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WorksheetsAMSCO 7.1-7.3
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 54mins
Vladimir Lenin
led the communist revolution in Russia
was the last tsar of Russia
led the Russian army during WWI
was exiled from Russia and died in Germany
led Russia to victory over Germany in WWI
The spark that began the Revolution of 1905 in Russia was
Russia's entry into World War I
the death of the tsar
the Bloody Sunday massacre
the assassination of Vladimir Lenin
Russia's withdrawal from World War I
Sun Yat-sen
was the last ruler of the Qing Dynasty
led the new Chinese republic that replaced the Qing
was a religious leader in China
was a Chinese city occupied by the Japanese
was the first communist leader of China
Ataturk was responsible for
getting the Ottoman Empire out of World War I
pushing for Turkification
the assassination of Franz Ferdinand
modernizing Turkey's government and culture
forming the Young Turks
The Mexican Revolution began when Porfirio Diaz (the dictator)
jailed his political opponent
agreed to support Germany in WWI
proclaimed Mexico to be a communist state
was assassinated
was overthrown by Francisco Madero
Franz Ferdinand, the Archduke of Austria, was assassinated by
German terrorists
Serbian nationalists
the British Empire
his own guards
Russian communists
The Central Powers in WWI consisted of
Germany, Russia, & Austria-Hungary
Germany, Austria-Hungary, & Ottoman Empire
Austria-Hungary, Serbia, & Ottoman Empire
Russia, France, & Britain
Britain, France, & Spain
Lenin's goal for Russia in World War I was
end the conflict with Germany as soon as possible
maintain their current borders no matter what
gain control of Poland
stay in the war as long as it took for the Allies to win
become a capitalist world power
All of these were causes of the First World War EXCEPT
imperialism
nationalism
militarism
the Russian Revolution
the assassination of Franz Ferdinand
Germany's Schlieffen Plan
succeeded and allowed them to win WWI quickly
was never used
sought to defeat Russia first in just a few weeks
sought to defeat France first in just a few weeks
was their way of dealing with Jews and other minorities
All of these were new weapons used in World War I EXCEPT
machine guns
rifles
poison gas
submarines
tanks
For the most part, World War I would best be described as
fast moving with low casualties
a stalemated trench war
one-sided with Germany winning
one-sided with the Allies winning
using new strategies but with older weapons
This practice involves citizens being drafted into military service involuntarily.
Conscription
Militarism
Turkification
Conscientious objecting
Consigning
The entry of the United States into WWI in 1917
made no difference; the stalemate continued
cost the Allies a chance to win the war in that year
boosted the Allies' war effort and led to their victory
convinced Russia to drop out of the war
convinced Germany to surrender immediately
The Treaty of Versailles inflicted all of these on Germany EXCEPT
loss of all overseas colonies
billions of dollars in war debt
full blame for starting the war
indefinite occupation of Germany by Allied troops
loss of nearly their entire armed forces
The Battle of the Marne
was the final battle of WWI
ensured that Germany would win the war quickly
put an end to Germany's Schlieffen Plan
was the first battle featuring American troops
kept the Russians from conquering Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm
was captured by the Allies at the end of WWI
abdicated his throne and fled the country
was solely responsible for starting WWI
was assassinated by Serbians in 1914
was a major participant in the Paris Peace Conference
The top 1% of people owning 90% of the land was a major factor in which revolution?
Revolution of 1911 (China)
Russian Revolution (1917)
Young Turks revolt
Mexican Revolution
Revolution of 1905 (Russia)
