Characterized by a powerful leader and limited individual freedoms

The Ottomans justified murdering and exiling Christian Armenians by saying they were traitors. Why?

They were openly supporting Russia

Wordlwide outbreak of infectious disease

Shot Archduke Francis Ferdinand, resulting in the start of the war

Required complete mobilization of all resources

What led the United States the join the Great War?

Germany's submarine warfare (sinking their boat)

In Balfour Declaration, Britain agreed to help what displaced people establish a "national home"?

Jewish people in the Ottoman Palestine

Not helping either side in a conflict

A person who chooses to live outside his or her home country

Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy

What did the Mandate System Authorize?

Mandated nations rule over territories until they could govern themselves

A situation in which neither side can defeat the other

Serbia, Russia, France, and Britain

Ruled Austria-Hungary, brother of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

Civil Rights Activist- co-founder of the NAACP

Art movements that challenged or rejected existing styles and traditions

A mental health condition that would later be referred to as PTSD

What event sparked WW1?

Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

Incorporated into its territory

Germany's emperor---Grew German army to over 600,000

President during 1915, created the Treaty of Versailles

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire

How did the Ottomans' entry into WW1 expand the conflict?

More countries were involved and protected against France

An agreement to end hostilities

How were most European nations drawn into a war that, at first, involved only 2 countries?

Nationalistic tension and rivalries/allies

Bulk of the trenches. Near France

Being concealed in filthy ditches with barbed wire, underground network

Large field guns that fire high explosive shells

The process by which a people forms its own state and government

What motivated Gavrilo Princip to assassinate Franz Ferdinand?

