World War 1 (Militarism, Nationalism, and Imperialism)

What does Imperialism refer to?

• The belief in maintaining a strong military

• The feeling of pride in one's nation

• The agreement between countries to support each other during war

• The controlling of other peoples or nations through taking land, using military force, or economic power

What is Nationalism?

• The controlling of other peoples or nations through taking land

• The feeling of strong pride in one's homeland/Nation

• An agreement between countries to support each other during war

• The belief in maintaining a strong military capability

What is Militarism?

• The agreement between countries to support each other during war

• The feeling of strong pride in one's homeland/Nation

• The belief or desire that a country should maintain a strong military capability and be prepared to use it aggressively

• The controlling of other peoples or nations through taking land

What is an Alliance in the context of war?

• The belief in maintaining a strong military capability

• The feeling of strong pride in one's nation

• The controlling of other peoples or nations through taking land

• An agreement between two or more countries to support each other during war

Which of the following countries was not involved in World War 1?

• Spain

• Germany

• Italy

• Russia

Which alliance during World War 1 included Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy?

• Triple Entente

• Triple Alliance

• Treaty Alliance

• The Balkans

What was the name given to the unified German-speaking states under Prussian control?

• The Prussian Confederation

• The German Confederation

• The German Empire

• The Central European Alliance

By what year did tensions between European nations grow quickly and viciously, contributing to the causes of World War 1?

• 1871

• 1905

• 1914

• 1920

What was the concern of Russian leaders regarding the new alliance?

• The possibility of a peace treaty with Italy

• Fear of German expansion west toward Russia

• The loss of territory along the German Border

• The competition with Austria-Hungary for southeastern Europe

Who were competing for control over southeastern Europe?

• Germany and Italy

• Russia and Austria-Hungary

• France and Prussia

• Germany and France