WWI Review

The most important part of the U.S. plan after the war was the creation of the ______, an organization in which nations would join together to ensure security and for all its members.

• League of Nations

• Fourteen Points

• Allied Powers

• Central Powers

After WWI, Germany was forced to sign the ______, a document that would humiliate the people of Germany for years, and eventually cause an even greater conflict.

• League of Nations

• Treaty of Berlin

• Fourteen Points

• Treaty of Versailles

While visiting neighboring Serbia _______ and his wife, was assassinated, sparking a conflict that was many decades in the making.

• Woodrow Wilson

• Archduke Franz Ferdinand

• Kaiser Wilhelm

• Winston Churchill

The United States postwar plan for peace, presented at the Paris Peace Conference in 1919, was known as the _________, for the number of provisions it contained.

• Thirteen Points

• Ten Points

• Fourteen Points

• League of Nations

Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire would fight as allies during World War I, and became known as the _______.

• Allied Powers

• Western Powers

• Northern Powers

• Central Powers

The American President during WWI and in the years immediately following the Great War was _____.

• George Washington

• James K. Polk

• Woodrow Wilson

• Franklin Roosevelt

France, the British Empire, and Russia would fight as allies during World War I, and would be known as the ________. Later, the United States and Italy would enter the war on their side.

• Central Powers

• Eastern Powers

• Allied Powers

• Axis Powers

Which of the following was NOT a cause of WWI?

• Militarism

• Nationalism

• Nativism

• Alliances

Which of the following statements is true regarding the growth of nationalism in the 19th century?

• Only European nations had growth

• Minorities were viewed as equal

• Nationalism rarely led to conflict

• War and conflict were a consequence

What nation destabilized the balance of power in Europe in the years before World War I with its increasing military and industrial might?

• France

• Germany

• Great Britain

• Russia