip assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
Serbia started war with Austria-Hungary.
Serbia excused Austria-Hungary, and didn’t do anything.
15
What continent did Austria-Hungary belong to BEFORE the war?
Europe
South East Asia
South America
Africa
16
Why were the Central Powers given that nickname?
They were centered across Europe
They wanted to be the Center of attention
Their central focus was on dominating Europe
Their central focus was on dominating the world
17
Which key detail supports the central idea that Austria-Hungary wanted revenge on Serbia?
They signed an agreement with Germany
They needed a new heir to their throne
They recruited the Ottoman Empire to fight.
They wanted an excuse to go to war with Serbia
18
What country owned the Lusitania?
United States
France
Great Britain
Russia
19
What was the exact date of World War 1 starting?
August 1, 1914
April 6, 1914
November 11, 1914
July 28th, 1914
20
What heir to the Austria-Hungarian thrown was assassinated?
Archduke Franz Fertilesoil
Archduke Fritz Kellerman
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Archduke Franny May
21
The Lusitania sinking caused Germany to declare a ________ on Great Britain
Second War
Nuclear Bombing
Blockade
Advanced Chemical Warfare
22
What treaty ended WW1?
Declaration of Freedom
Fourteen Points
Versailles
Berlin
23
What caused Austria-Hungary to think twice about trusting their allies?
Germany joined the war
Italy betrayed them and joined the Allies
Serbia killed their heir
US joined the war
24
What was Italy's main cause for joining the war.
They were in an agreement with Germany and Ottoman Empire
They wanted to offer lasagna to the soldiers
They knew that they would eventually switch sides.
They wanted to take down France
25
What was the main cause of France mobilizing troops against Germany?
Russia declaring war on France
Germany declaring war on Russia
Russia declaring war on Germany
Germany declaring war on France
26
Europeans referred to US soldiers as...
Doughboys
Tan Coats
'Mericans
Yankees
27
Mobilizing means...
Preparing and Organizing
Disarming
Using a cell phone to make a call
Waivering
28
Why did Russia initially join the war?
It was the largest and most powerful (at the time)
They promised to protect Serbia
They didn't want to give up land
They knew that their government could last through it.
29
What character trait did France learn when they pushed Germany back?
Perseverance
Trustworthiness
Integrity
Respect
30
Which of the following was NOT a reason for the US joining WW1
Germany announced Unrestricted Submarine Warfare
They had several allies in the war
Zimmerman Telegram
Woodrow Wilson promised that they could win.
31
According to Italy's location, where did most of the fighting take place?
West and Southwest
East and Southeast
North and Northeast
South and Northwest
32
What was the date of the sinking of the Lusitania?
May 7, 1915
May 9, 1915
May 7, 1914
May 9, 1914
33
What was the effect on France in the Somme Campaign?
Losing over a thousand men
Losing 200,000 men
Losing the war
Losing half a million men
34
When did Ottoman Empire join the war?
August 4, 1914
October 29, 1914
August 1, 1914
July 28th, 1914
35
What continent did all of the World War 1 fighting take place on?
North America
South America
Europe
Asia
36
Synonymous with Armistice
Check
Right to Land
Peace Agreement
Waiver
37
What did Serbia learn when the war immediately started?
They had the best Navy and could easily attack Germany.
Small countries shouldn't fight in wars
The assassination of an important leader can cause war.
Relying on your bigger allies isn't a good idea.
38
What conflict lead to Germany declaring war on France?
Germany placed an ultimatum on France.
Germany didn’t want France to make sauerkraut.
France not giving Germany french fries.
France not letting Germany take away their troops.
39
Who assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
Gavrilo Princip
Gaverner Principalli
Gavel Prince
Gavin Principal
40
When did the U.S. enter WW1?
January 28, 1917
April 6, 1917
April 20, 1917
July 28, 1917
41
Area between the trenches were men were scared to cross.
No-Man's Land
Trench Warfare
Battleground
The Forbidden Land
42
How many Americans died on the Lusitania?
132
128
124
182
43
What agreement did Italy sign prior to the war?
Triple Alliance
Triple Entente
Triple Double
Triple Threat
44
What day did Franz Ferdinand get assassinated?
June 28th, 1738
January 2nd, 1913
August 17th, 1914
June 28th, 1914
45
What conflict caused Great Britain to enter the war?
The sinking of the Lusitania
Tirana Bulgaria
Sinking of the HMS Dreadnought
Germany's invasion of Belgium
46
Austria-Hungary issued an ultimatum demanding Serbia to...
Give them land
Being so small
Breaking off an alliance with France
Apologize for the assassniation
47
Which country declared war on Serbia?
Austria-Hungary
Ottoman Empire
Germany
Italy
48
In order to join the war, Russia should have considered...
Russians should stay out of other's affairs
Having a ton of food would help the war go a bit quicker
Building a strong military is important
making sure that a stable government had been established .
49
Decisions there lead to unstable peace that ended World War 1.
