Causes of WWI Quiz

What was the significance of the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in triggering WWI?

• It led to a period of peace and stability

• It triggered a chain reaction of events that led to the outbreak of WWI.

• It caused the countries to resolve their conflicts peacefully

• It had no impact on the outbreak of WWI

What were the main alliances in place before the start of WWI?

• NATO and Warsaw Pact

• Triple Entente and Triple Alliance

• Central Powers and Eastern Bloc

• Axis Powers and Allied Powers

How did the alliance system contribute to the escalation of WWI?

• The alliance system led to the immediate resolution of conflicts

• The alliance system promoted peace and stability among nations

• The alliance system created a web of interlocking treaties and commitments, leading to the escalation of the conflict.

• The alliance system had no impact on the escalation of WWI

How did imperialism contribute to the tensions that led to WWI?

• Imperialism created competition and rivalries among European powers

• Imperialism promoted peace and cooperation among European powers

• Imperialism had no impact on the tensions that led to WWI

• Imperialism caused European powers to unite and work together

How did militarism contribute to the outbreak of WWI?

• Militarism caused countries to reduce their military spending.

• Militarism had no impact on the outbreak of WWI.

• Militarism promoted peace and cooperation among nations.

• Militarism led to an arms race and increased tensions between countries.

How did nationalism contribute to the tensions that led to WWI?

• Nationalism resulted in increased diplomatic negotiations and compromise

• Nationalism had no impact on the tensions that led to WWI

• Nationalism led to global cooperation and peace

• Nationalism led to competition and rivalries between nations

What role did nationalism play in the lead up to WWI?

• Fueling competition and tensions between European powers

• Promoting peace and cooperation among nations

• Encouraging economic stability and growth

• Fostering diplomatic relations and alliances