WORLD WAR I VOCABULARY PRETEST

A POWERFUL COUNTRY CONTROLS, SEVERAL, LESS POWERFUL COUNTRIES

• EMPIRE

• DYNASTY

• KINGDOM

• TERRITORY

THE MAJOR POWERS OF EUROPE IN THE EARLY 1900s

• BRAZIL, CANADA, INDIA, GREECE

• RUSSIA, MONGOLIA, CHINA, ITALY

• BRITAIN, FRANCE, GERMANY, AUSTRIA-HUNGARY

• PORTUGAL, CUBA, FINLAND, OTTOMAN EMPIRE

CONSCRIPTION IS THE REQUIREMENT OF ALL MEN WHO ARE OF AGE, TO JOIN THE MILITARY

• TRUE

• FALSE

NOT TAKING PART IN A WAR

• IMPERIALISM

• MILITARISM

• NEUTRALITY

• NATIONALISM

THE CENTRAL PART OF EUROPE THAT FORMED AN ALLIANCE

• ALLIED POWERS

• POWER RANGERS

• NATIONAL POWERS

• CENTRAL POWERS

THE OTHER PARTS OF EUROPE WHO FORMED AN ALLIANCE

• ALLIED POWERS

• POWER RANGERS

• NATIONAL POWERS

• CENTRAL POWERS

FORMAL AGREEMENT TO DEFEND ONE ANOTHER IN TIMES OF WAR OR ATTACK

• NATIONALISM

• MILITARISM

• ALLIANCE

• IMPERIALISM

A POLICY OF EXTENDING A COUNTRY'S POWER AND INFLUENCE THROUGH DIPLOMACY OR MILITARY FORCE

• NATIONALISM

• MILITARISM

• ALLIANCE

• IMPERIALISM

REMAINING SEPARATE, AWAY FROM OTHER COUNTRIES AND UNINVOLVED IN THEIR AFFAIRS

• NATIONALISM

• MILITARISM

• ALLIANCE

• ISOLATIONISM

THE BELIEF OF A GOVERNMENT THAT A COUNTRY SHOULD HAVE A TRAINED MILITARY AND BE PREPARED TO CALL IT TO ACTION IF NEEDED

• NATIONALISM

• MILITARISM

• ALLIANCE

• ISOLATIONISM