World War 1 Unit Review

One of the largest long-lasting economic effects of World War 1 was...

• Placing taxes on Germany and France

• Draining the US of money and sinking us into the Great Depression

• Bankrupting Europe

• The deaths of millions of Germans

Who was Kaiser Wilhelm II?

• The leader of France during the 1800s

• A Russian General

• The leader of Germany in the 1800s

• The US President

After the war ended, Germany was punished severely for their actions during the war by being forced to ______________

• Pay damages to the U.S. only

• Forfeit their status as a world superpower

• Be put on trial for war crimes

• Pay Reparations

Most Americans supported

• Staying out of World War 1 and European affairs

• Entering World War 1 to fight alongside the Allies

• Entering World War 1 to fight alongside the Central Powers

• Continuing their trade relationship with Germany

Gaining access to Africa was a goal of the Gallipoli Campaign

• True

• False

At first, Italy sided with Germany and the Central Powers, but changed their mind after this event

• The US entry in the war

• The Zimmerman Note

• Germany invades Belgium, a neutral country

• The creation of the Schlieffen Plan

This plan was created by US President Wilson to create peace after World War 1 ended

• 14 Points

• League of Nations

• Peace Accord

• Treaty of Versailles

What did the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk do?

• Forced the Central Powers to surrender

• Ended Germany's involvement in WW1

• Forced the passage of a peace agreement

• Ended Russian involvement in WW1

The Treaty of Versailles placed the blame for World War 1 on which country?

• The US

• Austria-Hungary

• Serbia

• Germany

Which type of warfare was used during World War 1?

• Submarine

• Machine Gun

• Trench

• Guerilla