provides mutual support / defense in case of attack by another country

The Triple Alliance consisted of these countries...

Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy

the building of weapons and army for aggression or protection

What were some positive consequences for women as a result of the war.

Gained more independence doing the work of men & earn their own wages.

Causes of WW1...What does the MAIN stand for

Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism

Propoganda is used to make people feel a certain way.

an intense form of patriotism or loyalty to one’s country.

What is conscription?

Is the state-mandated enlistment of people in military service.

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1
Britain joined World War I as they had an alliance with which country?
France
Russia
Belgium
Australia
2
When was World War 1 fought?
1910-1914
1901-1905
1914-1918
1913-1917
3
Alliance is
provides mutual support / defense in case of attack by another country
an intense form of patriotism or loyalty to one’s country.
increased tension among European countries due to expansion of colonies
the building of weapons and army for aggression or protection
4
The Triple Alliance consisted of these countries...
Germany Bosnia, Turkey
France, Russia, Great Britain
France, Belgium, Spain
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy
5
The Russian Army took how long to get their army organised
10 months
6 weeks
6 days
10 days
6
World War I came to an end on which day?
November 12th 1918
November 11th 1918
November 10th 1918
November 13th 1918
7
Australia had two referendum's on whether to introduce conscription?
False
True
8
The Schleiflen Plan was designed for the Germany army to go through...
Belgium
Russia
Italy
France
9
Militarism is ...
an intense form of patriotism or loyalty to one’s country.
the building of weapons and army for aggression or protection
increased tension among European countries due to expansion of colonies
provide mutual support / defense in case of attack by another country
10
What were some positive consequences for women as a result of the war.
Many died long suffering deaths due to toxic poisoning.
Gained more independence doing the work of men & earn their own wages.
Women didn't have to fight.
Women could go on more holidays
11
Propoganda encouraged soldiers to sign up ...
Adventure
All of these answers
Not to let down your mates
Revenge on the Germans
12
What is the date and year Australians landed at Anzac Cove
25 April 1916
25 April 1917
25 April 1914
25 April 1915
13
What jobs did the women do during the war?
Women's Land Army - working in agriculture to replace the men
All of these
Worked in munitions factories (made guns, bombs and bullets)
Nurses
14
Gallipoli can be found in which country?
Italy
France
Germany
Turkey
15
Who assasinated Franz Ferdinand to spark the beginning of WW1?
Gabrielle Gatto
Gavin Paisley
Gavrilo Princip
Guido Vernillo
16
The Battle at Gallipoli was considered a military failure for the ANZACS?
True
False
17
Causes of WW1...What does the MAIN stand for
Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism
Money, Alimony, Insensitive, Negotiation
Money, Art, Industry, Negotiation
None of these
18
The Schlieffen Plan .... The Germans wanted victory over France in about ...
6 days
6 weeks
6 years
6 months
19
Much of the fighting in World War I took part on which ‘front’:
Northern
Southern
Western
Eastern
20
What is propoganda?
Propoganda causes people to be killed in war.
Propoganda forces people todo things they don't want to do.
Propoganda is used to make people feel a certain way.
Propoganda is made up information.
21
The Triple Entente consisted of these countries...
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy
France, Belgium, Spain
France, Russia, Great Britain
Germany Bosnia, Turkey
22
The open ground between opposing trenches was called...
Death's door
Land of the dead
No man's land
Dead valley
23
The first referendum failed but the 2nd referendum succeded and soldiers were conscripted to join the army in 1918,
True
False
24
The battles fought by the ANZACS at Gallipoli are widely regarded because they show ....
Characteristics displayed by the soldiers are celebrated to be an 'Aussie'
Foundation of Australian Military History
Symbol of a new federated Australia
All of these answers
25
Nationalism is ...
increased tension among European countries due to expansion of colonies
provides mutual support / defense in case of attack by another country
an intense form of patriotism or loyalty to one’s country.
the building of weapons and army for aggression or protection
26
What is conscription?
Is a piece of paper that a doctor gives you.
Encourages through guilt to join the army.
Is the state-mandated enlistment of people in military service.
It was the capital city of Turkey before it changed its name to Instanbul.

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