The main "powder keg" of World War I was:

Industrialization in Europe created weapons that were much more destructive than in any previous wars

Most European countries had only small armies in the years leading up to WWI

Prior to entering WW1 Germany had the most colonies in the world

Perceived military and economic strength was a source of rising Nationalism before World War 1

Some countries felt mistakenly felt that their militaries were "invincible" prior to WWI

Austria-Hungarian Empire wanted political control over the country of ___________ who wished to form a completely __________ state.

What is the most appropriate title for this cartoon?

Where was the author of this cartoon most likely from?

"The whole is stronger than its single parts" is most relevant to which of the following...

Which of the following is most likely to be accurate in regards to military annual spending in France from 1910 to 1913

Which of the following weapons was NOT used in war for the first time during WW1

Which name below relates to "required military service" used to create massive armies in Europe?

Other names for WWI (check all that apply)

Which term does this diagram best illustrate

Using the kind of new fighting technique shown in this picture, rapid and highly successful battles occurred in which a large amount of territory would be taken with relative ease.

Franz Ferdinand was...

Germany's main strategy to succeed in WW1 was called the Schlieffen Plan. This involved...

An agreement between nations to help each other in the event of war.

The belief that a nation should expand its border and acquire overseas colonies and territories.