What fateful decision eventually forced Alexander Kerensky out of power?

He continued to keep Russia in World War I after Nicholas II stepped down

What was an outcome of Bloody Sunday?

Nicholas II signed October Manifesto, approving freedoms and creating Duma.

According to Lenin’s view of Communism...

Proletariat and peasants were not capable of leading a revolution

Schlieffen Plan Objective

Fight France Western Front, then Russia Eastern Front

Lenin’s New Economic Policy (NEP) in 1921 can best be described as…

Strategy to allow capitalism in Soviet Union to speed recovery fr Civil War

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1
What fateful decision eventually forced Alexander Kerensky out of power?
He continued to keep Russia in World War I after Nicholas II stepped down
He killed 20 million Russians.
He was a proponent of the Soviets.
He signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk with Germany.
2
Where was the "powder keg" of Europe?
The Balkans
The Ottoman Empire
The Western Front
Danzig Corridor
3
What was an outcome of Bloody Sunday?
Nicholas II signed October Manifesto, approving freedoms and creating Duma.
The Czar consolidated more power.
Russia gave up land to Germany.
Russia became democratic.
4
Increasing the military population and preparation refers to
militarism
communism
imperialism
nationalism
5
The United States entered World War I due to what nations actions?
France
Italy
Great Britain
Germany
6
The sinking of what ship led to the United States entry into World War I?
The Olympic
The Titanic
Lusitania
The Sussex
7
How did Czar Alexander III and Nicholas II deal with calls for reform?
They looked enact all reforms
Usibg military force
Using Communism as a central focus
They resisted reform efforts
8
What was the goal of the League of Nations?
Make Peace Treaties
Prevent Future Wars
Organize New Alliances
Create New Borders
9
What is the recognized end date for World War I?
11/11/1918
11/9/1918
12/25/1918
1/1/1919
10
The Armenian Genocide was led by what country?
Armenia
Turkey
Germany
Bulgaria
11
According to Lenin’s view of Communism...
The factories should be run by private ownership.
The struggle between capitalists and proletariat included the bourgeoisie.
Revolution was not necessary to resolve the struggle between classes.
Proletariat and peasants were not capable of leading a revolution
12
The War-Guilt Clause impacted which country the most?
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Russia
13
Schlieffen Plan Objective
Fight France Eastern Front, then Russia Western Front
Fight Russia Eastern Front, then France Western Front
Fight Russia Western Front, then France Eastern Front
Fight France Western Front, then Russia Eastern Front
14
Unrestricted Submarine Warfare was practiced by what country?
USA
France
Germany
Great Britan
15
All of a nations resources being devoted to the war efforts is called
Complete War
Total War
War Front
World War
16
Name a major cause of World War I
Promises to rise to power
Alliances
Trade Deals
Communism
17
Lenin’s New Economic Policy (NEP) in 1921 can best be described as…
Strategy to allow capitalism in Soviet Union to speed recovery fr Civil War
An excuse for Lenin and his allies to grow wealthy.
Anatural end to “war communism”.
an attempt to make the Soviet Union a military superpower.
18
A legacy of World War I
Expansion of the space program
The Rise of Germany to World Leader
France's devotion to Capitalism
End of Old Empires
19
How did Germany view Russia's mobilization during World War I?
As a Peaceful alliance
Relentless effort
As an act of war
As an attack on A-H
20
World War I battles were characterized by
Unrestricted Warfare
Nuclear Warfare
Combat Warfare
Trench Warfare
21
Use one word to describe Germany's reaction to the Treaty of Versailles
Hope
Promise
Optimism
Bitterness
22
Woodrow Wilson's plan to prevent future war
The War Guilt Clause
The Fourteen Points
The Paris Peace Plan
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
23
Women were encouraged to help in what way during World War I?
Lead in manufacturing of new weapons
Obtain jobs outside the home
Become enlisted soldiers for combat
Run for political office
24
Which countries were part of the Central Powers?
Germany, Austria-Hungary
France, Russia
Russia, Austria-Hungary
Germany, France
25
The strip of land that exposed soldiers outside of the trenches was known as
The War Base
No Man's Land
Attack Zone
The Battle Ground

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