World War I
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- Q1How did Militarism result in an unstable Europe by 1914?Nations competed to build the strongest armiesSerbia started pushing countries aroundCountries tried to control ChinaIt was a highly emotional atmosphere30s
- Q2U-boats were Germansubmarines used against Allied supply ships and non-military ships from neutral nationssupply ships with armored hulls to protect them from underwater minessubmarines used to find and dismantle mines planted by the British in the North Seasupply ships that blocked Allied ports as well as ports in neutral nations30s
- Q3The assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand affected Europe byleading Austria-Hungary to declare war on Serbiacausing an economic crisiskeeping people from enlisting in the armybreaking the alliance between Russia and France30s
- Q4In the early 1900's France, Russia and Great Britain were known as theSouthern PowersNorthern PowersAllied PowersCentral Powers30s
- Q5In World War I, the new strategy of trench warfare was an effective way toexchange secret messagesisolate soldiers suffering from contagious diseasescamouflage the soldiers in the wildernessdefend a position by fighting from within deep ditches30s
- Q6What finally brought the United States into World War I, ending its policy of neutrality?the German attack on the British passenger liner Lusitania, in which 128 Americans were killedU.S. investment in Allied nations, which amounted to $2 billion, and which would be lost if the Central Powers won the warthe German attack on the French passenger ship Sussex, in which four Americans were killeddiscovery of the Zimmermann Note, in which Germany promised to give Mexico parts of the United States if Mexico allied itself with Germany30s
- Q7What was the name given to the creation of an international assembly of Nations after the war?Central PowersLeague of NationsAllied PowersThe treaty of Versailles30s
- Q8The Zimmermann Note...encouraged the U.S. to become allies with Canadamotivated the U.S. to declare war on Germanyencouraged the U.S. to stay neutral in the warmotivated the U.S. to become allies with Mexico30s
- Q9The allied forces wanted Germany to pay approximately 33 billion dollars inback taxesreparationsdebtsliberty bonds30s
- Q10The treaty that completely put an end to World War I was called theTreaty of ParisLeague of Nations TreatyWilson's 14 PointsTreaty of Versailles30s
- Q11This country fought in the war, but did not sign the Treaty of VersaillesFranceGreat BritainGermanyUnited States30s
- Q12The treaty of Versailles had several harsh terms for Germany including,Germany had to accept full responsibility for the warhaving to pay reparationsGermany had to give up all its coloniesAll of the choices30s
- Q13Identify some of the improved or new weapons used during World War IAirplane, Rifles, Lasers, Tanks, CannonsCannons, Rifles, Airplane, Machine Guns, MissilesCannons, Airplane, Rifles, Machine Guns, TanksAirplane, Cannons, Jets, Machine Guns, Tanks30s
- Q14Being a strong supporter of the rights of one's countryNationalismImperialismAlliancesMilitarism30s
- Q15Which European nation formed an alliance with France in 1893?BosniaGermanyAustria-HungaryRussia30s