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WW1 Quiz on Causes of WW1 and Fighting the War(first half) of power points
WW1 Quiz on Causes of WW1 and Fighting the War(first half) of power points
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What was the main result of the first battle of Marne?
It ended Germany's hopes of a quick win in the West
It resulted in the United States entering WW1
There were no main consequences.
It shifted the focus to Italy
2
In what year did the United States enter WW1?
1917
1918
1915
1916
3
Why was WW1 considered a total war?
Almost all of Europe was part of the conflict
Spreading of ideas of support of the cause
Every country used propaganda
Countries involved devoted all their resources to the war
4
What was the Schlieffen Plan designed to avoid?
Naval battles
The use of poison gas
Air raids
2 Front War
5
This region was referred to as the "powder keg" of Europe...
The Middle East
The Balkan Peninsula
The Far East
Germany
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This was the main style of fighting along the Western Front...
U-boats
Zeppelins
Trench Warfare
Posion Gas
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This is an example of what?
Propaganda
Total War
Conscription
Draft
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Which statement best describes the connection between militarism and imperialism?
As colonies grew there military needed places to train
With more colonies they needed more military to protect them
There is no connection between these two terms
As military expands a country seeks colonies to prevent coup
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WW1 became known at the time as...
Lost War
Global War
Forgotten War
War to end all wars
10
This policy kept the United States out of the war for three years...
Militarism
Neutrality
Alliances
Imperalism
11
The assassination of Franz Ferdinand ignited a war between which two countries?
France, Russia
Serbia, Austria-Hungary
Germany, France
United States, Mexico
12
What three countries formed the Triple Entente?
Japan, Germany, Italy
Germany, Italy, Austria-Hungary
Great Britain, France, Russia
Great Britain, United States, France
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In what year did the Great War start?
1915
1916
1917
1914
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Which nation's actions resulted in the United States joining the conflict?
Italy
Serbia
Austria-Hungary
Germany
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This weapon blinded and choked its victims...
Big Bertha
Poison Gas
Trench warfare
U-boats
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What term is given to the "drafting of men" into World War 1?
Rationing
Total War
Propaganda
Conscription
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Why were Germany and Austria-Hungary known as the Central Powers?
They were the strongest nations in the world
Their geographic location in the heart of Europe
They fought in a 2 Front War
They instigated the war
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What 3 countries formed the Triple Alliance?
Japan, Germany, France
France, Russia, Italy
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy
Great Britain, United States, France
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What countries battled each other on the war's Eastern front?
Serbia and Great Britain
Germany and France
Germany and Austria-Hungary
Germany and Russia
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This is the policy of building large militaries to demonstrate a nations strength...
Alliances
Militarism
Nationalism
Imperialism
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What was Germany's response to the British naval blockade?
It launched a propaganda war
It prevented all radio reports from reaching the US
It warned the British to break off relations with Mexico
It used U-boats to sink ships carrying supplies to Britain
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"encouraged various ethnic groups to attempt to create nations of their own"
Alliances
Militarism
Nationalism
Imperialism
23
These were large gas-filled balloons that dropped bombs along the English Coast...
Zeppelins
U-boats
Saucers
Big Bertha
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This was the term for German Artillery...
Zeppelins
Trenches
Big Bertha
U-Boats
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These were German submarines used to destroy allied ships...
Zeppelins
Big Bertha
U-Boats
Trenches
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What is the correct acronym to use when describing the main causes of World War 1?
MAIN
AIMES
HOMES
