World War I Review 1

What is the definition of "Alliance" as used in the context of World War I vocabulary?

• The spread of information designed to influence people's opinions.

• A formal agreement between countries to work together toward a common goal.

• A policy of avoiding involvement in other countries' affairs.

• Payments to cover damages or help those who have wronged.

What does "Armistice" mean?

• A deadlock in which neither side is able to defeat the other.

• Not taking a side in a conflict.

• An agreement made by opposing sides in a war to stop fighting for a certain time; a truce.

• To murder a public figure for political reasons.

What is "Imperialism"?

• Pride in and loyalty to one's nation.

• A style of fighting in which soldiers fire on one another from opposing lines of dugout trenches.

• A powerful country gaining more power by taking over other lands.

• When a country builds up a powerful military in order to achieve its goals.

What is the meaning of "Isolationism"?

• The spread of information designed to influence people's opinions.

• A policy of avoiding involvement in other countries' affairs.

• Payments to cover damages or help those who have wronged.

• A deadlock in which neither side is able to defeat the other.

What does "Militarism" refer to?

• A formal agreement between countries to work together toward a common goal.

• Pride in and loyalty to one's nation.

• When a country builds up a powerful military in order to achieve its goals.

• Not taking a side in a conflict.

What is "Nationalism"?

• A policy of avoiding involvement in other countries' affairs.

• Pride in and loyalty to one's nation.

• The spread of information designed to influence people's opinions.

• A deadlock in which neither side is able to defeat the other.

What is the definition of "Neutral" in the context of World War I?

• A deadlock in which neither side is able to defeat the other.

• Not taking a side in a conflict.

• A formal agreement between countries to work together toward a common goal.

• The spread of information designed to influence people's opinions.

What does "Propaganda" mean?

• Payments to cover damages or help those who have wronged.

• A style of fighting in which soldiers fire on one another from opposing lines of dugout trenches.

• The spread of information designed to influence people's opinions.

• A policy of avoiding involvement in other countries' affairs.

What are "Reparations" in the context of World War I?

• A deadlock in which neither side is able to defeat the other.

• Payments to cover damages or help those who have wronged.

• A formal agreement between countries to work together toward a common goal.

• The spread of information designed to influence people's opinions.

What is a "Stalemate" in military terms?

• A policy of avoiding involvement in other countries' affairs.

• A deadlock in which neither side is able to defeat the other.

• Not taking a side in a conflict.

• To murder a public figure for political reasons.