UNIT 4 REVIEW: "World War 1"

The Western Front turned into a stalemate with the introduction of

• the Schlieffen Plan.
• air warfare.
• trench warfare.
• zeppelin bombardments.

___________ is a term referring to ideas that are spread to influence public opinion for or against a cause.

• mandate
• propaganda
• soviets
• abdicate

Germany viewed the Russian czar’s full mobilization of the army as an act of

• support for Austria-Hungary.
• kindness.
• war.
• bad judgment.

What did trench warfare cause

• defeat of France at the start of the war
• Russia’s defeat on the Eastern Front
• stalemate on the Western Front
• troop movement on the Eastern Front

At the start of the war, which group of nations below were referred to as the Allies?

• Britain, France, and Germany
• Britain, France, and Russia.
• Britain, France, and Bulgaria
• Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire

New roles in the workforce were created for women during the First World war because of which of the following?

• they were experienced workers.
• women needed something to do.
• women demanded equality with men.
• so many men entered the military effort.

An agreement that brings an end to fighting is called a ______________.

• total war
• peace treaty
• armistice
• propaganda

During World War 1, German Submarines used _____________ submarine warfare which resulted in the sinking of the British ocean Liner “Lusitania” killing 128 Americans.

• restricted
• regulated 
• limited
• unrestricted

As a result of World War 1, Germany was forced to pay for the cost of the war by paying the allies large ___________________.

• conscriptions
• mandates
• reparations
• propaganda

24.  How did nationalism affect Europe's great powers?

•  It caused competition among them.
• It helped them cooperate with each other.
• It made them weaker.
• It destroyed them.