What prompted Russia to withdraw from World War I?

The got involved in their own civil war

Which countries made up the Central Powers during World War I?

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria

What was one "trigger" that brought the United States into World War I?

interception of the Zimmerman Telegram

How did imperialism help lead to World War I?

European nations competed to have the wealthiest colonies.

Which situation was a major cause of World War I?

existence of allies throughout the world

How did the Industrial Revolution impact World War I?

The invention of new weapons made the war more deadly.

What was the most significant flaw in the Treaty of Versailles after World War I?

The treaty inflicted too much punishment on Germany

What was an immediate cause of the United States' entry in World War I?

Germany sent the Zimmermann telegram

What was the catalyst for the start of World War I?

the murder of Austria's heir in Sarajevo

What German military tactic ultimately brought the US into WWI?

the practice of unrestricted submarine warfare

What was the ultimate goal of the League of Nations formed after World War I?

establish world peace and prevent another world war

What event was the immediate cause of World War I?

assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand

What belief of European leaders was the basis for the terms of the Treaty of Versailles?

Germany be punished & insure does not start another war.

What is one way that the US showed favoritism to the Allies before entering WW I in 1917?

The American government gave loans to Allied nations.

How did nationalism, militarism, and imperialism lead to the start of World War I?

They made countries more competitive with each other.

Which event is considered the immediate cause of World War I?

assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand

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1
Which aspect of fighting during World War I is shown in this picture?
the use of tanks
trench warfare
poisonous gas
blitzkrieg
2
What prompted Russia to withdraw from World War I?
They were bored of fighting
The got involved in their own civil war
They refused to ally themselves with the US
They signed a treaty with France
3
In what years did World War I take place?
1914-1919
1914-1918
1914-1917
1912-1915
4
Which countries made up the Triple Entente during World War I?
France, Spain, and Portugal
Britain, Russia, and Italy
France, Britain, and Russia
France, Britain, and Italy
5
Which countries made up the Central Powers during World War I?
Germany, Russia, and Italy
Russia, Austria-Hungary, and Serbia
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria
Germany, Italy, and Japan
6
What was one "trigger" that brought the United States into World War I?
sinking of the USS Maine
interception of the Zimmerman Telegram
Treaty agreeing to help France fight Germany
U.S.'s need to colonize other countries for raw goods
7
During World War I, how did American propaganda posters typically portray German soldiers?
as unbeatable enemies
as violators of human rights
as heroes of oppressed peoples
as honorable foes
8
How did imperialism help lead to World War I?
The debate over imperialism created tensions across Europe.
European nations competed to have the wealthiest colonies.
Native people who were conquered rebelled against Europe
Europe had an economic depression after imperialism failed.
9
Who was the President of the United States when World War I began?
William Howard Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
William McKinley
10
Which situation was a major cause of World War I?
the spread of capitalism in Asia
existence of allies throughout the world
the policy of isolationism adopted by most countries
England's aggression toward the United States
11
What was the main goal of the Fourteen Points proposed by President Wilson?
to keep Germany from rebuilding its military
to gain territory for the United States
to prevent future conflicts
to prevent another Bolshevik Revolution
12
Which treaty ended World War I and was signed in 1919?
Treaty of Verdun
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
Treaty of Berlin
Treaty of Versailles
13
The headlines above refer to events that directly caused which major war?
beginning of World War I
launch of the Vietnam War
outbreak of the Cold War
beginning of World War II
14
As part of the Treaty of Versailles, which nation was forced pay reparations for the war?
Russia
France
Germany
Britain
15
How did the Industrial Revolution impact World War I?
industrialized nations had small militaries.
The invention of new weapons made the war more deadly.
combustion engine increased the pace of war
Industrialized nations stayed out of the war.
16
What was the most significant flaw in the Treaty of Versailles after World War I?
Most countries did not ratify the treaty.
The treaty inflicted too much punishment on Germany
The treaty divided up Germany into too many occupation zones
The treaty did not punish Germany.
17
What was an immediate cause of the United States' entry in World War I?
Germany sent the Zimmermann telegram
The League of Nations needed help
France signed a treaty with the United States
Britain signed a treaty with the United States
18
Which country's leader believed Germany should not be punished?
US
Great Britain
France
Italy
19
Which cause does this cartoon illustrate?
imperialism
militarism
alliances
nationalism
20
What was the catalyst for the start of World War I?
a rivalry between Germany and Austria-Hungary
the murder of Austria's heir in Sarajevo
a civil war in Russia under Lenin
the murder of the German president in Austria
21
Why were many nations militarizing prior to World War I?
gain admission into the League of Nations
protect economic interests
prevent the Catholic Church from gaining power
instigate global war
22
What German military tactic ultimately brought the US into WWI?
the bombing of civilians' homes in Allied countries
the use of poisonous gases during trench warfare
the practice of unrestricted submarine warfare
the use of Blitzkrieg to attack Allied troops
23
What was the ultimate goal of the League of Nations formed after World War I?
encourage competition between nations
establish world peace and prevent another world war
set up a court to handle disputes between countries
create one superpower to govern the world
24
What event was the immediate cause of World War I?
sinking of the Lusitania
British launch of the Dreadnaught
Zimmerman Telegram
assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand
25
What belief of European leaders was the basis for the terms of the Treaty of Versailles?
There needed to be economic unity in Europe.
Germany be punished & insure does not start another war.
All nations were equally responsible for starting the war
The Allied nations divide the land of the defeated countries
26
What is one way that the US showed favoritism to the Allies before entering WW I in 1917?
The American government gave loans to Allied nations.
The American military provided troops to Allied nations.
The US government accepted thousands of European refugees
The US military bombed the capitals of the Central Powers.
27
How did nationalism, militarism, and imperialism lead to the start of World War I?
They caused countries to refuse to form alliances
They made countries more competitive with each other.
They led countries to cooperate with all nations
They convinced countries to stop acquiring colonies.
28
Which event is considered the immediate cause of World War I?
attack on the United States by Great Britain
sinking of the Lusitania
Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor
assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand
29
Which country was the first to declared war and begin World War I?
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
Germany
Italy

