Unit 3 Wrld Civ.

What is the meaning of "total war" as described in the context of World War I?

• A) A war that involves only the military and soldiers.

• B) A war that is remembered the same way by all countries involved.

• C) A war that encompasses soldiers, economies, industries, colonies, and involves total mobilization of armies and propaganda.

• D) A war that changed the world through cultural exchanges.

How was World War I remembered differently in the East and West?

• A) In the East, it was remembered as a needless sacrifice, while in the West, it was seen as an independence maker for new countries.

• B) In the West, it was remembered as a needless sacrifice, while in the East, it was seen as an independence maker for new countries.

• C) Both the East and West remembered it as a technological advancement period.

• D) The East and West had no differing views on the war's remembrance.

Which of the following was a result of World War I?

• A) The decline of technological advancements.

• B) The unification of all countries involved in the war.

• C) The popularity of wristwatches due to trench warfare and timed offensives.

• D) The creation of a single world language.

What does nationalism refer to in the context of the causes of World War I?

• The division of Europe into two loose alliances

• The promotion of one nation's (or ethnic group's) interests over others in a geographic region

• Socialist labor movements

• Conscription: Obligatory military service

What was a result of nationalism in Europe prior to World War I?

• The creation of large armies

• The division of Europe into two loose alliances

• The promotion of international cooperation

• The reduction of ethnic group aspirations

What is militarism more accurately described as, according to the learning material?

• A movement against military service

• A policy of disarmament

• More than just large armies

• The reduction of military influence in government

What does the term "conscription" refer to?

• Voluntary military service

• Obligatory military service

• A policy of neutrality

• Diplomatic negotiations

What did imperialism contribute to that led to multiple crises before World War I?

• The spread of democracy

• Economic stability

• Multiple crises through diplomacy or force

• The establishment of a single global currency

What is a consequence of extreme nationalism as a cause of World War I?

• Cooperation between different nations

• Prejudice towards one's own nation or people

• Equality among nations

• Prejudice given to one's own nation or people, to the detriment of other nations

How did militarism make nations behave before World War I?

• Nations were less inclined to engage in war

• Nations were ready for war at almost a moment's notice

• Nations focused solely on economic development

• Nations abandoned all military operations