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(Robbins) Chapter 26

(Robbins) Chapter 26 Review

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A strait that connects the Mediterranean with the Black Sea Dardenelles
spreading ideas to promote a cause propaganda
all factors in the economy (all economic resources) are put into the war effort total war
Wilson's plan for post WWI peace 14 Points
payments for war damages reparations
taking no side neutral
working class (Marx's term) proletariat
glorification of the military militarism
hydrogen gas filled balloons used to drop bombs zeppelins
British colonel who helped Arab nationalists free their nation from the Ottoman Empire T. E. Lawrence
Which "ism" fueled a desire for independence among ethnic groups in the Austrian and Ottoman Empires? nationalism
What brought Britain into WWI? German invasion of Belgium
What two things caused the Schlieffen Plan to fail? French machine guns and Russia mobilize more quickly than the German thought
Neither side was getting an advantage stalemate (on the western front)
What made the Ottoman Empire a valuable ally? They had oil and they controlled supply route to Russia
What did colonial people expect from WWI? independence
Germany offered Mexico the territory they lost in the Mexican-American War Zimmerman Note
What led to US involvement in WWI Cultural ties to Britain, German unrestricted submarine warfare, U-Boat attack on the Lusitania and later the Sussex, Russia dropped out of the war, and the Zimmerman Note
Treaty that ended WWI Treaty of Versailles
Which country was punished by Versailles Treaty terms? Germany
Which group seized power in Russia in 1917? Bolsheviks
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy Triple Aliance
Which country had the strongest navy before and during WWI? Britain
Which country had the biggest overseas empire before WWI? Britain
Which country won the Franco-Prussian War in 1871? Germany
Why did Russia get involved in WWI? Protect Serbia (Slavic peoples)
Which battle ended hopes for a quick German victory on the Western Front? Battle of the Marne
Who was the leader of the Bolsheviks in the Nov. 1917 revolution? Lenin
What method did Allies use to bring supplies to Europe? convoy system
What were the ideals of Wilson's 14 Points? Democracy and self-rule; and preventing future war
What ethnic group in the US were most opposed to an alliance with Britain? Irish-Americans
Did Allies welcome the overthrow of the tsar of Russia? Yes. They thought that Ruusia would become more democratic.
Why was there not a stalemate on the Eastern Front? The outcome of the battles were more decisive
What were the name of the sides in the civil war in Russia that broke out after the Communists took over "Reds" Communist Bolsheviks "Whites" Tsarist supporters, democrats, and other non-Bolsheviks
Mobilization was considered an act of _____ war
Terrorist group that assassinated Francis Ferdinand Black Hand
Austria-Hungary, Germany, and the Ottoman Empire Central Powers
Councils composed of representatives from the workers and soldiers soviets
Bolshevik secret police Cheka
Aggresive preparation for war militarism
After WWI, Britain ruled Iraq and Palestine as ____ mandates
What treaty did Lenin sign to end Russian involvement in WWI? Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
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