Which concepts best explain the causes of the First World War?

Imperialism, nationalism, militarism and alliances.

Who killed Franz Ferdinand?

A Bosnian student, but with Serbian nationalist ideas

Which were the European Neutral Powers?

Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Spain

Why the Conference of Paris and mainly the Treaty of Versailles created new conflicts?

Because Italy and mainly Germany felt humiliated.

Which were the central powers during the war?

Germany, Austro-Hungary, Ottoman Empire and Bulgary

Which countries did receive territories from the German Empire?

Lithuania, Russia, etc., Poland, France, etc.

What was the Suffraguette movement?

A social movement that asked for universal suffrage

Why the Suffraguette movement acquired more importance after the First World War?

Women had worked in heavy factories during the war.

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The First World War

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1
What what were common everyday problems soldiers in the trenches had to endure?
Rats, Mustard gas and alcoholism.
Rats, Mustard gas and attack dogs
Rats, Lice, Mustard gas, Mud
Rats, Lice, Free-time and Mud
2
Which Empire was the main ally of Serbia just before the First World War?
British Empire
Russian Empire
German Empire
Ottoman Empire
3
How many people died during World War 1?
18 million
37 million
10 million
5 million
4
Italy finally joined the war in 1915. Which countries were their allies?
France, UK, Russia, etc.
USA, UK, Russia, etc.
France, UK, Spain, etc.
France, UK, USA, etc.
5
Which concepts best explain the causes of the First World War?
Revolutionary ideologies: marxism and anarchism
Imperialism, militarism, marxism and anarchism
Imperialism, nationalism, militarism and alliances.
Imperialism, nationalism, militarism and isolation of France.
6
What contributed towards the United States decision to join the First World War?
The sinking of the Bismark
The sinking of the Lusitania
The sinking of the Titanic
The attack on Pearl Harbour.
7
Who killed Franz Ferdinand?
A Bosnian student, but with Austrian nationalist ideas
An Austrian student, but with Bosnian nationalist ideas
A Russian student, but with Serbian nationalist ideas
A Bosnian student, but with Serbian nationalist ideas
8
In what year did Russia exit the First World War?
1918
1917
1916
1915
9
Britain declared war on Germany following the German's invasion of what country?
France
Belgium
Poland
Serbia
10
Which were the European Neutral Powers?
Norway and Finland
China, Japan and India
Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Spain
Austria, Czechoslovakia and Poland.
11
It is not a characteristic of the WW1?
New weapons, such as: machine guns, hand granades, etc.
Propaganda for pacifism
Human suffering and trench warfare
Involvenment of civilian population.
12
The Triple Alliance was also known as?
The Triple Entente
The Allies
United Nations
Central Powers
13
Which city was Archduke Franz Ferdinand assassinated in?
Sarajevo (Bosnia)
Asereje-deje (Hungary)
Sarajebo (Croatia)
Sarajevos (Serbia)
14
What treaty blamed Germany for the war?
Treaty of Versailles
The treaty of Paris
Treaty of Saint Germain
The Fourteen points
15
Which countries did receive territories from the previous Austro-Hungarian Empire?
Czecoslovaquia, France, etc.
Italy, Yugoslavia, etc.
Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, etc.
Poland, Germany, etc.
16
Who was the president of the U.S in World War One ?
Woodrow Wilson
George Washington
David Loyd George
Benjamin Franklin
17
The Triple Entente was also known as?
The Ententes
Central Powers
The Triple Brothers
The Allies
18
Why the Conference of Paris and mainly the Treaty of Versailles created new conflicts?
Because Russia and mainly Germany felt humiliated.
Because Germany and mainly Russia felt humiliated.
Because France and mainly Germany felt humiliated.
Because Italy and mainly Germany felt humiliated.
19
Which countries won the war and organised the peace in the Paris Conference?
France, UK, USA and Italy.
France, UK, USA and Belgium.
France, UK, USA and Japan.
France, UK, USA and Russia.
20
Which were the central powers during the war?
Germany, Austro-Hungary, Serbia and Italy
Germany, Austro-Hungary, Ottoman Empire and USA
Germany, Austro-Hungary, Ottoman Empire and Bulgary
Germany, Austro-Hungary, Ottoman Empire and Italy
21
Which countries did receive territories from the German Empire?
Denmark, Austria, etc.
Lithuania, Russia, etc.
Netherlands, France, etc.
Poland, France, etc.
22
What was the Suffraguette movement?
A social movement that asked for censitary suffrage
A social movement that asked for universal women suffrage
A social movement that asked for universal suffrage
A social movement that asked for universal male suffrage
23
When did Great Britain declare war on Germany?
13th May 1917
25th August 1915
4th August 1914
28th June 1916
24
Who was the ruler Of Germany during the First World War?
George Clemenceau
David Loyd George
Adolf Hitler
Kaiser Wilhelm II
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Why the Suffraguette movement acquired more importance after the First World War?
Women had worked as soldiers in the front.
Women had worked in heavy factories during the war.
Because of the human suffering
Because of the defeat of the Central Powers.

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