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WorksheetsChapter 7 Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 12mins
Woodrow Wilson (USA): The future of peace must include a means for nations to work together, openly and equally. The peoples of Europe need to have the right to self-determination. This treaty will ensure the peace of the world.
He is speaking of working together “openly and equally”, this would most likely correspond with his:
desire to punish Germany
idea to start a League of Nations
hatred for France
need to ensure trade lines for the US
Which choice best describes the purpose of this poster?
Encourage people to give their time and money to the war effort
Recruit more soldiers
Give civilians a government-approved version of the War
Promote woman's rights
What is the methods a country uses while dealing with other countries
armistice
self-determination
reparation
foreign policy
What is payment for war damages?
internment
reparations
balance of power
armistice
All the following were contributory causes of World War I except which one?
military arms race
Balkan nationalism
pacifism
imperialist rivalries
Which of the following best describes the purpose of this poster?
Promote nationalism to gain citizen support for a country's war effort.
Give civilians a government-approved version of the war.
Encourage people to give their time and money to the war effort.
Encourage people to volunteer in a supporting role at home.
President Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points were intended to do what?
make the United States, Great Britain, and France into leading world powers
redistribute Germany's colonies among the Allied nations
prevent international tensions from leading to war
punish Germany for causing World War I
Which one of the following statements is the best example of wartime propaganda?
"The happy man today is the man doing his duty at the front."
"Mankind must live together in peace."
"Keep your gas mask handy at the front."
"Three square meals a day and a paycheck – join up today!"
What countries made up the Triple Entente in WWI?
England, France, and Russia
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy
Serbia, Montenegro, and Croatia
Belgium, Holland, and Denmark
A major cause of World War I was what?
a decline in the foreign policy of imperialism
the existence of opposing alliances
an increase in acts of aggression by England
the spread of communism throughout Europe
The major impact of the Treaty of Versailles on Germany was that the treaty led to what?
an era of peace and international good will in Germany
a stable Germany that was both democratic and strong
an increase in Germany's desire to regain its national pride, power, and prestige
a leadership position for Germany in the League of Nations
Why did Russia hope to gain a strong position in the Balkans?
Russia hated Austria
this would give Russia control of the straits leading from the Black Sea to the Mediterranean
Russia wanted to crush Serbia
Russia wanted to regain Bosnia and Herzegovina from Austrian rule
Since the Congress of Vienna, we have tried to protect our holdings in Europe and maintain our influence in the Balkan states. Our task has been made more difficult, however, by Russia's attempt to extend her influence into the Balkans. We must constantly be on guard to see that Russia does not extend her influence at our expense.
The position taken by this diplomat best represents the pursuit of WHAT?
International diplomacy
National interests
Foreign expansionism
Expanding alliances
Indeed, the spirit of revenge has run very high in our country since our defeat in 1871. Not only has the confiscation of two of our provinces but also the huge indemnity caused ill feeling toward our neighbor to the east. As for our overseas possessions, we have worked out an agreement with the British.
The diplomats' statements support the conclusion that the leaders of European nations in 1914 preferred to risk war rather than what?
preserve collective security
acquire spheres of influence
forego their important interests
form alliances with their neighbors
Our most vital interest in Europe - Belgium - may be threatened by Germany. Germany's plan to build a railway from Berlin to Baghdad threatens our interests in the Middle East, particularly the Suez Canal. These plans make her a greater threat than any other power, even Russia. Elsewhere, we must protect our overseas empire.
This diplomat believes his country's national interests would best be served by doing what?
maintaining certain strategic and economic controls
negotiating for political control of a threatened area
providing moral support to democratic governments
outmaneuvering the diplomatic moves of aggressor states
