Australia / N.Z. day of remembrance which marks Gallipoli

What were the three main causes of the Russian Revolution?

Absolute Monarchy, philosophy, and WW1

What were the so-called "14 points"?

The vision of US President Woodrow Wilson for world peace

What were the major punitive consequences which Germany faced under the Treaty of Versailles?

Military restr., loss of territ., war repar., and war guilt

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World War 1 (1917-1919) - review

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A #history #quiz designed to review the war from #1917 to the #ParisPeaceConference.

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1
Name of the battle in which the entire Russian 2nd Imperial Army was destroyed?
Battle of Tannenberg
Battle of Lemberg
Battle of Brest-Letovsk
Battle of Masurian Lakes
2
Name of the battle which, in the minds of many, "was the birth" of Canada as a nation?
The Battle of the Somme
The Hundred Days Offensive
The Battle of Vimy Ridge
The Second Battle of Ypres
3
What is "ANZAC" day?
British day of remembrance which marks the Somme Offensive
American day of remembrance which marks the Lusitania
Australia / N.Z. day of remembrance which marks Gallipoli
German day of remembrance which marks Tannenberg
4
What were the three main causes of the Russian Revolution?
WW1, philosophy, and general strikes
Absolute Monarchy, philosophy, and WW1
Shortage of bread, foreign influence, religious persecution
WW1, influence of Rasputin, bread shortages
5
What was the name of the treaty signed by the new Russian government with the German Empire?
Treaty of Tennenberg
Treaty of Berlin
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
Treaty of Petrograd
6
True or False: The primary reason the USA enters the war is the sinking of the Lusitania.
True
False
7
Names of the two German generals who were responsible for the victory at Tannenberg?
Kaiser Wilhelm II and Franz Josef
Hindenburg and Ludendorff
Haig and Helmuth von Moltke
Helmuth von Moltke and Hindenburg
8
What were the so-called "14 points"?
The list of points (or clauses) in the Treaty of Versailles
The vision of US President Woodrow Wilson for world peace
A list of demands made up by the Allies for German surrender
The demands of US President Wilson for German surrender
9
What were the major punitive consequences which Germany faced under the Treaty of Versailles?
Military restr., loss of territ., war repar., and war guilt
None. It was quite lenient.
Military restriction and loss of territory.
Military restriction, loss of territory, and war reparations
10
True or False: Karl Marx's philosophy, "Marxism," was the basis for the Bolshevik revolution?
False
True

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