WORLD WAR 1 clarke
Motivated many young men to happily mobilize for WWI:
ALL OF THESE
For Europe, World War I meant the end of what dominant form of government among its Great Powers
Absolute Monarchy
The year- long Gallipoli campaign to take control of the Turkish-controlled straits to the black sea
All of the above
great britain france italy russia us
Allie Powers
During World War I, acts of genocide are carried out in Turkey, resulting in the deaths of more than 1 million
Armenians
During World War I, acts of genocide were carried out in the Ottoman Empire, resulting in the deaths of more than 1 million...
Armenians
The leader of which nation stated, " Serbia must be eliminated as a political factor in the balkans"
Austria Hungary
Which of the following was MOST volatile & unstable,leading up to the start of WWI
Balkans
What major battle made Germany's plan for a rapid defeat of France unsuccessful, and proved the failure of the Schlieffen Plan?
Battle of the Marne
Tensions escalated in the years leading up to WWI after Austria- Hungary annexed
Bosnia
Tensions escalated in the years leading up to WWI after Austria-Hungary annexed:
Bosnia
Which countries saw their monarchies ended as a result of WWI?
Britain, France, Russia
Germany austria-empire ottoman empire
Central Powers
His assassination was the decisive act that triggered Europe into the Great War
Franz Ferdinand
Nation that most effectively used submarines during the Great War:
GERMANY
Austria-Hungary delivered an ultimatum, and subsequent declaration of war, on Serbia, only after receiving assurances of support from this nation
Germany
Nation that engaged in "unrestricted submarine warfare" during the great war
Germany
U.S president Wilsons 14TH POINT intended to encourage peaceful resolution of international conflict
League of Nations
Germany fought ______ on the Eastern Front during World War I.
RUSSIA
Which of the following European powers was least industrialized, going into WWI?
RUSSIA
Germany faced the possibility of a two-front war after Kaiser Wilhelm II failed to renew an alliance with this nation, which instead became allied with France
Russia
Nation that lost the greatest amount of soldiers and civilians combined in World War I
Russia
Supported nationalism among the slavic peoples of the Balkans in the early 20th century
Russia
The only former Allied nation that "lost" to Germany in WWI, when it signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk with Germany
Russia
Which of the following European powers was least industrialized, going into WWI
Russia
Franz Ferdinand was assassinated in Serbia, prompting an ultimatum from Austria-Hungary.
TRUE
Germany was the first nation to declare war on another nation to start WWI.
TRUE
Most combatants initially believed that the fighting of WWI would be quickly and decisively finished by Christmas.
TRUE
Russia wanted to limit Slavic nationalism in the Balkans.
TRUE
Germany offered to help Mexico win back land from the US into the war on the side of allies.
True
The sinking of the lusitania directly brought the US into the war on the side of the allies
false
Motivated many young men to happily mobilize for WWI
all the above
Technological advancements applied with lethal effectiveness during WWI included the use of
all the above
World War I can be characterized as a war of
attrition
The winner of a war of attrition in whichever nation
can continuously replace lost men and material
Dominant ethno-linguistic group of the Balkans
slavic
Austria-Hungary delivered an ultimatum and subsequent declaration of war on Serbia, only after receiving assurances of support from this nation:
. Germany
Which of the following was most ethnically volatile & unstable, leading up to the start of WWI?
. the Balkans
World War I began in the summer of _, and lasted until late in _. (list the years)
1914/1918
New nations or territories that were to be carved out of Austria-Hungary after WWI included
Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia,and Poland
The Schlieffen Plan depended on speed and a strict schedule for Germany attacking France by going through Britain.
FALSE
After Russia allied with France, Germany would ultimately face a two-front war, against ______ on the Western Front.
FRANCE
A mandate has sovereignty under the League of Nations
False
Franz Ferdinands assassination prompted an ultimatum on serbia by Germany
False
The "war quilt: clause of the Treaty of Versailles blamed Serbia for the war
False
The Schlieffen plan developed on speed and a strict schedule for Germany attacking Russia, then France
False
The US became more involved in European political affairs immediately after World War I
False
Wilsons "14 points" were a key part of the final draft of the Treaty of versailles.
False
New nations or territories that were to be carved out of the Ottoman Empire after World War I included
Iraq, Palestine, Syria, Jordan, and Lebanon
What ended 4 years of stalemate on the Western Front
The entry of the US into the war
In "Total War", which of the following is NOT true
The fighting is limited to rural areas where there are few civilians
The failure of the Treaty of Versaille was proved by
all of the above
Under conditions of "total war", government directly affected the lives of soldiers and civilians alike
True
Women employed in factories as a part of the war effort in democratic nations led to women suffrage soon after the war.
True
This nation refused to sigh & ratify the Treaty Of Versailles
United states
A result of the great war for Germany was
a weak republic ill prepared for recovery
The treaty of Versailles
humiliated & blamed Germany
Shell shock refers to
the resulting of psychological trauma after experiencing combat conditions
After the French and British stopped the German advance toward Paris,...
there were four years of stalemate, characterized by trench warfar
After the French and British stopped the German advance toward paris
there were four years of stalemate, characterized by trench warfare.
Toward the end of WWI, Kaiser William II
was forced to abdicate and went into exile