World History B: Unit 7 Test

Allied treaties with the defeated Central Powers accomplished which of the following?

• They forced every nation to pay retribution into a world fund for maintaining peace.
• They consolidated Russian ethnic groups into the Soviet Union.
• They allowed each nation to rebuild its military forces.
• They broke apart Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire.

Austria-Hungary opposed the formation of a "greater Serbia" because

• its leaders strongly supported the principle that all people should choose their own government.
• the Serbs had pledged to join the Triple Entente once they achieved independence.
• any Serbian expansion might encourage other ethnic groups to rebel.
• the government's policy forbade negotiating with terrorists.

Bolshevik opponents came to be called

• the Red Army
• Marxists
• the White Army
• Soviets

Belsheviks planned that which of the following groups would lead a revolution and rule

• the Whites
• socialists
• the military
• nobles

Czar Nicholas II welcomed World War I because he 

• hated the United States and wanted to defeat them.
• was a brilliant military commander and led most effectively on the battlefield.
• believed that all ethnic groups should have the right to rule themselves.
• hoped a surge of patriotism would overcome domestic problems and unite the country.

Following World War I, 

• France's economy flourished.
• European colonies became more loyal to their mother countries.
• Europe lost its role as the dominant economic region of the world.
• the economy of the United States took several years to recover.

France, Russia, and Great Britain made up the

• Triple Entente.
• Eastern Block.
• Triple Alliance.
• Central Powers.

Germany attempted to "bleed France white" in the 

• First Battle of Ypres.
• Battle of Somme.
• Second Battle of the Marne.
• Battle of Verdun.

How did the Zimmermann Note affect American neutrality.

• It led to strong public support for U.S. entry into the war.
• It led the United States to attack Mexico.
• It led the Allies to beg the United States to support their war effort.
• It made American leaders more resolved to safeguard their neutral rights.

Many colonial people volunteered to fight for the Allied forces because they

• believed in the German cause.
• hated Communism.
• hoped their service would win their colony's independence.
• supported the terrorist acts used by the Serbians.