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End of WWI
MISC.
100

Which of these was not of the M.A.I.N. causes of World War I?

A Nationalism

B Militarism

C Industrialization

D Alliances

C Industrializations

100

For which of the following reasons did Russia join in WWI?

A Austria declared war on Serbia, and Russia was their ally

B The British government asked the Tsar to take sides

C Russia did not want Austria to gain new lands

D None

A Austria declared war on Serbia, and Russia was their ally

100

What was the main result of the first Battle of the Marne?

A it shifted attention to Italy

B it ended France's hopes of a quick victory

C it allowed the French and British to attack Austria-Hungary

D it ended Germany's hopes of a quick victory

D it ended Germany's hopes of a quick victory

100

What was the Schlieffen Plan designed to avoid?

A Britain's involvement in the war

B A war on 2 fronts

C a war with Belgium

D an alliance with Russia

B A war on 2 fronts

100

What was the immediate result of Russia withdrawing from the war?

A Russia instituted a democratic government

B Germany concentrated its forced on the Western Front

C the Allies overthrew the Tsar in Russia

D Break riots erupted into a revolution in Russia

B Germany concentrated its forced on the Western Front

100

The League of Nations was weak because,

A Britain and France refused to join

B Woodrow Wilson did not support it

C the US refused to join

D it did not provide collective security

C the US refused to join

200

Which nations made up the Triple Alliance?

A Germany, Britain, and France

B Germany, Italy, and Austria-Hungary

C Germany, Russia and Austria-Hungary

D Britain, France, and Russia

B Germany, Italy, and Austria-Hungary

200

One reason for tension between France and Germany before WWI was because...

A France had begun to surpass Germany in industrial output

B Germany controlled French access to the North Sea

C Germany wanted to join the Triple Entente

D France wanted to regain lands taken by Germany in previous wars

C Germany wanted to join the Triple Entente

200

A stalemate developed along the Western Front early in the war because,

A the US immediately joined

B trench warfare made it difficult to get the advantage

C the German army fought with outdated weapons

D the French army was able to push the Germans out of France

B trench warfare made it difficult to get the advantage

200

What was first used in WWI?

A bayonets

B planes

C rifles

D canons

B planes

200

In the Zimmerman note, Germany offered which of the following to Mexico for joining the Central Powers?

A assistance in the return of Mexican lands taken by the US

B rule over North America

C Three Trillion dollars

D a fleet of submarines

A assistance in the return of Mexican lands taken by the US

200

The "Big Three" leaders were from which countries?

A France, Britain, and the US

B France, Italy, and Britain

C Germany, France and Britain

D US, Russia and Britain


A France, Britain, and the US

300

Which nations made up the Triple Entente?

A Germany, Britain, and France

B Germany, Italy, and Austria-Hungary

C Germany, Russia, and Austria Hungary

D Britain, France, and Russia

D Britain, France, and Russia

300

Great Britain primarily joined World War I...

A in response to Germany's invasion of Belgium

B to try to regain territory

C to help support their allies

D because Germany attacked French colonies

A in response to Germany's invasion of Belgium

300

What countries battled each other on the war's Eastern Front?

A Germany and Austria-Hungary

B Germany and Russia

C Russia and Britain

D Austria-Hungary and Turkey

B Germany and Russia

300

How did Germany respond to the British naval blockade?

A it warned the British to break off relations with France

B it used U-Boats to sink ships carry supplies for Britain

C it prevented all radio reports from reaching Britain

D it launched a propaganda war

B it used U-Boats to sink ships carry supplies for Britain

300

Which of the following MOST affected the outcome of WWI?

A allied withdrawal from Gallipoli

B British victories in Sinai that secured the Suez Canal

C American military and financial intervention

D the switch of Italy from the Central Powers to the Allies

C American military and financial intervention

300

What did Chlorine gas smell like?

A pepper and pineapple

B pool water

C odorless

D mustard


A pepper and pineapple

400

According to some historians, Europe's system of alliances prior to 1914 increased the likelihood that...

A democratic ideals would spread throughout the continent

B nations would be protected from economic exploitation

C colonization of underdeveloped countries would cease (end)

D small disputes could develop into large-scale wars.

D small disputes could develop into large-scale wars.