Allusion
Oxymoron
Hyperbole
Alliteration
50
When did Germany join WW1?
August 10, 1914
August 6, 1914
August 4, 1914
August 3rd, 1914
51
Germany's military plan to only fight on one front.
Fourteen Points
Zimmerman Telegram
Figura Determina
Schlieffen Plan
52
In what month did Germany sink one of Italy's boats?
November
August
March
January
53
What action marked the beginning of the war?
France's special alliance with Austria-Hungary
Serbia refused to allow German troops to pass through France
the assassinations of Archduke Ferdinand and his wife
Germany's invasion of Russia
54
What was considered the longest battle of WW1?
Battle of Justland
Battle of the Marne
Battle of Verdun
Battle of Gettysburg
55
How much money did Germany have to pay after the war?
33 Billion
33 Zillion
33 Million
33 Trillion
56
Where was Czar Nicholas killed?
Russia
India
South America
USA
57
A final offer or command, often resulting in intimidation or punishment.
Ultimatum
Decision
Demand
Determinant
58
Great Britain entered the war after
Germany invaded Belgium and declared war on France
Russia asked it to help fight the Serbian rebels
Austria took control of Serbia & burned the British embassy
Italy sank a British passenger ship
59
Why did the British consider the Battle of Jutland a success?
They prevented the capture of the Verdun fortress.
They were able to hold their line against superior firepower
They pushed the Germans back & held control of the North Sea
They destroyed one-third of the German navy.
60
Why did Italy join the allies?
Germany stole all of their pasta
Germany betrayed them
Austria-Hungary refused to fight with Italian soldiers.
They were offered a part of Austria-Hungary land.
61
What did the United States learn about themselves once they joined the war?
They were important by providing money and supplies.
That voting for a president before war is not a good idea.
That Germany was more intimidating than they had thought
That remaining neutral is always the best option
62
Which key detail supports the central idea that Germany wanted to attack France?
Germany wanted berets as their new fashion statement.
Germany originally wanted France as an ally.
Germany wanted to expand their territory.
Germany wanted french fries as their national food.
63
Why did Italy join an agreement with Germany and the Ottoman Empire?
To renew a pact they had made in 1882.
They wanted to be powerful like them.
They despised several of the allied countries.
They wanted other countries to eat their Spaghetti.
64
France, Russia, Great Britain, Serbia, US
Axis Powers
Allied Powers
Central Powers
Triple Entente
65
When did Great Britain enter in the war?
May 14, 1914
August 4, 1914
August 4, 1915
May 4, 1914
66
What was the effect of Germany spending so much on its Navy?
Their ships were the very best in Europe
People in Germany wanted to join the Navy
Their Navy became more powerful than Great Britain’s
Their land military suffered
67
Why was Germany's army relatively small when the war started?
The country spent much of its military budget on its navy.
Kaiser Wilhelm II didn't think a large army was necessary.
Germany expected to enlist soldiers from neighbors
Few men signed up for the draft.
68
What was the result of Germany's large Navy buildup?
decrease in tank units that could cover rough terrain
complicated network charged with copying battleship designs
a small land army for the size of the country
extreme poverty for the German working poor
69
What was Austria-Hungary's biggest role in the war?
They helped Germany
They helped Ottoman Empire
They declared it
They finished it
70
What was the overall effect of Russia suffering from the war?
They're government became much more stable.
Their economy crashed and food shortages occurred.
They lost all of their allies
Their population decreased by over 5 million
71
What was the Ottoman Empire's first action in the war?
Ottoman Empire attacked Serbia’s land army
Ottoman Empire attacked Russia’s Black Sea
Ottoman Empire attacked France’s Trenches
Ottoman Empire attacked Great Britain's Navy
72
What event planted the seeds for Adolf Hitler's rise to power?
The fact that Austria-Hungary had to break up.
The changing of sides from Italy
The harsh terms put on Germany
His willingness to fight in WW1
73
When did Austria-hungary join the war?
April 8, 2016
January 15, 1915
September 3, 1912
July 28, 1914
74
What year was the Paris Peace Conference held?
1918
1919
1917
1915
75
Germany, Italy, and Ottoman Empire
Axis Powers
Allied Powers
Triple Alliance
Central Powers
76
The battle of Verdun was won after...
French canons shot into German trenches
British artillery fired into German trenches
Russian artillery shot into German trenches
Italian artillery fired into German trenches
77
Who drafted and sent the Zimmerman Telegram?
Arthur
Ardvark
Arman
Arvin
78
What conflict lead to the 14 points being developed?
World War 1
The sinking of the Lusitania
Serbia assassinating Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Germany building its Navy
79
What might the US have learned from WW1?
Act before you think
War is always the solution
Joining the war is cowardly
War can be unpredictable
80
Why did a Serbian assassinate Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
Archduke Ferdinand had murdered hundreds of Serbians
A-H had taken their land and called them names years before.
They were stabbed in the back by Austria-Hungary
They wanted to declare war on Austria-Hungary
