World History Final: Road to WWI

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Road to WWI

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The idea that Germany, through naval expansion, could transform behrself into a world power

Weltpolik

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The idea that all Slavic people are united by their common culture rather than political boundaries:

Pan-Slavism

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The spirit of revenge that the French had towards Germany following the loss of the Franco-Prussian War

Revanchism

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The 19th century, they were considered to be “sick man of Europe”

Ottoman Empire

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Head of A-H Empire at the start of WWI

Francis Joseph

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The policy of glorifying military power and keeping an army prepared for war

Militarism

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The 19th-20th century, was considered to be “the powder keg” of Europe

Balkans

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Process of assembling and making troops and supplies ready for war.

Mobilization

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France wanted to regain this territory back from Germany

Alsace-Lorraine

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Innocent victim of the war, neutral area that was invaded

Belgium

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Germany’s solution to fighting and winning a 2-Front war

Sclieffen Plan

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Process of making troops and supplies ready for war.

Mobilization

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Head of Russian gov at beginning of WWI

Nicholas II

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Which of the Great Powers did NOT have a large army in 1914?

Britain

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Serbia turned to this large and more powerful nation for support when Austria threatened war

Russia

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Who initially objected to war within the Austro-Hungarian Empire

The Hungarians

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Why did Bismarck seek alliances that later became the triple alliance

To isolate France

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How did Serbia respond to the Austrian ultimatum

They sent a reply two minutes before the deadline

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Which nation did Otto von Bismarck believe was the greatest threat to peace in Europe?

France

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The harsh peace settlement dictated by the Allies at the end of WWI was

The Treaty of Versailles

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After Bismarck was fired in 1890, who came to dominate Germany’s foreign policy?

Wilhelm II

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Which of the following statements about millitarism is INCORRECT?

Britain was the only European Power that did not practice conscription

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Which of the following statements about the Balkans is INCORRECT

Serbia annexed Bosnia in hopes of unitng southern Slavs in the Austrian Empire.

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Which nation was the first to declare war in what would come to be called the Great War?

A-H

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On June 28, 1914, Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated in the:

Bosnian city of Sarajevo

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The ottoman Empire

Through this weakness contributed to outbreak of the Balkan Wars and the resulting tensions between the countries of Austria and Russia

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What was the name of the terrorist organization that murdered the heart to the A-H empire?

The Black Hand

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Which nation annexed Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1908?

A-H

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On August 1,1914, Germany declared war on Russia because:

Russia ignored Germany warning to halt mobilization.

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Which of the following statements about Armenia is INCORRECT

THe TUrks peacefully let the Armenians withdraw from the Empire and form their own country

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He led Germany during the last decade of the 1800ss and most of wwi

WIlhelm II

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Battle Strategy in which soldiers fought from deppt pits dug into the earth

Trench warfare

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He was the President of the US during WWI

Woodrow WIlson

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During WWI, submarines were used most by this country

Germany

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One sided information designed to persuade people/public opinion

Propaganda

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THe sinking of this ship in 1915 brought the US closet to entering WWI

Lustinania

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During WWI, stretch of battlefields along the Germand and RUssian border

Eastern front

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System inw which gov limits the amount of items people can buy

Rationing

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Elected Prime Minister of Britain on a platform of making the Germany Pay for the war

David LLoyd George

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THis treaty ended RUssia’s participation for WWI

Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

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The stretch of battlefields in northern France during WWI

The Western Front

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An agreement to stop fighting

Armistice

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Wilson’s plan proposal for achieving a just and lasting peace

The Fourteen Points

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The area of land located between two opposing trenches

No man’s land

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Feisty Prime minister who led France during WWI

Georges Clemenceau

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This battle was fought over French fortress city and ti was one of the most fiercely contested engagements of WWI

Battle of Verdun

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Which of the following countries lost the smallest number of troops from battlefield deaths

US

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Which of the following statements about the influenza Epidemic of 1918 is INCORRECT

It was nicknamed the French Flu because it first emerged in the trenches of northern France

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The final German offensive was stopped July 18,1918 at the

Second Battle of Marne

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The Battle of the Somme

Epic battle in summer of 1916 resulting in casualties totaling more than a million soldiers, marked first time tanks were used in modern war, it was by far the greatest single British offensive of the war (all of the above)

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Concept o/ “Mandate” created at Paris Peace Conference

Was a means by which the European nations enable other nations to achieve national self-determination, was a device t=for giving a nation the right administer another nation on its behalf of the League of Nations, actually expanded Western Imperialism in former Ottoman areas.

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Whcih of the following statements about Article 231 of the Treaty of Versailles is false?

It allowed for Germany to keep its overseas territories/colonies as long as it paid off the reparation in a timely manner.

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The Schlieffen plan called for Germany to:

First attack France adnt hen attack Russia

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How did the Allies respond to WIlson’s vision for peace?

B+F showed little sign of agreeing to WIlson’s plan, B+F were concerned with strengthening their own security, B=F wanted to strip Germany of its war-making power (all of the above)

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WHich of the following statements about Africa and Adia during World War I is Incorrect?

THe CHinese quickly overran German outposts in Asia, specifically their Pacific Island colonies

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WHich was the only battle in which German and British naval forced engaged directly?

Battle of Jutland

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ALlowing people to deiced for themselves under what government they wished to live

Self-determination

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The WWI was a total war in the sense that:

The nations involved devoted all their resource to it

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What did the policy of unrestircture submarine warfare refer to?

Germany’s policy to sink any ship in the British water without warning.

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American troops first saw action in large number int his battle:

Second battle of the Marne

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What gamble did Germany make before the US entered the War?

That their blockade would defeat Great Britain before American troops arrived to France.

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The Zimmerman Note, which pushed the US to enter the war, exposed the German plant to:

Help Mexico regain territory from the US

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Why did Italy refuse to support its ally Germany?

It accused Germany of starting the war.

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This armistice signed near Paris in November 1918 brought an end to:

WWI

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