What is the significance of the location of Germany during the fighting?

Germany found itself fighting a two-front war, surrounded by enemies

Why was the Archduke of Austria-Hungary assassinated?

Serbiahad nationalist mindset and wanted a separate nation

Which of the following was the reason the Romanovs were losing control of their nation?

The Tsarina was spending time with Rasputin who was healing her sick child.

The Balkan Peninsula was nicknamed the Powder keg because

everyone believed it would only take a spark to set off a major war there

The US reaction to the sinking of the Lusitania was

Wilson sent a warning to Germans to follow the rules and not do that again

What was the purpose of building these on the Western Front?

shelter and protection from machine gunfire

What is No Man’s Land?

land between two parallel trenches

Which point of view is expressed in this illustration?

The Romanovs suppressed Enlightenment ideas within their empire

Events - Which of the following events denotes the beginning of WWI?

Assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand

Which long-term historical circumstance about Russia is shown in this illustration?

autocratic rule of Russian royalty

Why was the location of Belgium significant to the start of World War I?

Germany went through Belgium to get to France contributed to Trench Warfare

What was the motivation for Russia to enter the war?

because the Russians were ethnically similar to the Serbians

How did the Treaty of Versailles affect the losers of the war?

They lost their empires and were made to repay the winners

Which nations comprised the Central Powers during the war, and which ones were members of the Entente?

CP: Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottomans Entente: England, France, Russia

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1
Which of the following causes of WWI is shown in this cartoon?
Militarism
Alliances
Nationalism
Imperialism
2
What is the significance of the location of Germany during the fighting?
Germany bordered Switzerland, giving it a neutral opportunity for shelter
Germany could easily invade Endland
Germany could easily invade Portugal
Germany found itself fighting a two-front war, surrounded by enemies
3
Why was the Archduke of Austria-Hungary assassinated?
The archduke had denied the Slavs a voice in government
Serbiahad nationalist mindset and wanted a separate nation
The archduke was considered a dangerous future leader of Austria-Hungary
To prevent Austria-Hungary from invading Bosnia
4
Which of the following was the reason the Romanovs were losing control of their nation?
Napoleon invaded Russia
Tsar Nicholas at the front
The Tsarina was spending time with Rasputin who was healing her sick child.
The Romanov family abdicated the throne
5
The Balkan Peninsula was nicknamed the Powder keg because
everyone believed it would only take a spark to set off a major war there
this was the region that supplied most of the explosives used in WWI
both sides wanted this area to join their alliance
the Ottoman Empire was a powerful force threatening to take over Europe
6
The US reaction to the sinking of the Lusitania was
To demand that US citizens stay out of the war zone
To declare war on Germany
Towarn England to stop using passenger ships to carry contraband
Wilson sent a warning to Germans to follow the rules and not do that again
7
Where is Serbia located?
next to Belgium
on the border of Germany
south of Austria-Hungary
East of Russia
8
What was the purpose of building these on the Western Front?
shelter and protection from machine gunfire
to minimize use of gas
to protect farmland
to serve as the headquarters for the Entente Alliance
9
The major factor and last straw that caused the US to enter the war was
Unrestricted Submarine Warfare in American waters against US ships
the German attack on a neutral nation
the sinking of the Lusitania
the Zimmerman Telegram
10
What is No Man’s Land?
a factory where they build tanks
a sea where German submarines attack all ships
the first airports
land between two parallel trenches
11
Which point of view is expressed in this illustration?
The Russian Orthodox Church caused the fall of the Romanov dynasty
The Russian Revolution made conditions worse for most minorities
The Romanovs suppressed Enlightenment ideas within their empire
The Russian government encouraged a diversity of opinions
12
Events - Which of the following events denotes the beginning of WWI?
Trans-Siberian RR Completion
The Russian Revolution
The Treaty of Versailles
Assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand
13
Which weapon contributed to the stalemate in the trenches?
Machine Gun
Trench Foot
Airplanes
Mustard Gas
14
Which long-term historical circumstance about Russia is shown in this illustration?
rejection of the Pan-Slavism movement
support of the Russian Orthodox Church for democratic ideals
appeal of Marxism to the Russian nobles
autocratic rule of Russian royalty
15
World War I was referred to as “total war” because
everything a country made went to the war effort
soldiers were drafted to serve to serve their countries
all of the above
women worked in factories during the war
16
Why was the location of Belgium significant to the start of World War I?
Russiahad Nicholas II stationed there to protect the alliance
Sinceit borders France- it was not affected
Belgium was a colony of the Congo at the time
Germany went through Belgium to get to France contributed to Trench Warfare
17
Which of the Entente nations suffered the most casualties in World War I?
Italy
British Empire
Russia Empire
French Empire
18
What was the motivation for Russia to enter the war?
protect itself from the English navy
because the Russians were ethnically similar to the Serbians
support France against Germany
support Austria-Hungary against Bosnia
19
How did the Treaty of Versailles affect the losers of the war?
Germany was completely forgiven after speeches during the Peace Conference
They lost their empires and were made to repay the winners
Every nation lost many people, the Treaty provide the losers with resources
it provided a fair exchange of healing and rebuilding as a European Union
20
Which nations comprised the Central Powers during the war, and which ones were members of the Entente?
CP: Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottomans Entente: England, France, Russia
CP: Norway, Sweden, the Netherlands, Entente: England, France, Russia
CP: France, England, the United States, Entente: Germany, Ottomans, Italy
21
According to Woodrow Wilson the most important of the Fourteen Points was
National Self-determination
promise for no militaries
Freedom of the Seas
United States dominance

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