World War I

At the _________ Conferences in 1899 and 1907, attending nations agreed to settle disputes by arbitration.

• Hague
• Paris
• Amsterdam
• Vienna

All of the following were long term causes of World War I EXCEPT

• Militarism
• Economic Depression
• Imperialism
• Nationalism

His assassination sparked World War I.

• Gavrilo Princip
• Franz Ferdinand
• Franz Joseph
• Nicholas II

As a result of the assassination, Austria-Hungary declared war against

• Great Britain.
• Poland.
• Serbia.
• Germany.

Members of the Triple Alliance included Germany, Italy and

• Austria-Hungary.
• Japan.
• Great Britain.
• Switzerland.

Members of the Triple Entente included Great Britain, France and

• Russia.
• China.
• Austria-Hungary.
• Ottoman Empire.

What country had to fight on 2 fronts?

• Russia
• Great Britain
• France
• Germany

The Zimmerman Telegram

• was sent by President Wilson to the German Foreign Minister Zimmerman.
• was intercepted by the Germans.
• announced the resumption of unrestricted submarine warfare.
• announced the return of Serbia to Germany.

Which of the following is TRUE about Russia?

• Revolution broke out in Russia in 1917.
• The U.S. sent troops to support Lenin.
• The Russians gave up territory to Britain and exited the war.
• Stalin led the Russian to victory at Tannenberg.

The Selective Service Act

• was supported by all.
• required that all men and women register for the draft.
• initially required all men between the ages of 21-30 to register.
• allowed pacifists to avoid the draft by going to prison.