WWI

What is nationalism?

• a force that causes countries to separate
• a belief that each nationality should have their own government
• a right to create a new nation
• the identity of a person with another country

A political philosophy based on the idea that people should be as free as possible from government restraint. This is the definition of

• militarism
• imperialism
• liberalism
• nationalism

Militarism refers to 

• Dismantling the military
• having the emperor control the military
• reliance on military strength
• serve in the military

The strong military leader in Germany was

• King William I
• Otto von Bismarck
• Napoleon Bonaparte
• Giuseppe Mazzini

Which was NOT a cause of WWI

• fighting over colonies
• increased nationalism
• acceptance of different cultures
• new weapons and technology

The Russian Revolution had what effect on WWI?  

• Russia left the war
• It increased the number of Russian troops against Germany
• It helped to end the war
• It gave American troops an excuse to enter the war

Which DID NOT happen as a result of The Treaty of Versailles?

• Austria-Hungary split into 2 countries
• Austria-Hungary was blamed for starting the war
• Germany took responsibility for all damage
• Limits were put on the size of German military

What did the USA, UK, and Russia all have in common during WWI?

• They all fought to remove Hitler from power
• They all fought for the Allied Powers against the French
• They all fought against the Central Powers
• They all fought from the beginning of the war to the end

What was a big cause of NATIONALISM in the early 1900's?

• Countries welcomed differences
• Monarchies forced this way of thinking
• Protests by the peasants/serfs
• Citizens thought their country and ethnicity was better than others

What was the role of peasants/serfs during the Russian Revolution?

• The shared ideas with the new government
• They overthrew the government
• Protests caused the government to change
• None: they had no say or power