History Quiz

What is the definition of militarism?

• The aggressive buildup of armed forces and weapons by countries

• The peaceful resolution of conflicts

• The economic growth of a nation

• The formation of international alliances

Which groups of countries were involved in World War I by 1914?

• Axis Powers and Allied Forces

• Triple Alliance and Triple Entente

• NATO and Warsaw Pact

• Central Powers and Allied Forces

What is imperialism?

• The policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force

• The establishment of a democratic government

• The promotion of free trade agreements

• The development of cultural exchanges

What were some reasons Australians enlisted in World War I?

• To travel to Europe and establish a national identity

• To avoid peer pressure and societal judgment

• To find a stable source of income

What is the first step in analyzing a historical source?

• Determining its primary/secondary nature

• Identifying the publisher

• Locating its place of creation

• Understanding the source's context

Which country was the first to use chlorine gas and flamethrowers in WWI?

• France

• Britain

• Germany

• Russia

Where did Australian troops first fight during World War I?

• Western Front

• Gallipoli

• Eastern Front

• North Africa

Why is the Gallipoli campaign significant in Australian history?

• It marked the first time Australian soldiers fought as an Australian unit overseas

• It was a major victory for the Allies

• It ended the war quickly

• It was the first use of tanks in battle

What happened on 25 April 1915?

• The signing of the Treaty of Versailles

• The start of the Gallipoli Campaign

• The end of World War I

What qualities are associated with the ANZAC spirit?

• Bravery, endurance, initiative, discipline, and mateship

• Wealth, power, strategy, and intelligence

• Fear, chaos, disorganization, and failure

• Secrecy, deception, espionage, and sabotage