World War One Vocabulary
Quiz by Kirsten Anderson
Grade 7
Social Studies
North Carolina Standard Course of Study
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- Q1War from 1914-1918 that involved 30 countries and used trench warfare. Began after the assassination of Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand; Germany, Austria-Hungary v. Britain, France, Russia; America is neutral until 1915 and sides with the Allies.Russo-Japanese WarWWISpanish American WarWWII30s7.H.2.1EditDelete
- Q2The losing side of WWI and included Austria-Hungary, Germany, Bulgaria, and Ottoman Empire.Axis PowersAllied PowersCentral PowersTriple Entente30sEditDelete
- Q3The winning side of WWI and included Gt. Britain, France, Russia, Italy, Serbia, and the United States.Triple EntenteAxis PowersAllied PowersCentral Powers30sEditDelete
- Q4New Weapons used during WWIAirplanes and Poisonous gasDitches and TrainsHorses and Arrows30sEditDelete
- Q5System of digging ditches for fighting and living quarter for soldiers. They were muddy, wet, spread diseases, and rat infested.TrenchesTunnelsDitches30sEditDelete
- Q6His assassination sparked the beginning of World War I.Duke of EdinburghArchduke Franz FerdinandFranklin RooseveltQueen Victoria30sEditDelete
- Q7The U.S. did not want to get involved in WWI and did not support either side in the beginning of the war.NeutralIndifferent30sEditDelete
- Q8All events led to the United States entering WWI EXCEPT:Breaking of the Sussex PledgeThe Zimmerman NoteThe Berlin ConferenceSinking of the Lusitania45sEditDelete
- Q9Secret telegram sent to Mexico from Germany in 1917, promising Mexico land lost to the U.S. if Mexico allied with GermanyWilhelm NoteZimmerman NoteCanadian Note30sEditDelete
- Q10A "truce" or agreement to end fighting.ArmisticeStalemate30sEditDelete
- Q11(1918) President Woodrow Wilson's plan for organizing post World War I Europe and for avoiding future wars. It included: self-determination, free trade, no imperialism, no secret pacts, freedom of the seas, arms reduction, creation of world organization/League of Nations.14 Points5 Points12 Points30sEditDelete
- Q12Established in 1920 to promote world peace and cooperation. It was first proposed in 1918 by President Woodrow Wilson, although the United States never joined the League. It was replaced in 1946 with the U.N.League of Extraordinary GentlemenLeague of NationsNATONational Center for Peace30sEditDelete
- Q13Treaty that ended WWI in 1918. The treaty stated that Germany had to pay Reparations (payments for damages from war) , Germany could not create military or weapons, and Germany lost land. It was a main cause of WWII.Treaty of ParisTreaty of VersaillesTreaty of Berlin30sEditDelete
- Q14President of the United States during WWI. He wanted peace & democracy.Woodrow WilsonFranklin Roosevelt30sEditDelete
- Q15Prime Minister of Gt. Britain, wanted to protect the British Empire.David Lloyd GeorgeWinston ChurchillQueen Victoria30sEditDelete
- Q16Leader of France, wanted to severely punish Germany for WWI.Franklin FrancisKing LouisGeorges Clemenceau30sEditDelete
- Q17Leader of Italy, wanted land to make Italy larger.Vittorio OrlandoBenito Mussolini30sEditDelete
- Q18All are causes of WWI EXCEPT:AlliancesMilitarismImperialismNational Debt30sEditDelete
- Q19Policy of glorifying military power and keeping an army prepared for war.MilitarismImperialismAlliancesNationalism30sEditDelete
- Q20Agreement between nations to aid and protect one another.AlliancesNationalismImperialismMilitarism30sEditDelete