World War I Test
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- Q1What is the feeling of great pride in your country?ImperialismMilitarismNationalismAlliance30s
- Q2What is is called when a country builds up their army?nationalismalliancemilitarismimperialism30s
- Q3What is an agreement between two or more countries to get along and be on the same side?nationalismimperialismmilitarismalliance30s
- Q4What is the act of taking over a lot of land or countries to make your country larger?imperalismnationalismalliancemilitarism30s
- Q5Which alliance included US, Great Britain, France, Russia, Serbia and Italy?Allied PowersCentral Powers30s
- Q6Which alliance included Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire?Allied PowersCentral Powers30s
- Q7What was the name of the British ship sunk by the German U-boat?Lusitania30s
- Q8A song that tried to persuade Americans to join the army and fight in WWI would be called _________.isolationismrationalliancepropoganda30s
- Q9Why was WWI so deadly?Because the war lasted 4 yearsBecause the Germans would not give upBecause of new technology such as mustard gas and weaponsBecause the Lusitania was sunk30s
- Q10Who did the Treaty of Versailles blame for World War I?SerbiaRussiaGermanyAustria-Hungary30s
- Q11Who won WWI?Central PowersAllied Powers30s
- Q12Which amendment gave women the right to vote?19th17th14th18th30s
- Q13A person during WWI might only be allowed one pound of sugar per month. What is this called?alliancerationpropagandanationalism30s
- Q14What did women do during World War I?They fought in EuropeThey stayed at home.They worked in factoriesThey led the government30s