WorksheetsChpt 27 World History quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
fighting conducted from a system of ditches protected by barbed wire
Triple Entente
Bolshevik Revolution
trench warfare
Fourteen Points
Woodrow Wilson's peace proposal that asserted people's right to self-determination
total war
Triple Entente
Fourteen Points
France, Great Britain, and Russia
total war
Triple Entente
Triple Alliance
British officer who urged princes in the Middle East to revolt against the Ottomans
armistice
Triple Entente
Lawrence of Arabia
war based on wearing the other side down with constant attacks and heavy losses
total war
war of attrition
trench warfare
international peacekeeping organization created at the end of World War I
Fourteen Points
Triple Alliance
Bolshevik Revolution
League of Nations
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy
Triple Entente
Triple Alliance
trench warfare
armistice
complete mobilization of a nation's resources and people
war of attrition
trench warfare
total war
uprising in 1917 that led to Russia's withdrawal from World War I
League of Nations
Fourteen Points
Bolshevik Revolution
Triple Alliance
agreement that brings an end to fighting
total war
armistice
League of Nations
war of attrition
Why were tensions heightened among countries in Europe after 1900?
A. Socialists had seized power.
B. Some nations refused to trade with each other.
C. Nations began mobilizing for war.
D. People were joining the Black Hand.
Serbia angered Austria-Hungary when it
A. developed imperialist ambitions.
B. tried to form an independent state.
C. mobilized troops along Austria’s border.
D. promised to support Germany’s interests
Which nations were the first to get involved in the initial conflict between Serbia and Austria-Hungary?
A. Germany and Russia
B. France and Belgium
C. United States and Britain
D. Italy and Bulgaria
Initially, the war effort on the Western Front was characterized by
A. slow but steady advancement of the German army on the ground.
B. trench warfare that kept both sides in the same positions for four years.
C. decisive victories by the French army and swift retreat of German forces.
D. innovative strategies that used new technologies available to both armies.
As the war progressed, both the Allied Powers and the Central Powers sought new allies in order to
A. get more money and supplies.
B. expand their colonial empires.
C. open new avenues for commerce.
D. pave the way for peace negotiations.
Civil war broke out in Russia after World War I because
A. foreign troops remained on Russian soil.
B. the Bolsheviks did not fulfill their promises.
C. many people opposed the Bolshevik government. .
D. Lenin acquired too much territory in the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
Negotiations at the Paris Peace Conference were complicated by
A. Russia's refusal to attend the talks.
B. territorial disputes among the Big Three.
C. Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points.
D. Germany's refusal to pay for the war.
Germany was especially opposed to Article 231 of the Treaty of Versailles because it
A. forced Germany to reduce the size of its army and navy.
B. returned the territories of Alsace and Lorraine to France.
C. awarded sections of eastern Germany to the new Polish state.
D. held Germany (and Austria) responsible for the war and required reparations
A major cause of the Bolshevik Revolution was
A. Rasputin's influence at the royal court.
B. Russia's withdrawal from World War I.
C. inflammatory rhetoric from Communist leaders.
D. Czar Nicholas's failed military and economic policies.
One legacy of World War I was the
A. breakup of the Ottoman Empire.
B. rejection of strong central governments.
C. expansion of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
D. elimination of ethnic minorities in eastern Europe.
