Who were part of the Allies?

France, Russia, England, Italy and eventually the U.S.

What was "over the top"

Getting out of the trenches and charging the other side

What is the Monroe Doctrine and the Roosevelt Corollary?

Gave the U.S. power to block imperialism in our Hemisphere

What was the "spark" that ignited WWI

The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

What is "no man's land"?

The heavily shelled areas between opposing trenches

Which of the following was NOT a failure of European Diplomacy eventually leading to WWI?

Germany declaring war on Russia and France

What were the 4 causes of World War 1

Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism

Which of the following was Germany NOT required to do as part of the Treaty of Versailles?

Accept Foreign rule of Germany for 50 years

What was the Berlin Conference?

Meeting of European nations to carve up Africa into colonies

psychological problems caused by exposure to bombardment, World War I version of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

the action of taking something, especially territory

How did Germany react to the English blockade of Germany with their navy?

They opened up unrestricted submarine warfare

Which of the following was the Zimmerman Note NOT trying to accomplish?

Force American into the war against Germany

Which is NOT an example of a resistance movement that fought against their colonizers?

The Puerto Ricans vs. the United States

An elected council, where local/ national decisions are made

Karl Marx believes society is divided into what 2 classes?

Wealthy owners class and the workers, Bourgeoisie and Proletariat

What does total war mean?

Every part of society is involved in the war effort

Give one reason Russia pulled out of WWI?

They had a communist revolution and a complete gov. change

What is the difference between direct rule and indirect rule?

Direct =mother country leads / Indirect = native people lead

Who were part of the Central Powers?

Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy

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1
Who were part of the Allies?
Serbia, Switzerland and Bosnia
France, Russia, England, Italy and eventually the U.S.
Germany and Russia
Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy
2
What was "over the top"
getting "shelled"
When one side used chemical weapons against the other
Getting out of the trenches and charging the other side
digging tunnels to attach the enemy
3
What is the Monroe Doctrine and the Roosevelt Corollary?
Gave the U.S. power to block imperialism in our Hemisphere
Policies that allowed the U.S. taking of colonies in China
Policies that gave the United States, Hawaii and Puerto Rico
Policies that helped the U.S. win the Civil War
4
What was the "spark" that ignited WWI
The Alliance system
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
The military build-up between Germany, France and Russia
The mobilization of Russian forces
5
attempting to control or influence another nation or people is the definition of what?
Immigration
Emoluments
Imperialism
Industrialization
6
What is "no man's land"?
The heavily shelled areas between opposing trenches
The border between Germany and France
Ladies Night at the local bar
The trenches
7
Which of the following was NOT a failure of European Diplomacy eventually leading to WWI?
Germany declaring war on Russia and France
Mobilization was not an act of war, but perceived that way
Serbia completed 11 of 12 demands by Austria Hungary
Germany offering a blank check to Austria Hungary
8
Who wrote the communist manifesto?
Adam Smith
James Watt
Leo Tolstoy
Karl Marx
9
What was the "Powder Keg" of Europe
Belgium
The Balkans
Alsace-Lorraine
Germany
10
What were the 4 causes of World War 1
Monetarism, Alliances, Industrialization, Nationalism
Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism
Militarism, Annexation, Isolationism, Nationalism
Monetarism, Annexation, Industrialism, Nationalism
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Which of the following was Germany NOT required to do as part of the Treaty of Versailles?
Admit Guilt for all of WWI; War Guilt Clause
Accept Foreign rule of Germany for 50 years
Pay reparations or money for the damage caused
Have restrictions placed on their military and weapons
12
What was the Berlin Conference?
Meeting of European nations to carve up the Americas
Meeting of European nations to carve up China
Meeting of European nations to carve up Africa into colonies
The conference that divided Berlin in the Cold War
13
What is shell shock?
psychological problems caused by exposure to bombardment
When you get knocked out in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
World War I version of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
opposing side is surprised by a bombing so victory is quick
14
The "Western Front" was fought between what two countries?
Russian and France
France and Germany
Germany and England
Germany and Russia
15
What is annexation?
action of ruling with your own people
the action of ruling with the native people
action of getting trading privileges instead of colonies
the action of taking something, especially territory
16
How did Germany react to the English blockade of Germany with their navy?
They started using chemical weapons
They bombed London
They opened up unrestricted submarine warfare
They attacked Paris
17
Which of the following was the Zimmerman Note NOT trying to accomplish?
Make an alliance with Mexico
Offer Mexico Arizona and New Mexico for their allegiance
Force American into the war against Germany
Keep America neutral in the war
18
What was Woodrow Wilson's proposal for a peace settlement called?
The 95 Theses
The 7 answers
14 Points
The 10 issues
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Which is NOT an example of a resistance movement that fought against their colonizers?
The Puerto Ricans vs. the United States
Ethiopia vs. the Italians
The Indians vs. the British
The Maji Maji vs. the Germans
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Nations tired of governing colonies, established these which gave specific trading privileges
Spheres of Influence
Indirect Rule
Annexed Lands
Protectorates
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What major event in World History led to the Imperialism of the late 1800's
The Industrial Revolution
The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade
The Declaration of Independence
World War II
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Fighting that simply "wears down" the other side until they quit...
Body Counts
Blitzkrieg
Shell Shock
Attrition
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What is a soviet?
An elected council, where local/ national decisions are made
A missile from the Soviet Union
The leader of the soviet union
An attack from the Soviet Union
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What weapons made Trench Warfare useless in the Future?
Nuclear Weapons
Tanks and Airplanes
Rocket Propelled Grenades
Machine Guns
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What is a U-boat?
The Lusitania
A German Battleship
A Germany Amphibious Vehicle
A German Submarine
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Who was the Indian Nationalist who struggled against the British?
Raj Kapoor
Mohandas Gandhi
Vivikandanda
Jawaharal Nehru
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Karl Marx believes society is divided into what 2 classes?
Wealthy owners class and the workers
Black and White
Bourgeoisie and Proletariat
Christian and Jewish
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In what country did Europeans not have colonies, but had Spheres of Influence?
Russia
Japan
China
India
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What is this representing?
Leap Frogging
The Schlieffen Plan
The trenches of WWI
The Invasion at Normandy
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What does total war mean?
Every part of society is involved in the war effort
All the countries of the world are involved
All countries involved are destroyed
All ages in a society are involved
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What ship was sunk that helped bring the United States into the war?
The Andrea Dorea
The Queen Mary
The Titanic
The Lusitania
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Who was the Serbian Nationalist that sparked WWI?
Gavrilo Princip
Nathuram Vinayak Godse
Lee Harvey Oswald
John Wilkes Booth
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Give one reason Russia pulled out of WWI?
Germany defeated them
The made a pact with the U.S to pull out of the war
They had a communist revolution and a complete gov. change
Serbia double crossed them, so they no longer felt obligated
34
What was the racist theory that was used to encourage Imperialism
Social Darwinism
Industrialism
Social Contract Theory
Communism
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What is this depicting?
Indirect Rule
Thanksgiving Dinner
Preparations for WWI
The Berlin Conference
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Overly stated pride or patriotism in one's own country is called
Imperialism
Nationalism
Militarism
Isolationism
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What treaty ended WWI?
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of London
Treaty of Berlin
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What country controlled India?
The U.S.
France
Germany
Britain
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What is the difference between direct rule and indirect rule?
Direct = native people lead / Indirect = mother country lead
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Direct =mother country leads / Indirect = native people lead
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What is mobilization?
The movement of troops
a declaration of war
The movement of goods/services; trade
The stationing of troops in a foreign area
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Who were part of the Central Powers?
France, England, Russia and the United States
France, England and Russia
Serbia, Russia and Belgium
Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy

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