World War I Begins
World War I
the Russian Revolution
World War I Ends
Content Vocabulary
100

What helped European armies double in size between 1890 and 1914 *content vocabulary*

conscription 

100

Where did fighting on the Western front take place? The Eastern front? 

Eastern: mainly on the Russian border 

Western: France 

100

What was V.I. Lenin's full name?

Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov 

100

*content vocabulary* a truce or an agreement to end fighting 

armistice 

100

The process of assembling troops and supplies and making them ready for war 

mobilization 

200

What was the motivation behind the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand? 

Serbian nationalism, the desire for Bosnia to be free of Austria-Hungary and to become a part of a large Serbian kingdom 

200

What was the difference between how the war was fought on the Western vs. Eastern front? 

Western: trench warfare, little traction, stalemate

Eastern: more mobile 

200

What two groups formed to oppose the new Bolshevik government? How were they different in their goals? 

the White Forces (loyal to the czar) and the anti-Leninist socialists (wanted a socialist state, just not one run by Lenin)

200

Why was Germany able to focus solely on the Western front at the end of the war? 

Withdrawal of Russia from the war 

200

Ideas spread to influence public opinion for or against a crime 

propaganda 

300

Who was a part of the Triple Entente? Who was a part of the Triple Alliance? 

Triple Entente: Russia, France, United Kingdom 

Triple Alliance: Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy 

300

What kept the soldiers from being mobile on the Western front? 

Advancing soldiers could be fired at by the enemy's machine guns 

300

What were the main motivations for the Russian Revolution? (by peasants) 

people were tired of war, were poor and hungry, and wanted government reform 

300

What two empires dissolved with the end of the war? 

the Ottoman Empire and the Austro-Hungarian Empire 

300

A war that involved the complete mobilization of resources and people, affecting the lives of all citizens in the warring countries, even those remote from the battlefield 

Total war

400

What four principles (-isms minus one) lead Europe to be the boiling point that exploded with the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand? 

Nationalism, imperialism, militarism, and alliances 

400
What was the name of the British ship German forces sunk? 

Lusitania 

400

How did Lenin keep his promises to the Russian people? 

Gave control of the government to the Congress of Soviets, and ended Russia's participation in World War I

400

What clause in the Treaty of Versailles angered the Germans the most? (list the number) Why? 

Article 231, because it listed Germany as the sole aggressors of the war, and held them morally  and financially responsible 

400
In World War I Russia, government control of banks and most industries, the seizing of grain from peasants, and the centralization of state administration under Communist control 
war communism 
500

List the 5 main events that lead up to World War I (think of the chart in your notes)

1. Archduke Ferdinand assassinated 

2. Partial mobilization of Russian army 

3. Germany declared war on Russia 

4. Germany declared war on France 

5. Great Britain declared war on Germany 

500

What countries gave women the right to vote immediately after the war? 

Germany, Austria, and the United States, Great Britain gave it to women over the age of 30 

500

How was life worse for Russian peasants under the Bolsheviks? 

War communism was established, a secret police was formed, the country was ran in a brutal way 

500

What were France, England, and the United States goals going into the Paris Peace Conference?

France: desire for revenge and security from future German attacks

England: desire to make Germany pay 

USA: prevent future wars and allow national self-determination 

500

A payment made to the victor by the vanquished to cover the costs of war 

reparation