WorksheetsWWI
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
How did the creation of alliances contribute to the start of World War 1?
The web of alliances began a chain reaction
They threatened countries in the Western Hemisphere
They allowed Japanese aggression in Korea.
They didn't include Germany or France as members
What was one result of militarism
Economic rivarly
Imperialism
Arms Race
War in the Balkans
The new weapons introduce in World War I resulted in
fewer casualties on the Western front
a stalemate on the Western front
increased central powers' efforts for a peace treaty
decreased cost of fighting a stationary war
Many German citizens turned against their leaders for signing the Treaty of Versailles because the treaty-
Forced Germans to restore the former Kaiser
Divided Germany into Communist and non-Communist zones
required all German-speaking Europeans to return to Germany
Forced Germany to pay large reparations or money, to the Allies
During the Russian Revolution of 1917, the slogan "Peace, Bread, and Land" appealed to many Russians peasants because it
Promised to end serfdom
Called continued Russian expansion in East Asia
Supported a return to power Tsar Nicholas II
Addressed their desires for their own land and peace
After the Bolsheviks seized power in November 1917, Russia became own as what?
USSR
TSAR
USA
RSSU
Which group of countries form the Triple Entente alliance to balance power on its continent
Italy, Russia, and Germany
Italy, Germany, England
Russia, Germany, France
Russia, France, England
How did the military technology shown in this photo impact World War 1
It increased casualty rates
More firepower led to a shorter war
More soldiers were required to protect an area of land
Weapons made less noise than in previous wars
The above poster was to encourage citizens to practice conservation and--
fast to save food for soldiers
encourage citizens not to eat bread
ration food to insure all had enough
save leftover bread to use after the war
A major effect of the German military technology was
To defend naval positions rather than attacking enemies
way a to move civilians that wanted to flee Germany.
Germany could attack large ships bringing supplies to their enemies
provide fish for soldiers to eat since food supplies were stopped by the enemy blockade
