Global 10 Chapter 10 test (12/5/24)

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What alliance did Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy belong to?

The Triple Alliance

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What type of causes were Nationalism, Militarism and Alliances in World War I?

Long term causes

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What nickname was given to the Balkans?

The powder keg of Europe

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In which German plan was France expected to be defeated first?

The Schlieffen Plan

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After Austria-Hungary declared war on which country did Russia mobilize first?

Serbia

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What did the French prevent in the Battle of the Marne?

The Germans overrunning Paris

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What was Germany's response to Britain's blockade?

Unrestricted submarine warfare

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What are three examples of a nation engaging in total war?

Governments impose drafts, impose rationing of food and supplies, and create propaganda

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What type of nations were Germany, Russia, and Austria-Hungary during World War I?

Authoritarian

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What significant event occurred due to soldiers returning from the front in 1918-1919?

The influenza outbreak

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Which government did peasants, the military, and royalists not represent?

The Provisional Government

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What were the three promises made by the Bolsheviks?

To end the war, redistribute land to peasants, and transfer power from the provisional government to soviets

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In which treaty did the Bolsheviks give up Eastern Poland, Ukraine, and Finland?

The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

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In whose civil war did the first serious threat to the Reds by the Whites come from Siberia?

The Russian civil war

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Who faced a disadvantage during the civil war due to lack of foreign support?

The Reds

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Revolutions following the armistice in which country created a fear of communism among citizens?

Germany

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Hungary, Czechoslovakia, and Yugoslavia were created from which former empire?

Austro-Hungarian Empire

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What were reparations not a part of?

Wilson's Fourteen Points

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True or False: The Rhineland was seized and given to France at Versailles.

False

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Which country had Syria as a mandate following World War I?

France

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Who was Franz Ferdinand?

Archduke of Austria-Hungary

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What do the Balkans refer to in the context of World War I?

The powder keg of Europe

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Who was Gavrilo Princip?

A Serbian nationalist who assassinated archduke Franz Ferdinand

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What is the definition of conscription?

The draft

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What was the Black Hand?

A Serbian nationalist organization

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What is propaganda?

Ideas spread to influence public opinion

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What does attrition mean in a military context?

To wear down

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What is total war?

Complete mobilization of resources

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What is No Man's Land?

The deadly killing zone between trenches

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What does the Western Front refer to?

A 500-mile stalemate from the North Sea to the Swiss border

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Who was Nicolas II?

The last czar of Russia

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What is Grigory Rasputin known for?

An Eastern Orthodox monk/mystic

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Who was Vladimir Lenin?

The leader of the Bolsheviks

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Who was Leon Trotsky?

The head of the Red Army

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Who was Alek Kerensky?

The head of the provisional government

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Who was Woodrow Wilson?

The U.S. president during WWI

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Who was David Lloyd George?

The British prime minister

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What does armistice mean?

A cease-fire

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Who was William II?

The Kaiser of Germany forced to abdicate.