The Great War (WWI) [American History]

A strong nation exploiting and/or controlling a weaker nation/peoples is often referred to as...

• nativism

• nationalism

• militarism

• imperialism

Levels of loyalty and devotion to one's country, or ________________, reached extreme proportions leading up to WWI.

• militarism

• nationalism

• imperialism

• socialism

Glorification of the army, navy, and air-force, or ________________, was embraced by many who wanted to see their nation be the strongest.

• imperialism

• nationalism

• militarism

• Social Darwinism

Many trace the start of the violence of World War I to the assassination of...

• Winston Churchill

• Adolf Hitler

• Franz Ferdinand

• Julius Cesar

The alliance of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire came to be known as the...

• Allied Powers

• Central Powers

• Axis Powers

• North Atlantic Treaty Organization

The alliance between England, France, and Russia came to be known as the...

• Central Powers

• North Atlantic Treaty Organization

• Allied Powers

• Axis Powers

Fortified ditches called __________ defined the combat in WWI.

• trenches

• troughs

• hedgerows

• dug-outs

New weapons like the _____________ led to death on massive scales.

• atomic bomb

• moonraker laser-gun

• machine gun

• bow-and-arrow

German submarines called ________ were very effective along the coastlines.

• Q-boats

• G-boats

• U-boats

• W-boats

The ____________ was a British ship with Americans on it that was sunk by German submarines.

• Mariana

• Lusitania

• Zimmerman

• Maine