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100

Complete the MAIN causes of WWI:

Militarism
A
Imperialism
Nationalism

Alliances

100

Armistice Day takes place every year in Britain on which date?  

11th November 

100

If you were in a reserved occupation during WWI it meant you were exempt from military service

True or False?

True

100

The suffragists attempted to gain the vote through violent methods

True or False

False

100

Which MP for Dundee was "egged" by Ethel Muirhead - the Scottish suffragette

His initials are: WC

Winston Churchill

200

Why were trenches on the Western Front dug in zigzags?

1. So the enemy couldn't shoot straight down the line and kill many soldiers.

2. If a mortar, grenade or artillery shell landed in the trench, it would only get the soldiers in that section, not further down the line. 

200

Women in Britain who made ammunition and shells during WWI were known as what?

Munitionettes

200

There were 5 main pre-war Scottish industries. Complete the list:

Iron and Steelworks
Fishing and agriculture
T
Coal Mining
S

Textiles
Shipbuilding

200

Which Suffragette was hit by the King's horse at Epsom race course?

Emily Davison

200

In 1913, which country had the highest military spending?

Germany $463.6m

300

Which 3 countries formed the Triple Alliance

Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy

300

Which Lord led Britain's propaganda campaign to recruit soldiers for WWI?

Lord Kitchener

300

The majority of British ships built during WWI were built on which Scottish river?

The Clyde

300

The rent strikes began in which Scottish city?

Glasgow

300

Sarajevo, the city where Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated, is located in which country today?

Bosnia-Herzegovina

400

Tanks were first used by the British in WWI, but at which battle?

The Somme

400

In what year was the Defence of the Realm Act passed?

1914

400

Many industries in Britain Diversified during WWI. What does that mean?

They went from making one product to others needed for the war effort.

400

Which Prime Minister brought in the "Homes Fit for Heroes" policy?

David Lloyd George

400

115,000 British and dominion troops died in the disastrous Gallipoli campaign. In which country is Gallipoli?

Turkey

500

Name 2 of the 3 main poison gases used on the Western Front

Phosgene
Chlorine 
Mustard

500
If a conscientious objector was classed as an "Alternative" at a tribunal, what did that mean?

That they would help in the war effort in some way (e.g. ambulance driving) but wouldn't bear arms. 

500

Before the war a shepherds average wage in Scotland was £1 a week. During the war, what was the average wage?

£2 a week
500

What name was given to the first Housing and Planning Act which came into force in 1919

The Addison Housing Act
500

Who led the Scottish Suffragettes?

Flora Drummond

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