MAIN Causes of WWI

The Triple Entente included which nations?

• Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy

• Great Britiain, France, Russia

• Germany, Austria-Hungary, Russia

• Great Britain, Italy, Serbia

The Triple Alliance included which nations?

• Germany, Austria-Hungary, Serbia

• Germany, Russia, Serbia

• Germany, Austria-Hungary, Russia

• Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy

What were the MAIN causes of WWI?

• Militarism, Armies, Imperialism, Nationalism

• Militarism, Alliances, Industrialism, Nationalism

• Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism

• Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nazism

What is the definition of Militarism

• The policy of maintaining or creating a strong military and the willingness to use it.

• An agreement between two or more countries to aid and defend one another.

• When a country tries to extend its power and influence over other countries either through diplomacy or force.

• The belief that your country and its people are superior to others and you are willing to fight for your country.

What is the definition of Alliances?

• The belief that your country and its people are superior to others and you are willing to fight for your country.

• The policy of maintaining or creating a strong military and the willingness to use it.

• When a country tries to extend its power and influence over other countries either through diplomacy or force.

• An agreement between two or more countries to aid and defend one another.

What is the definition of Imperialism?

• The belief that your country and its people are superior to others and you are willing to fight for your country.

• The policy of maintaining or creating a strong military and the willingness to use it.

• An agreement between two or more countries to aid and defend one another.

• When a country tries to extend its power and influence over other countries either through diplomacy or force.

What is the definition of Nationalism

• The policy of maintaining or creating a strong military and the willingness to use it.

• When a country tries to extend its power and influence over other countries either through diplomacy or force.

• An agreement between two or more countries to aid and defend one another.

• The belief that your country and its people are superior to others and you are willing to fight for your country.

The competition for war materials is know as?

• An army race

• An arm race

• An arms race

• An armistice

What event started WWI?

• The assassination of Prince Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary

• The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary

• The assassination of Prince Franz Ferdinand of Serbia

• The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Serbia

After the assassination, which country supported Austria-Hungary, and which supported Serbia?

• Russia, Italy

• Russia, Great Britain

• Germany, Russia

• Germany, France