World War One

The general causes of World War One can be summed up as

• M.A.I.N

• NATO

• NAFTA

• OPEC

The spark that started World War One was

• The Attack at Pearl Harbor

• The Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

• The Holocaust

• Laissez Faire policies

World War One was known for

• Blitzkrig

• Nuclear Weapons

• Trench and Chemical Warfare

• mainly taking place in Africa

War on the Western Front can best be characterized as

• a stalemate which little ground was gained

• aerial battles involving large numbers of aircraft

• each side repeatedly gained and lost vast areas

• large fast moving tank battles over vast open areas

The Treaty of Versailles was known as

• a fair end to World War where all nations accepted blame

• a temporary cease fire

• creating a future policy of non alignment

• forced Germany to accept all blame for World War and pay all reparations.

A direct result of The Treaty of Versailles was

• a lasting period of peace

• the rise of Hitler and the Nazis

• Economic growth throughout Europe

• the start of The Cold War

What impact did World War One have on Europe's colonial Empire?

• The war left European colonies untouched

• The war was fought mainly in Asian colonies

• The war drew in laborers and soldiers from the colonies

• The war led directly to widespread independence of colonies

The United States remained neutral until

• The Zimmerman Telegram

• The Schlieffen Plan

• the sinking of the Lusitania

• Wilson's 14 Point peace Plan was introduced

Militarism can be best described as

• taking over a country for natural resources

• pride in one's country

• decreasing the size of one's military

• increasing the size of one's military

The intention of The League of Nations was

• to maintain economic stability around the world

• to maintain peace and prevent future wars

• enforce The Treaty of Versailles

• to make the United States a police power for world problems