World War I Key Concepts

The video explores the four MAIN causes of World War I: Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, and Nationalism. It delves into how increased militarism, complex alliances, imperial ambitions, and nationalist fervor contributed to the outbreak of the war. The video also reflects on the period of peace before the war and questions the inevitability of the conflict.

What policy did Great Britain adopt in 1889 to ensure its naval dominance?

• The One Power Standard

• The Two Power Standard

• The Maritime Dominance Doctrine

• The Naval Supremacy Act

Which countries formed the Triple Alliance?

• Germany, Austria, and Italy

• Austria, Britain, and Russia

• France, Britain, and Russia

• Germany, France, and Italy

What was the main reason for the formation of the Triple Entente?

• To establish a cultural exchange program

• To promote trade among member countries

• To counter the growing power of Germany

• To expand colonial territories

What was Germany's approach to expanding its influence called?

• Weltpolitik

• Realpolitik

• Kulturkampf

• Lebensraum

Which two countries were involved in the Moroccan crises?

• Germany and Italy

• France and Germany

• Britain and Austria

• Russia and France

What term describes France's desire for revenge against Germany?

• Revanchism

• Imperialism

• Militarism

• Isolationism

Which empire was known for its multicultural and multiethnic composition?

• The Ottoman Empire

• The Austro-Hungarian Empire

• The British Empire

• The German Empire

What was the name of the organization that Gavrilo Princip was part of?

• The White Hand

• The Red Hand

• The Black Hand

• The Green Hand

Who was the German Chancellor that emphasized the importance of maintaining peace?

• Kaiser Wilhelm II

• Otto von Bismarck

• Alfred von Tirpitz

• Helmuth von Moltke

What was a significant factor that made war seem avoidable before WWI?

• The absence of colonial ambitions

• The long period of peace in Europe

• The economic isolation of countries

• The lack of military alliances