WWI Begins
Russia: Revolution, Lenin, Stalin
End of WWI
Ireland / India (Ch 22)
Miscellaneous
100

6. When did the U.S. join WWI?                               What were two reasons that we did so?

1917, about 3 years after it began

The sinking of the Lusitania and the Zimmerman Telegram

100

3. Who was the last czar of Russia?

Nicholas II

100

12. What main treaty signified the end of WWI?  

In what country was it signed?              Why was it a major cause of World War II?

Treaty of Versailles

France

The strong punishment of Germany (humiliation, debt)

100

8. What empire ruled both Ireland and India before their independence?

Great Britain

100

What 4 empires collapsed in the wake of WWI?

Russian

German

Austro-Hungarian

Ottoman

200

11. WWI was called “The War to End All Wars” because of the modern military technology that made it possible to cause mass destruction and death.  Give 2 examples of this technology.

tanks, machine guns, artillery, chemical warfare (poison gas)
200

5. What happened in 1917 that led Russia to leave WWI early?

Bolshevik (October) Revolution

200

13. What was Woodrow Wilson’s idea, which the other countries liked, that was created to help prevent future wars?

the League of Nations

200

7. What happened during the Easter Rising in Ireland and why?

Patrick Henry Pearse led Irish rebels in the city of Dublin; they took control of government buildings and clashed with British troops.  Many Irish died.  

This happened because the Irish wanted Home Rule (to govern themselves).

200

18.  Name two ways that Americans at home helped during WWI while troops fought overseas.

sang patriotic songs

Red Cross

war gardens

food rationed

women went to work

300

17.  World War I began in the year ____ and ended in the year ____ .

1914 - 1918

300

3. (continued)   How long had the Romanov family ruled Russia?  What happened to them?

300 years

They were killed secretly by the Bolsheviks

300

14.  List the three main countries that negotiated the treaty that ended WWI.

U.S., Great Britain, France

300

9. How were the lives of British citizens and Indian people different in India in the early 1900s?

British citizens were wealthy; Indian people were their servants

300

19.  List three important results of the peace negotiations after WWI.

League of Nations

Punishment of Germany

New nations formed

400

1.  What 4 countries joined forces as the Central Powers at the beginning of World War I? (map)

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, Ottoman (Turkish) Empire

400

Who was Rasputin?

A strange, mystical man that the Romanov family trusted because he claimed to have the power to heal their ill son.  He was murdered by Russian nobles.

400

15.  What 8 countries were created in the wake of WWI?

Austria

Hungary

Czechoslovakia

Yugoslavia

Latvia

Lithuania

Estonia

Poland

400

10. Give three examples of Gandhi’s method of nonviolent protest.

Refused to pay taxes

Boycotted British goods

Took Indian children out of British schools

400

20.  How did life change in Russia after it became a totalitarian communist state?  Name 2 ways.

Became the U.S.S.R.


Millions of Russians died by execution and starvation


Collective farms

Forced to work in factories

the Gulag

500

2. What 4 main countries joined forces as the Allied Powers at the beginning of WWI?  (map)

Great Britain, France, Russia, and Serbia

500

4. What made Nicholas II very unpopular with the Russian people?

He lived in a palace and had servants/food

Rasputin's influence

He sent 2 million men into war with no weapons

500

16. Why were the Italian people angry after the Treaty of Versailles?  Give 3 reasons.

They lost men during WWI

They spent lots of money during WWI

They failed to get the land they were expecting from the Treaty of Versailles

500

Who was Sinn Féin?

The most powerful Irish resistance group which was led in the Easter Rising by Patrick Henry Pearse.

500

21.  What were two of Benito Mussolini’s beliefs that were part of his new political philosophy?

The nation is more important than individual people


People should find fulfillment in serving the state

A strong leader was needed to make Italy glorious like the days of the Roman Empire

People should have loyalty to the leader

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