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Topic 17 Review

World War I and After

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Aggressive preparation for war is known as: Militarism
What made it possible for European nations to build bigger militaries than ever before? Industrialization
What was a source of tension between France and Germany before World War I? France had lost Alsace and Lorraine to Germany in the Franco-Prussian War
What was a source of tension between Austria-Hungary and Serbia before World War I? Austria-Hungary annexed Bosnia, a territory with many Serbs that Serbia wanted
What was a source of tension between Britain and Germany before World War I? Germany tried to build a powerful navy - but Britain considered itself the world’s greatest naval power.
Which countries were part of the Triple Alliance before World War I? Germany, Italy, Austria-Hungary
Which countries were part of the Triple Entente before World War I? Russia, France, and Britain
What were some new countries that gained independence from the Ottoman Empire before World War I? Greece, Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria
What nationalist group took control of the Ottoman Empire in 1908? Young Turks
What event led to war between Austria-Hungary and Serbia? Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand by Gavrilo Princip, a Bosnian Serb
What major ally did Serbia have, which promised to defend them if Austria-Hungary attacked? Russia
What ally did Austria-Hungary have, which promised a “blank check” - full support - if they invaded Serbia? Germany
Which member of the Triple Alliance backed out of the alliance in 1914, and in 1915 joined the war on the opposing side? Italy
Germany’s plan to defeat France quickly included a plan to attack through what neutral country? Belgium
What countries made up the Allies in World War I? Russia, France, Britain, Serbia, Belgium, and their allies
Germany’s plan to quickly invade France and capture Paris failed when the French stopped them at which battle? First Battle of the Marne
The area known for brutal trench warfare between French, Belgian, and British troops on one side and German troops on the other was known as the: Western Front
What were two major battles that occurred on the Western Front? Verdun and the Somme
What were some weapons that made World War I deadlier? Artillery, machine guns, airplanes, tanks, flamethrowers, and poison gas
Italy fought 12 major battles with Austria-Hungary in the mountainous borderland along what river? Isonzo
Who was the ruthless Italian general, known for ordering reckless attacks and killing his own soldiers for retreating? Luigi Cadorna
What did the Serbian Army do when Serbia was overrun by the Central Powers? Escaped with help from Montenegro, Italy, and the other allies
After Serbia was conquered, what new front did the Allies establish in the southern Balkans? Macedonian Front
What other country sided with the Allies in the Balkan region? Greece
What group did the Ottoman Empire massacre, after Enver Pasha and the Young Turks accused them of helping the Russians in the war? Armenians
What was the failed attempt by the British (including Australians and New Zealanders) and French to capture Istanbul by sea? Battle of Gallipoli
What group launched a nationalist revolt against the Ottomans during World War I? Arabs
T. E. Lawrence is best known for: Fighting alongside the Arabs during the Arab Revolt against the Ottomans
What happened in Germany’s colonies during World War I? Britain, France, and Japan captured Germany’s colonies while it was fighting in Europe
What did Germany do when Britain’s powerful navy blockaded German ports? Attacked ships bringing supplies to the Allies with U-boats
Which of the following is true of the role of women during World War I? Women played a key role in building weapons and war materials in factories
In the Zimmerman telegram, what country did Germany try to convince to attack the United States? Mexico
What treaty officially ended the war between the Allies and Germany? Treaty of Versailles
What international organization was formed after World War I, with the goal of keeping international peace? League of Nations
What was one weakness of the League of Nations? The U.S. refused to join
Much of the former territory of the Ottoman Empire, and Germany’s former colonies, were administered by Britain, France, Japan, and a few other countries as: Mandates
Which of the following empires completely collapsed in the aftermath of World War I? Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire
What were some new countries that formed after World War I? Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, and Poland
What major right did women win in Britain and the United States after World War I? Suffrage
What was the major disagreement between Russia’s Social Revolutionaries and Social Democrats? Social Revolutionaries said peasants should be considered part of the proletariat, but Social Democrats said only urban workers counted
Due to the controversial views of Lenin, the Social Democrats divided into the: Bolsheviks (supported Lenin) and Mensheviks (opposed Lenin)
Lenin argued that a socialist revolution must be led by: A small group of professional revolutionaries
As a result of the Constitution of 1906, the czar agreed to share power with an elected legislature called the: Duma
Discontent over which conflict led to the overthrow of Czar Nicholas II and the formation of the Provisional Government? World War I
What decision made the Provisional Government very unpopular? They continued fighting in World War I
Under the dual power system, the Provisional Government uneasily shared power with… Petrograd Soviet - worker’s council representing the proletariat
How did Lenin convince Germany to help him return to Russia? He promised to have Russia make peace with Germany once he took power
What group, leading the Petrograd Soviet, overthrew the Provisional Government in November 1917? Bolsheviks
The anti-communists that fought against Lenin’s government in the Russian Civil War were known as: Whites
What did Russia become known as, once it was under Communist rule? Soviet Union
What was the name of the secret agreement between Britain and France, to divide Ottoman Territory between them after World War I? Sykes-Picot Agreement
What happened in the Turkish War for Independence? Turkish nationalists forced the Allies to leave Turkey
Which Turkish nationalist leader became the first president of the Republic of Turkey? Mustafa Kemal Ataturk
Who did Britain install as kings of their mandates in Iraq and Jordan? Feisal and Abdallah, leaders of the Arab revolt
Why did the Arab Kingdom of Hejaz fail? Ibn Saud captured it, forming the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
What valuable resource was discovered in Arabia in 1932? Oil
Which of the following made Zionist goals difficult after World War I? Palestine was already home to many Palestinian Arabs
What did the Balfour Declaration do? Declared British support for a Jewish homeland in Israel
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