To advance Slavic causes; believed Bosnia had no right to rule

Death caused the war, shot by Gravrillo Princep, Heir to Austria-Hungary

Money or goods paid to cover wartime expenses

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Authoritarianism
Characterized by a powerful leader and limited individual freedoms
Large field guns that fire high explosive shells
Not helping either side in a conflict
Incorporated into its territory
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The Ottomans justified murdering and exiling Christian Armenians by saying they were traitors. Why?
They opposed Russia, Ottoman's ally
They wanted to become a permanent part of the empire
They were openly supporting Russia
They refused deportations
3
Pandemic
Where trenches were placed during the war
Mental health condition
Wordlwide outbreak of infectious disease
Not helping either side in a conflict
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Gavrillo Princep
Shot Archduke Francis Ferdinand, resulting in the start of the war
President during 1915
Civil Rights activitst---a founder of the NAACP
German Commander
5
Total War
Required complete mobilization of all resources
Money or gooods paid to cover wartime expenses
Process by which people form their own state and choose their government
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What led the United States the join the Great War?
Germany's submarine warfare (sinking their boat)
Russia attacking Germany
Italy attacking one of their allies
Germany threatening to break trade
7
Who was responsible for Armenian genocide?
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Woodrow Wilson
Mehmed Talaat Pasha
W. E. B. Du Bois
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In Balfour Declaration, Britain agreed to help what displaced people establish a "national home"?
Jewish people in the Ottoman Palestine
Ottoman Empire
Enslaved Italians
Armenians
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Neutrality
Used to end the war
Not helping either side in a conflict
Had no trenches
Using bribery to end conflict
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Expatriate
To be removed forcefully
Money or goods paid to cover wartime expenses
A person who chooses to live outside his or her home country
Remaining neutral in conflicts
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Deportations
Removals
Field guns
An agreement to end hostilities
A situation in which neither side can defeat the other
12
Triple Alliance
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Russia
Serbia, Russia France
France, Russia, and Britain
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What was the impact of the Zimmerman telegram?
No effect
Led to the USA joining the war
Led to Mandate System
Informed the USA that they needed better government
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What did the Mandate System Authorize?
Made Germany pay for all war experiences
Mandated reporters of any tampering during wars
Mandated nations rule over territories until they could govern themselves
Cleared Woodrow Wilson to write the Treaty of Versailles
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Stalemate
Money or goods paid to cover war time expenses
Art movements that challenged or rejected existing styles and traditions
A situation in which neither side can defeat the other
Not helping either side in a conflict
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Allies
Serbia, Russia, France, and Britain
Ottoman Empire, Britain, Germany
Italy, Russia, Germany
France, Italy, Austria-Hungary
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Franz Joseph II
Created trench warfare
Death started WW1, shot by Gavrillo Princep
Ruled Austria-Hungary, brother of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Shot Archduke Franz Ferdinand
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W.E.B Du Bois
Wrote an article about races, physical, poilitical, and social
Civil Rights Activist- co-founder of the NAACP
Wrote a petition to get equal rights
Determined that the Syrian government should be a democracy
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Chinese students protested the Treaty of Versailles because it gave Chinese land to what nation?
America
Serbia
Germany
Japan
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Countercultural
Required complete mobilization of all resources
politcally characterized by a powerful leader & limited individual freedom
A situation in which neither side can defeat the other
Art movements that challenged or rejected existing styles and traditions
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Shell Shock
A mental health condition that would later be referred to as PTSD
Being concelaed in forteifed trenches
Large filed guns that fire high explosive shells
To assemble and prepare for war
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What did opposing armies do when they reached a stalemate on the Western Front?
Declared total war
Reached a stalemate
Rushed each other
Built trenches
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What event sparked WW1?
Assassination of Woodrow Wilson
Violation of peace treaty
Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Assassination of Russian leaders
24
What were German Submarines called?
Tanks
U-Boats
Zeppelins
Artillery
25
In 1915, a German U-Boat sank what British passenger ship with American civilians onboard?
U-Boat
Lusitania
Lithuania
Titanic
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Annex
Not helping either side in a conflict
A person who chooses to live outside his or her home country
Incorporated into its territory
Wroldwide outbreak of infectious disease
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Wilhelm II
Created the Treaty of Versailles
Wrote a book at the end of WW1
Germany's emperor---Grew German army to over 600,000
Assassinated in 1921-Berlin by an Armenian nationalist-Powerless Armenians
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The Treaty of Versailles created what international diplomatic assembly?
Weirmar Republic
League of Nations
Mandate System
Balfour Declaration
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Woodrow Wilson
Civil Rights activist, ended WW1 with the Declaration of Independence
President during 1915, created the Treaty of Versailles
Germany's Emperor
Brother to Gavrillo Princep
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Triple Entente
Serbia, Russia, and Britain
Russia, Ottoman Empire, and Italy
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Ottoman Empire
France, Russia, and Britain
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Central Powers
France, Russia, Britain
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy
Serbia, Russia, France, Britain
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire
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Eastern Front
Where the Treaty of Versailles was signed
The deadliest region of war
Had no trenches. Near Russia
Where Archduke Franz Ferdinand was murdered
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Otto Von Bismark
Death (1914) started war
Heir to the Austria-Hungarian throne
German commander
Promoted militarism (mainly)
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How did the Ottomans' entry into WW1 expand the conflict?
Led to the USA joining
More countries were involved and protected against France
Made more countries mad
Made other countries less safe
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Mobilize
Assemble and prepare for war
Required complete mobilization of all resources
Art movements that challeneged or rejected existing styles and traditions
Process by which a people forms own state and chooses its own government
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Armistice
Required complete mobilization of all resources
Not helping either side in a conflict
Characterized by a powerful leader and limited individual freedoms
An agreement to end hostilities
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How were most European nations drawn into a war that, at first, involved only 2 countries?
To attempt to quickly end the war
To get more money to pay off previous war debts
Nationalistic tension and rivalries/allies
Being attacked by Germany
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Western Front
Where soldiers rested
Bulk of the trenches. Near France
Worldwide outbreak of infectious diseases
Large field gun that fire high explosive shells
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Trench Warfare
Where the bulk of trenches were placed, closest to France
Incorporated into its territory
To assemble and prepare for war
Being concealed in filthy ditches with barbed wire, underground network
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Artillery
An agreement to end hostilites
Large field guns that fire high explosive shells
Removals
Being concealed in filthy ditches, fortefied with barbed wire
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Self-Determination
Art movements that challenged or rejected existing styles and traditions
A person who chooses to live outside his or her home country
Mental health condition that was later be reffered to as PTSD
The process by which a people forms its own state and government
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After the French victory at the first Battle of Marne, what characterized war on the Western Front?
Tanks
Trench warfare
No Mans Land
Submarines (U-Boat)
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What military technology was first used at the Battle of Somme?
Artillery
Tanks
Poison Gas
Submarines
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What motivated Gavrilo Princip to assassinate Franz Ferdinand?
He thought Franz Ferdinand was a criminal
Hatred toward Armenians
To advance Slavic causes; believed Bosnia had no right to rule
To create a better form of government
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Francis Ferdinand
German Leader
Death caused the war, shot by Gravrillo Princep, Heir to Austria-Hungary
Ruler of Austria-Hungary
Created the Central Powers
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Reparations
Art movements that challenged or rejected existing styles and traditions
The process by which a people forms its own state and government
Money or goods paid to cover wartime expenses
Characterized by a powerful leader and limited individual freedoms

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