400

Why was the Ottoman Empire considered a valuable ally?

A It had a powerful navy

B it controlled Russian supply routes

C it was extremely wealthy

D it offered to give up territory for military support

B it controlled Russian supply routes

400

Why were there more casualties on the Eastern Front than the Western Front?

A They were using traditional fighting styles against modern weapons

B Russia soldiers were better fighters than their allies on the Western Front

C Austria-Hungary did not fight in the West

D there were more casualties in the West than the East

A They were using traditional fighting styles against modern weapons

400

How did women help in the war effort?

A they worked in war time factories

B they fought on the front lines besides men

C they organized blockades

D they voted to support their leaders

A they worked in war time factories

400

Which Allied country and which Central Power country had the most casualties during WWI?

A France and Germany

B Britain and Austria-Hungary

C Germany, France and Britain

D The US, Russia and Britain

C Germany, France and Britain

400

What event boosted Allied morale in 1917?

A the Germans declaring bankruptcy

B Lenin in Russia signed a treaty with Germany

C the Fourteen Points passed through the US Senate

D the US joined the war on the Allies' side

D the US joined the war on the Allies' side

500

Why were the Serbian nationalists angry when Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary visited Bosnia?

A They did not want him to succeed to the throne

B They wanted  Bosnia to join the Russian Empire

C They thought he supported Slavs over the Serbs.

D They saw Austrians as oppressive foreign rulers

D They saw Austrians as oppressive foreign rulers

500

Italy joined the war because...

A they were part of the Triple Alliance with the Central Powers

B they were guaranteed to receive French territory if the Central Powers won

C they signed a secret treaty giving them Austrian held lands if the Allies won

D they hated Russia

C they signed a secret treaty giving them Austrian held lands if the Allies won

500

Which statement describes an important change during the war?

A the Ottoman Empire joined the Central Powers

B the Ottoman Empire joined the Allies

C Austria-Hungary retreated after a defeat at Tannenberg

D Defeat at Caporetto led to the Germans asking for Peace

A the Ottoman Empire joined the Central Powers

500

What was the Armenian Genocide?

A the slaughter of Muslims by Armenians

B the slaughter of Christian Armenians by the Turks

C Austria forcing Armenians into labor camps

D Armenians killing Turks in their effort to gain independence

B the slaughter of Christian Armenians by the Turks

500

What basic idea was shared by both the British and French at the Paris Peace Conference in 1919?

A Italy should give up colonies in Africa

B Germany should be divided

C the Central Powers should divide the cost of war equally

D Germany's military power should be restricted


D Germany's military power should be restricted

500

Which weapon was not used in WWI?

A machine gun

B plane

C atomic bomb

D tank

C atomic bomb

600

In what ways was the Archduke Franz Ferdinand involved in the start of World War I?

A He was the uncle of the assassinated Francis Joseph and wanted revenge

B He was assassinated by an Austrian extremist

C He was assassinated by Gavrillo Princip, a member of the Serbian terrorist group the "Black Hand"

D He was assassinated by a German wanting war

C He was assassinated by Gavrillo Princip, a member of the Serbian terrorist group the "Black Hand"

600

Why did the Germans sink the Lusitania?

A the Lusitania was a war ship

B they wanted to chow their naval power

C the Lusitania ad threatened to fire on a German ship

D they said the Lusitania was carrying weapons

D they said the Lusitania was carrying weapons

600

The Battle of Gallipoli was fought between...

A troops from the British Empire and Ottoman Empire in an attempt to open up supply lines in the Dardanelles

B Italy and a combined German and Austrian army

C Germany and the French and British armies in an attempt to defend French territory

D Russia and Germany, with Germany ending up crushing the Russian army

A troops from the British Empire and Ottoman Empire in an attempt to open up supply lines in the Dardanelles

600

Why did countries use propaganda during the war?

A to control public opinion

B to urge citizens to loan money to their government

C to circulate stories about their enemies

D All of the above

D All of the above

600

The Treaty of Versailles...

A forced France to pay reparations

B blamed the war on Serbia

C forced Germany to pay reparations

D was only written by US President Woodrow Wilson

C forced Germany to pay reparations

600

Which is NOT a theatre of war?

A Western Front

B Eastern Front

C Gallipoli

D Japan

D Japan

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