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Why did many Australians enlist at WW1
B) Out of loyalty to Britain and a sense of adventure
What shows the July Crisis in WW1
B) Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia →Russia mobilised their troops to fight →Germany declared war on Russia and France →Germany invaded Belgium and Britain declared war
What happened after Austria declared a war on Serbia
A) Russia backed Serbia and prepared for war
Why did both sides dig trenches on the Western Front
C) To protect soldiers and hold the ground they had
What is ‘no man’s land’
D) The land between two opposing trench lines
Which conditions was caused by long periods of standing in cold, wet trenches
C) Trench foot
What made poison gas feared in WW1
A) It could blind, burn, choke, and spread unpredictably
Why did new technology help prolong the war
C) It made defence stronger than attack
What was the main purpose of Germany's 'Schlieffen Plan'?
B) To avoid a two-front war, by defeating France quickly first
Which date did ANZAC troops land in Gallipoli
C) 25th April 1915
What was the main aim of the Gallipoli campaign
D) To open the Dardanelles and support Russia
Why did the Allied naval attack on Gallipoli fail before the landings began?
B) The Dardanelles were protected by sea mines and Turkish guns
Why was the Western Front so significant in World War I?
C) It became the main theatre of war in Europe and the clearest example of stalemate and attrition
Define MANIA
Militarism- to invest in a strong military that defends national interests
Alliance- if one country in an alliance goes to war, so must all countries
Nationalism- Great pride for ones nation and exclusion of other nations
Imperialism- to expand a nations influence either diplomacy or military force
Assassination- the murder of an important person, usually a politician
What are the examples of MANIA
Militarism- Germanys Naval laws in 1898 and 1900
Alliance- the Triple Entente of 1907
Nationalism- the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand by the Black Hand
Imperialism- The First Moroccan Crisis of 1905
Assassination- the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary
Describe the conditions for soldiers in the trenches on the Western Front
artillery fire, extreme weather, and constant fear of sudden death.
Give two reasons why the battle of somme was significant
-It Was the Bloodiest Conflict in British Military History
-It Marked the First Operational Use of the Tank