WWI

In 1914, this was considered an act of war.

• breaking a diplomatic promise
  
• assassination of a member of royalty
• breaking a military alliance
  
• mobilization of a nation's army
  

This term means involving a complete mobilization of resources and people.

• total war
• modern conflict
• all out war
• mobile conflict

Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, Germany, and the Ottoman Empire became known as?

• Central Powers
• Northern Powers
• Elite Powers
• Century Powers

Alongside nations' growing armies, the reliance on military strength or ______ increased too.

• nationalism
• militarism
• alliances
• imperialism

The Schlieffen Plan was

• Austria-Hungary's way to negotiate peace with Serbia.
• Germany's plan for a 2-front war with Russia and France.
• a proposal for dividing Serbia between the Triple Entente.
• The Black Hand's plan to assassinate the heir to the throne.

The Western Front was characterized by

• American victories at the beginning of the war.
• the slow and steady advance of the Russians into Germany.
• trench warfare which kept both sides in almost the same spot
• innovative strategy that utilized new technologies available

France's approach to peace was guided by the

• idea of a European Justice League.
  
• desire to obtain control of Germany's former colonies.
• desire for national security.
• need to feel peace throughout Europe.

The name of the group that conspired to assassinate Archduke Ferdinand was

• Slavic Brothers
  
• Gavrilo Princip
  
• Pan-Germanic Brotherhood
  
• The Black Hand

The German advance toward Paris was halted by

• the Maginot Line.
  
• the Battle of Tannenburg.
  
• the Battle of the Marne.
• the Battle of 5 Leaves

What was one of the causes of the US joining the Allies in WWI?

• The Germans' use of unrestricted submarine warfare.
• The US' fear of France's growing power.
• The British ship, Lusitania, attacked a zeppelin, Zimmerman.
• The Titanic was sunk by an iceberg in the north Atlantic.