World War I Aftermath and Treaty of Versailles Quiz

Which nation was held responsible for starting World War I in the Treaty of Versailles?

• Russia

• Germany

• Austria-Hungary

• Serbia

What was the main objective of the Treaty of Versailles?

• Reconciliation

• Punishment

• Economic recovery

• Military alliance

According to the Treaty of Versailles, who was responsible for paying the costs of the war?

• All participating countries equally
• Only the losing countries
• Germany alone
• The Allied powers

What was the fate of Germany's African territories following the conclusion of World War I?

• They gained independence

• They were restored to German control

• They were administered as mandates by the Allied powers

• They were ceded to France

What were the terms imposed on Germany concerning the Rhineland after World War I?

• Germany was allowed to maintain a military presence but not fortify the Rhineland

• Germany was allowed to fortify but not maintain a military presence in the Rhineland

• Germany was forbidden from both military presence and fortification in the Rhineland

• The Rhineland was annexed by France

Which country gained control of Alsace-Lorraine as a result of the Treaty of Versailles?

• Germany

• Belgium

• France

• Switzerland

As part of reparations, what unusual items did Germany have to give up?

• Industrial machinery
• Art treasures
• Gold reserves
• Livestock (including horses, cattle, and sheep)

Which organization was established after World War I with the aim of maintaining world peace and preventing future wars?

• United Nations

• European Union

• League of Nations

• NATO

Which major powers did not join the League of Nations?

• France and Britain
• Germany and Austria
• United States and Soviet Union
• Italy and Japan

What was a significant consequence of World War I for Russia?

• It transitioned to a democratic government

• It underwent a revolution resulting in Communist leadership

• It expanded its empire

• It formed a military alliance with Germany