How did Russia's involvement in the war help the Allies?

German troops had to send men from Western to Eastern Front

What was the overall goal of Wilson's 14 points?

To establish lasting peace and strengthen all nations

The Defence of the Realm Act (DORA) gave the British government powers to control all except:

forcing women to enlist in the army

What was the purpose of the Zimmerman Telegram?

To convince Mexico to join in the war

Which heading best describes the situation shown in the cartoon below?

Push factors that would cause someone to migrate

Migration is a common activity that involves

the movement of individuals from one place to another

All of the following are examples of push factors except

Access to high levels of employment

What is conscription?

being forced to sign up for the military

Which of the following aspects should be considered when discussing Development?

Social, Economic, Environmental and Political

Which of the following is not an advantage of the trench system during a war?

Clean and hygienic living space

The Defence of the Realm Act (DORA) gave the British government powers to control all except:

forcing women to enlist in the army

One long-term cause of the First World War was

A growing sense of nationalism among European countries

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1
What were the general terms of the Treaty of Versailles?
To punish Germany
To increase power to Germany
To strengthen the British Empire
To decrease American influence in Europe
2
How did Russia's involvement in the war help the Allies?
German troops had to send men from Western to Eastern Front
Russian soldiers suffered a lot of casualties
Russia withdrew from the war in 1917
Russian soldiers did not have enough supplies from blockades
3
What was the overall goal of Wilson's 14 points?
To punish Germany for causing WWI
To establish lasting peace and strengthen all nations
To establish the United States as a world superpower
To make Germany pay repartions
4
The most popular techniques used in propaganda and adverts include all of the following except:
Bandwagon
Blockers
Testimonial
Repetition
5
The Defence of the Realm Act (DORA) gave the British government powers to control all except:
putting suspected enemies of the state in prison
encouraging women to work in factories and farm production
taking over land and using it for farm production
forcing women to enlist in the army
6
What was the purpose of the Zimmerman Telegram?
To convince the United States to join the Triple Entente
To convince Mexico to join in the war
To convince Germany to withdraw from World War One
To convince Russia to start a revolution
7
Which heading best describes the situation shown in the cartoon below?
A aid to support groups promoting international anarchy
The affects of the Treaty of Versailles
Cultural conflict and intolerance in America
Push factors that would cause someone to migrate
8
Migration is a common activity that involves
the government making important decisions
the movement of individuals from one place to another
families staying in the same village for many generations
individuals living in a certain area
9
All of the following are examples of push factors except
Natural Disasters
War
Access to high levels of employment
Lack of religious and political freedom
10
What is conscription?
being forced to sign up for the military
volunteering to sign up for the military
medicine given to troops for trench foot
getting magazines in the post
11
What date was the armistice signed in World War One?
11 November 1918
11 November 1920
11 November 1919
11 November 1915
12
Which of the following aspects should be considered when discussing Development?
Historical, social, political and Globalization
Social, Economic and Diversity
Environmental, Social, Trends and Patterns
Social, Economic, Environmental and Political
13
Which of the following is NOT a cause of World War One?
system of alliances
militarism
unrestricted submarine warfare
nationalism
14
At the end of the war, Germany was forced to sign _________ clause in the Treaty of Versailles
War Guilt
Global
Responsibility
Peace
15
New technology used during World War One included all but the following
Tanks
Airplanes
Chlorine or Mustard gas
The Calvary
16
________ deals with statistics of life expectancy, education, and income used to rank countries
Human Development Index (HDI)
Population Pyramids
Globalization
Average Daily Food Availability
17
Which of the following was NOT one of the "Big 3" at the Paris Peace Conference?
Great Britain
America
France
Germany
18
Which of the following is not an advantage of the trench system during a war?
Provide cover from artillery stationed well behind the lines
Inexpensive to build
Clean and hygienic living space
Easy to defend from enemy attacks
19
The Defence of the Realm Act (DORA) gave the British government powers to control all except:
taking over land and using it for farm production
encouraging women to work in factories and farm production
putting suspected enemies of the state in prison
forcing women to enlist in the army
20
One long-term cause of the First World War was
England's hatred for Germany
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
A growing sense of nationalism among European countries
a joint French and German alliance leading up to 1914

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