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World War I Review

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What nation destabilized the balance of power in Europe in the years before World War I with its increasing military & industrial might?   Germany  
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As Ottoman power declined, the Balkan Peninsula became unstable due to   ethnic nationalism among Balkan peoples  
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What was the name of the alliance that Germany formed with Italy and Austria-Hungary in 1882 to protect itself from its neighbor France?   the Triple Alliance  
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How did many Europeans react to the outbreak of war in August 1914?   They welcomed the war with patriotic celebration  
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New military technologies used during World War I resulted in   unprecedented bloodshed  
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With the Schlieffen Plan, Germany planned to win the war by   quickly knocking France out of the fighting  
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What was the result of fighting on the Gallipoli Peninsula?   Turkish forces defeated the Allies  
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What German tactic eventually drew the United States into World War I?   the use of submarines against merchant ships  
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During the war, nations began to print a lot of paper money because   they had difficulty paying the costs of war  
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Why did the United States remain neutral when World War I first broke out?   The U.S. saw the war as a purely European dispute, the U.S. had cultural ties to Britain, but it also had a large German-American population, & American companies saw the war as an opportunity to sell supplies to both sides.  
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The Treaty of Versailles signed by Germany & the Allied Powers   required Germany to accept responsibility for starting the war  
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Why did Russia lose territory at the Paris Peace Conference, despite the fact that it had been on the winning side of World War I?   Russia was too weak to hold on to its empire following the 1917 Revolution  
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Which of the following is a reason why the U.S. Senate rejected membership in the League of Nations?   Senators feared the League's collective security requirements would draw the nation into foreign wars.  
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How did the League of Nations deal with the territorial possessions lost by Germany and the Ottoman Empire in Africa and the Middle East?   These territories became mandates under League supervision  
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The 1928 agreement, drawn up by U.S. and French officials, which outlawed war as an instrument of foreign policy was called the   Kellogg-Briand Pact  
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The Surrealist abstract art movement which developed in post-war Europe was in part inspired by   the horrors of the Great War  
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Who was being celebrated in a parade in Paris in 1919?   U.S. President Woodrow Wilson  
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Why was President Woodrow Wilson arriving in France?   For the post-war Paris Peace Conference  
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Why was President Woodrow Wilson given a hero's welcome?   His 14 points were received enthusiastically by Europeans, who believed they would give them a fair & lasting post-war peace settlement  
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What influence did President Woodrow Wilson have on the post-war peace settlement?   His 14 points were not popular with European leaders, who had made secret agreements with each other beforehand, & who wanted to severely punish Germany, which contradicted the philosophy of the 14 points. His influence on the peace settlement was not as  
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