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Questions 29

Answers

1
Which aspect of fighting during World War I is shown in this picture?
the use of tanks
trench warfare
poisonous gas
blitzkrieg
2
What prompted Russia to withdraw from World War I?
They were bored of fighting
The got involved in their own civil war
They refused to ally themselves with the US
They signed a treaty with France
3
In what years did World War I take place?
1914-1919
1914-1918
1914-1917
1912-1915
4
Which countries made up the Triple Entente during World War I?
France, Spain, and Portugal
Britain, Russia, and Italy
France, Britain, and Russia
France, Britain, and Italy
5
Which countries made up the Central Powers during World War I?
Germany, Russia, and Italy
Russia, Austria-Hungary, and Serbia
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria
Germany, Italy, and Japan
6
What was one "trigger" that brought the United States into World War I?
sinking of the USS Maine
interception of the Zimmerman Telegram
Treaty agreeing to help France fight Germany
U.S.'s need to colonize other countries for raw goods
7
During World War I, how did American propaganda posters typically portray German soldiers?
as unbeatable enemies
as violators of human rights
as heroes of oppressed peoples
as honorable foes
8
How did imperialism help lead to World War I?
The debate over imperialism created tensions across Europe.
European nations competed to have the wealthiest colonies.
Native people who were conquered rebelled against Europe
Europe had an economic depression after imperialism failed.
9
Who was the President of the United States when World War I began?
William Howard Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
William McKinley
10
Which situation was a major cause of World War I?
the spread of capitalism in Asia
existence of allies throughout the world
the policy of isolationism adopted by most countries
England's aggression toward the United States
11
What was the main goal of the Fourteen Points proposed by President Wilson?
to keep Germany from rebuilding its military
to gain territory for the United States
to prevent future conflicts
to prevent another Bolshevik Revolution
12
Which treaty ended World War I and was signed in 1919?
Treaty of Verdun
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
Treaty of Berlin
Treaty of Versailles
13
The headlines above refer to events that directly caused which major war?
beginning of World War I
launch of the Vietnam War
outbreak of the Cold War
beginning of World War II
14
As part of the Treaty of Versailles, which nation was forced pay reparations for the war?
Russia
France
Germany
Britain
15
How did the Industrial Revolution impact World War I?
industrialized nations had small militaries.
The invention of new weapons made the war more deadly.
combustion engine increased the pace of war
Industrialized nations stayed out of the war.
16
What was the most significant flaw in the Treaty of Versailles after World War I?
Most countries did not ratify the treaty.
The treaty inflicted too much punishment on Germany
The treaty divided up Germany into too many occupation zones
The treaty did not punish Germany.
17
What was an immediate cause of the United States' entry in World War I?
Germany sent the Zimmermann telegram
The League of Nations needed help
France signed a treaty with the United States
Britain signed a treaty with the United States
18
Which country's leader believed Germany should not be punished?
US
Great Britain
France
Italy
19
Which cause does this cartoon illustrate?
imperialism
militarism
alliances
nationalism
20
What was the catalyst for the start of World War I?
a rivalry between Germany and Austria-Hungary
the murder of Austria's heir in Sarajevo
a civil war in Russia under Lenin
the murder of the German president in Austria
21
Why were many nations militarizing prior to World War I?
gain admission into the League of Nations
protect economic interests
prevent the Catholic Church from gaining power
instigate global war
22
What German military tactic ultimately brought the US into WWI?
the bombing of civilians' homes in Allied countries
the use of poisonous gases during trench warfare
the practice of unrestricted submarine warfare
the use of Blitzkrieg to attack Allied troops
23
What was the ultimate goal of the League of Nations formed after World War I?
encourage competition between nations
establish world peace and prevent another world war
set up a court to handle disputes between countries
create one superpower to govern the world
24
What event was the immediate cause of World War I?
sinking of the Lusitania
British launch of the Dreadnaught
Zimmerman Telegram
assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand
25
What belief of European leaders was the basis for the terms of the Treaty of Versailles?
There needed to be economic unity in Europe.
Germany be punished & insure does not start another war.
All nations were equally responsible for starting the war
The Allied nations divide the land of the defeated countries
26
What is one way that the US showed favoritism to the Allies before entering WW I in 1917?
The American government gave loans to Allied nations.
The American military provided troops to Allied nations.
The US government accepted thousands of European refugees
The US military bombed the capitals of the Central Powers.
27
How did nationalism, militarism, and imperialism lead to the start of World War I?
They caused countries to refuse to form alliances
They made countries more competitive with each other.
They led countries to cooperate with all nations
They convinced countries to stop acquiring colonies.
28
Which event is considered the immediate cause of World War I?
attack on the United States by Great Britain
sinking of the Lusitania
Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor
assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand
29
Which country was the first to declared war and begin World War I?
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
Germany
Italy