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Who were Austria-Hungary's allies?
Britain, France and Russia
Germany
England and Japan
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The belief that your country is the best is called...
colonialism
nationalism
capitalism
imperialism
3
What day did World War 1 end on?
December 25, 1945
July 1, 1776
April 15, 1865
November 11, 1918
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The Triple Entente Alliance consisted of which countries?
Britain, France and Russia
Austria-Hungary, Germany and Italy
England and Japan
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The two major incidents that caused the United States to join the war
the death of Teddy Roosevelt and the Russian Revolution
the sinking of the Lusitania and a letter from Germany to Mexico
the bombing of Pearl Harbor and the rise of Adolf Hitler
the defeat at Gettysburg and Lincoln's assassination
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Who was Franz Ferdinand?
a Bulgarian princess who created a dance move that insulted the Germans
Woodrow Wilson's childhood teddy bear
a band from the early 2000s
Austrian-Hungarian leader assassinated in 1914, which was the 'spark'
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The Serbian who killed the Austrian-Hungarian leader Franz Ferdinand
Kenny Rogers
John Wilkes Booth
James Earl Ray
Gavrilo Princip
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What are casualties?
casual alliances between different countries
soldiers killed, captured, missing or injured during a war
causes of wars
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A formal agreement to end the fighting during a war is called...
army deal
armistice
armchair peace
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The murder of a public figure is called...
assassination
diplomatic effort
warfare
election campagin
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The spreading of a country's ideas and ways of life to colonies is called...
imperialism
homestead act
colony frenzy
land grab
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Eventually, the United States fought on the same side as which countries?
Germany, Japan & Croatia
Egypt, Brazil & China
France, Great Britain & Italy
Russia & Italy
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What are colonists?
politicians who work night and day for their people
group of people from one country who build a settlement in another land
an army that fights for their homeland
people who make trenches to prepare for war
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What is militarism?
the same thing as colonialism
understanding that your military is too weak to fight in a war
belief of building up a strong army to prepare your country for war
fighting an enemy because they made fun of your leader
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World War 1 took place between the years of...
1938-1945
1914-1918
1861-1865
1960-1966
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The United States was neutral for the first few years of the war. What does neutral mean?
fought against Germany and its allies
fought on the same side as Great Britain
did not support one side or the other in an argument or war
fought on both sides
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What was the Treaty of Versailles?
a treaty between Germany and Russia that ended the war
a treaty where Japan had the most influence
agreement that blamed Germany for the war and severely punished Germany
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The 'spark' that started World War 1 was...
the sinking of the Lusitania
when Franz Ferdinand was assassinated
the attack on Poland
Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers singing their duet at the Grand Ole Opry
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What is propaganda?
information that tells the truth, in order to help a counry win a war
information that is neutral
information spread to try to influence thinking, often not completely true
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An agreement between nations or groups of people to work together is called...
alliances
teams
axis powers
war dog partnerships
