The background of World War I
What was the name of the military alliance composed of Britain, France, and Russia before World War I?
The Triple Entente.
The new land warfare weapon first deployed in World War I.
Tanks.
The name of the first Canadian military unit to head to the European theater after Canada entered the war.
The 1st Canadian Division.
The Role of the Ottoman Empire in the War.
Central powers.
The international organization established to maintain world peace after World War I.
The League of Nations.
The United States' year of entry into World War I and its reasons.
1917. Because of Germany's unrestricted submarine warfare.
Which country invented the tank that was first used on a large scale in World War I?
Britain.
What was the first large - scale battle that the Canadian military participated in during World War I?
The Second Battle of Ypres.
On which two fronts in Europe did World War I mainly unfold?
The Western Front and the Eastern Front.
An important treaty that redrew the European map after World War I.
The Treaty of Versailles.
The imperialist powers' rivalries over this region sparked tensions.
The Balkan Peninsula.
In which battle were tanks first used?
The Battle of the Somme.
The name of the special bonds issued by Canada to raise funds for the war.
Victory Bonds.
What was the main cause of the Russian withdrawal from World War I ?
The October Revolution. After the revolution, the Soviet Russia decided to withdraw from the war.
A severe economic phenomenon that occurred when Europe's economy was hit hard after World War I.
Inflation.
This policy intensified Anglo-German tensions, referring to Germany's strategy of aggressively expanding its navy.
The "Weltpolitik" (World Policy).
During World War I, what specific sanitation issues in Western Front trenches led to widespread diseases like dysentery and typhus?
Stagnant water and mud Decaying bodies Parasite infestations Contaminated food.
During the war, Canada produced a large amount of this agricultural product to support the front lines.
Wheat.
In 1917, two revolutions occurred successively in Russia. Which revolution overthrew the Tsar's rule and laid the groundwork for Russia's withdrawal from World War I?
The February Revolution.
World War I prompted national awakening in this Asian country, triggering a large-scale patriotic movement.
The May Fourth Movement.
The general term for the two major military blocs formed in Europe before the war.
The Triple Alliance and the Triple Entente.
What was the core purpose of soldiers digging trenches on the Western Front during World War I?
To construct defensive fortifications.
From the perspectives of economic resource supply and military manpower mobilization, explain how Canada supported the Allied Powers’ strategic resource and troop needs during World War I.
Economic resource supply. Military manpower mobilization .
The name of the agreement marking the end of World War I when Germany announced its surrender in 1918.
The Armistice of Compiègne.
The profound impact of World War I on the international relations pattern.
The beginning of the shake in Europe's central position.