World War I and The Russian Revolution

The MAIN causes of WWI were...

• Militarism, Allotments, Infrastructure, and Nationalism

• Militarism, Alliances, Interpostalism, and Nationality

•  Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, and Nationalism

• Military, Allies, Imposters, and Natalism

The assassination of this archduke was the spark that helped WWI begin.

• Franz Joseph

• Franz Ferdinand

• Franz Franz

• Franz Graham

This type of warfare characterized much of the fighting during WWI.

• Trench warfare

• Umbrella warfare

• Front Line warfare

• No Man’s Land warfare

What four countries met to discuss how Germany was to pay for WWI?

• Romania, Russia, Austria, and England

• England, Italy, France, and US

• Austria, Hungary, France, and England

•  Russia, England, France, and Italy

Which countries made up the Triple Entente? 

• England, Serbia, and Russia

• France, Russia, and Serbia

• France, Serbia, and Romania

•  England, Russia, and France

Which countries made up the Triple Alliance?

• Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Romania

• Germany, Bulgaria, and Austria

• Germany, Poland, and Austria-Hungary

• Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy

In this theatre of war, throughout the entire war, neither side gained more than a few miles of ground.

• Italian Front

• The Eastern Front

•  The Western Front

• Gallipoli

_________ means being a strong supporter of the rights and interests of one’s country.

• Natalism

• Nationability

• Nationism

• Nationalism

What was the Battle of the Somme known for?

• Over 1 million total people were killed during the battle.

• 60,000 British soldiers would be dead at the end of the first day.

• Tanks were first used in this battle.

•  All of the above

What was the main reason Japan joined the war against Germany?

•  It meant that they would have a place at the peace talks and could fight to keep its influence in China.

•  They mistrusted and disliked the Germans because they would not give up a colony in Africa.

• It meant that they would have an advantage in World War II.

• This meant that they could send their ships into the Mediterranean Sea to vacation.