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Worksheetsworld war 1 review world history
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
What is the term for political actions guided by the needs of the state?
realpolitik
kultuikampf
checka
bismarck
What is the term for the upper house of the two house legislature set up by Bismarck?
Reichstag
Kulturkampf
Bunersrat
Ems
What is the term for loyalty to the state above allegiance to the church?
realpolitik
kulturkampf
chekca
bismark
Which of the following was an obstacle to Italian unification?
constant invasions
areas identified with local regions over country
declining agricultural production
constant warfare
Who was the leader of the "Red Shirts" in Italy?
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Camillo Cavour
Francisco Perez
Gabrielle Franco
What group was referred to as the "sick man of Europe"?
Hapsburg Empire
Austrian Empire
Ottoman Empire
Slavic Empire
Who was the first chancellor of the German Empire?
Otto Von Bismark
Napoleon Bonaparte
Zollverein Checklav
William Kaiser
What resulted from Bismark editing the Ems Dispatch
Franco-Russo War
Franco-Prussian War
Russo-Prussian War
Prussian-Italian War
What is the term for the lower house of the German two-house legislature?
Bundesrat
Riechstag
Ems
Kulturkampf
What is the term for mob attacks against Jews?
pogroms
russification
manipulation
Glorification of the military
heroism
propaganda
reperations
militarism
For which of the following reasons did the Schlieffen Plan fail?
Belgium could not be defeated
Germany did not have a strong army
The United States joined the war
Russia mobilized its army quickly
When was Franz Ferdinand assassinated?
July 28, 1914
Jun2 28, 1914
June 28, 1915
July 28, 1915
Which nations made up the Triple Entente?
Russia, Britain, Germany
Russia, Britain, France
Russia, Germany, France
Russia, Germany, Italy
Pride in one's country
nationalism
sovietism
neutralism
communism
Which countries were members of the Triple Alliance?
Germany, Italy, Russia
France, Russia, Britain
Austria-Hungary, Germany, Japan
Germany, Italy, Austria-Hungary
A stalemate developed along the Western Front early in the war because
the United States immediately joined the war
trench warfare made it difficult for either side to win an advantage
the German army fought with outdated weapons
the French army was able to push Germany out
Which of the following had the greatest impact on the outcome of the war?
submarines
poison gas
tanks
zepplins
Large gas-filled balloons used by Germany to drop bombs.
planes
heelis
zepplins
doomers
Why was the Ottoman Empire considered such a valuable ally?
It had a powerful navy.
It controlled Russian supply routes.
It was extremely wealthy
It offered to give up territory for military support.
Some colonial subjects were eager to participate in the war because
they wanted to earn extra money.
they believed they would gain greater civil rights.
they wanted more military experience.
they did not want the ruling country to win.
What weapon could remain active for several days, weeks, or even months in the soil?
Mustard Gas
Relish Gas
Ketchup Gas
Mayo Gas
What animals were not used in the fighting of World War I?
Horses
Dogs
Elephants
Birds
Which of the following events caused Britain to fight in World War I?
Austria gave Serbia an ultimatum
Russia joined France to fight Austria.
Germany invaded Belgium.
Germany invaded Russia.
How was fighting on the Eastern Front different from fighting on the Western Front?
casualties were much lower on the Eastern Front.
trench warfare was not as widespread on the Eastern Front.
Russian armies were better equipped than countries in the west.
the results of battles on the Eastern Front were more decisive.
What was the importance of the Dardanelles to gaining an edge in World War I?
Main access of supplies to Turkey
Main access of supplies to Russia
Main access of supplies to Britain
Main access of supplies to Germany
What is the policy of taking neither side in a conflict
Neutral
Militarism
Nationalism
Undecisive
