World War 1

Who were the Allies by the end of WW1?

• Italy, Unites States, Bulgaria, France

• Austria-Hungary, Germany, Bulgaria, Ottoman Empire

• France, Great Britain, Russia, Belgium, and United States

• Great Britain, Russia, Bulgaria, France, Italy, Unites States

What does this picture represent?

• League of Nations

• Isolationist

• Blockade

• Nationalism

Why did the U.S. primarily joined WW1?

• To fight against Germany

• Germany fired on the British passenger ship where Americans were included

• Germany starts sinking U.S. ships without warning

• Zimmermann Telegram discovered

Who were the Central Powers at the end of WW1?

• Germany, France, Russia, Austria-Hungary

• Austria-Hungary, Germany, Bulgaria, Ottoman Empire, Italy

• Austria-Hungary, Germany, Bulgaria, Ottoman Empire

• Ottoman Empire, United States, France, Great Britain, Bulgaria

Name of treaty to punish Germany?

• Treaty of Versailles

• War Guilt Clause

• The Paris Peace Treaties

• League of Nations

Which of these is NOT a problem with the League of Nations?

• Had no real authority to enforce its ideas

• Required unanimous decisions to do anything

• Not all major powers joined the League

• Would prevent future wars by uniting nations that would not fight each other

First time in war. Used mostly for spying on enemy troops. Eventually carried bombs and guns to fire on troops

• Tanks

• Submarines

• Airplanes

• Long-range artillery

When did the U.S. join WW1?

• 1915

• 1916

• 1917

• 1918

Main cause of WW1?

• Imperialism

• Alliances

• Nationalism

• Militarism

Who were The Big 4?

• President Woodrow Wilson (U.S.),

  Prime Minister David Lloyd George (Great Britain),

  Premier Georges Clemencaeu (France),

  Prime Minister Vittorio Orlando (Italy)

• President Woodrow Wilson (U.S.),

  Prime Minister David Lloyd George (Great Britain),

  Premier Georges Clemencaeu (France), Czar Nicolas II (Romanov dynasty)

• President Woodrow Wilson (U.S.), Vladimir Lenin (Russia), Prime Minister David Lloyd George (Great Britain),

  Premier Georges Clemencaeu (France),

• President Woodrow Wilson (U.S.), Vladimir Lenin (Russia), Prime Minister David Lloyd George (Great Britain), Prime Minister Vittorio Orlando (Italy)