WorksheetsWW1
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Why were tensions heightened among countries in Europe after 1900?
Socialists had seized power
Some nations refused to trade with each other.
Nations began mobilizing for war
People were joining the Black Hand.
How did Serbia anger Austria-Hungary?
mobilized troops along Austria's border.
promised to support Germany's interests.
tried to form an independent state
developed imperialist ambitions
Which nations were the first to get involved in the initial conflict between Serbia and Austria-Hungary?
Italy and Bulgaria
United States and Britain
France and Belgium
Germany and Russia
Initially, how was the war effort on the Western Front characterized?
slow but steady advancement of the German army on the ground.
trench warfare that kept both sides in the same positions for four years.
decisive victories by the French army and swift retreat of German forces.
innovative strategies that used new technologies available to both armies.
As the war progressed, why did both the Allied Powers and the Central Powers seek new allies?
get more money and supplies.
expand their colonial empires
pave the way for peace negotiations.
open new avenues for commerce.
What was the primary reason Civil war broke out in Russia after World War I?
many people opposed the Bolshevik government.
the Bolsheviks did not fulfill their promises.
foreign troops remained on Russian soil.
Lenin acquired too much territory in the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk.
What complicated the negotiations at the Paris Peace Conference?
Russia's refusal to attend the talks.
territorial disputes among the Big Three
Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points
Germany's refusal to pay for the war.
Why was Germany especially opposed to Article 231 of the Treaty of Versailles?
forced Germany to reduce the size of its army and navy.
returned the territories of Alsace and Lorraine to France.
awarded sections of eastern Germany to the new Polish state.
held Germany (and Austria) responsible for the war and required reparations
What was a major cause of the Bolshevik Revolution?
Rasputin's influence at the royal court
Russia's withdrawal from World War I.
inflammatory rhetoric from Communist leaders.
Czar Nicholas's failed military and economic policies.
The break up of which empires was a lasting legacy of WW1?
British Empire
Ottoman Empire
German Empire
Austria-Hungarian Empire
Which was NOT a real cause of WW1?
Politics
Imperialism
Stealing ammunition
Which single event started a chain of events leading to war?
Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand
Sinking of the Titanic
Germany attacked France
Which country was NOT apart of The Triple Entente?
France
Russia
Germany
Imperialism is when a country expands its influence and power into a large empire.
True
False
Russia and Germany wanted to create their own vast empires.
True
False
Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated in
Sri Lanka
Sarajevo
Saudia Arabia
Britain has the largest empire
True
False
The two major alliances of WW1 was fought between consisted of the Allied and Eastern Powers.
True
False
I was the Prime Minister of France from 1917 to 1920
Gustave Flaubert
Bryson Dechambeau
Georges Clemenceau
What was Georges Clemenceau's nickname?
Tiger
Bear
Lion
Who was the Prime Minister of Britain during the war?
Winston Churchill
Queen Eizabeth I
David Lloyd George
I was the Tsar of Russian at the start of WW1
Josepf Stalin
Nicholas II
Vladamir Putin
I was the American President that kept America out of the war.
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Which country was not part of the Allied Powers during WW1?
Russia
Cuba
Japan
Which country was not part of the Central Powers during WW1?
Sweden
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
What was Germany's military strategy?
Blitzkrieg
Auttoban
Schlieffen Plan
The Ottoman Empire would form this country in 1923.
Bosnia
Turkey
Croatia
This treaty ended WW1
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Vienna
Treaty of Versailles
What is kaiser mean?
queen
emperor
aristocrat
I was the leader of German Empire during WW1
Von Kaiser
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Von Miller
Russian Empire was ruled by ______
Bourbon Dynasty
Romanov Dynasty
Major religion in Russia
Russian Orthodox Christianity
Russian Catholics
Major occupation in Russia
Industrial
Agricultural
St Petersburg and Moscow were known for
Industries
Farming areas
Ideas of - Nation which tolerated all religions, wanted elected representatives but no UAF...
Radicals
Liberals
RSDP was formed by ________ in 1898
Karl Marx
Lenin
1903 split in RSDP formed_______
Radicals and Liberals
Bolsheviks and Mensheviks
The following events are related to :
Russo-Japanese war
Putilov Iron Works
Bloody Sunday
Workers Demand
1900 Revolutions
1905 Revolutions
Elected consultative parliament formed by Tsar
Duma
Provincial Government
Elected consultative parliament formed by Tsar
Duma
Provincial Government
When did Tsar abdicated his throne
2nd March 1917
2nd March 1918
Who wanted immediate elections and withdrawal from WW1
Mensheviks
Bolsheviks
Under the absence of Lenin who gave the leadership to Bolsheviks
Kerensky
Trotsky
Allied powers of WW1
B F R
G A T
Bloodless Revolution is related to
February Revolution
October Revolution
Which war was regarded as an unnecessary war for Russia
WW1
WW2
Which war was regarded as an unnecessary war for Russia
WW1
WW2
Russia 1917-1918
• Czar Nicholas II abdicated Russian Imperial throne
• ?
• Bolsheviks seized power and became the Communist Party
• Russia signed a peace treaty with the Central Powers
This is an example of
Why was propaganda a useful tool in WW1
Recruit soldiers
Supportive home front
Buy Bonds
Demonize the enemy
All of the Above
This was the President during WW1. He wrote the 14 points.
Herbert Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
This was the name of Wilson's progressive agenda for the nation:
New Freedom
New Nationalism
New Deal
New Movement
This amendment gave women the right to vote, was signed by president Wilson
16
18
19
20
What state was Wilson a governor of when he ran for president?
Virginia
Ohio
New Jersey
New York
The New Freedom reformed what Wilson called the triple wall of privileges not include
Tariff
Banks
Trusts
Transportation
What was the purpose of Fourteen Points speech?
To punish Germany
To make sure the Allies hold their colonies
To make the Allies the dominant power
To End the War and give Peace without Victory
What is it called when countries claim territories outside of their land to make an empire?
Militarism
Imperialism
Alliances
Nationalism
The sinking of this ship by a German submarine pushed the United States closer to war. Which picture shows the Lusitania?
Which of these countries were part of the Allied Powers in World War I? (3 correct)
Germany
Great Britain
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
Which of these countries were part of the Allied Powers in World War I? (3 correct)
Germany
Great Britain
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
Which of the following countries were part of the Central Powers during World War I? (3 correct)
Germany
Great Britain
Austria-Hungary
France
Bulgaria
Which of these was a reason that the United States got involved in World War I?
a song called "Over There"
the Zimmermann Telegram
Food Shortages
Belleau Wood
Economic and political ties to which country led the United States into World War I?
Germany
Great Britain
What was the name of the peace plan that Woodrow Wilson created at the end of World War I?
The 13 Points
The 14 Points
The 15 Points
The 16 Points
the most important part of Wilson's plan for peace was...
The United Nations
The Unique Nations
The League of Nations
The National League
What was the overall purpose of Woodrow Wilson's peace plan?
to make sure the US got the most stuff
the make sure that there would be no more wars
to give the United States more power
The United States didn't join the League of Nations because...
the Supreme Court ruled against it
Woodrow Wilson refused to join
American people didn't want the US to join
the US Senate failed to ratify the treaty
Before and after World War I, the United States practiced ____________________________, meaning the US didn't get involved in other countries fights.
Isolationism
Imperialism
Globalization
Conservationism
