World War I Practice Test Questions 2016

Question

(WWI Map) What letter represents Great Britain?

Answer 1

a decline in the use of imperialism

Answer 2

the existence of opposing alliances

Answer 3

acts of aggression by England & France

Answer 4

the spread of communism in Europe

Answer 5

The aggression and growth of the Ottoman Empire was disrupting the balance of power.

Answer 6

Germany was invading its neighboring countries and threatening the balance of power.

Answer 7

Nationalistic movements were threatening to tear apart Austria-Hungary in Europe.

Answer 8

The area was the leading supplier of military equipment to the rest of Europe.

Answer 9

Germany's desire to destroy France and Britain's desire to remain dominant in Europe.

Answer 10

Germany's hostility toward France and Britain's treaty with Serbia.

Answer 11

Germany’s fear of France's larger army and Britain's fear of Germany's growing navy.

Answer 12

Germany and France's separate desires to conquer the Balkans.

Answer 13

Imperialism

Answer 14

Nationalism

Answer 15

Reformation

Answer 16

Assassination

Answer 17

Gavrilo Princip

Answer 18

Archduke Franz Ferdinand

Answer 19

Kaiser Wilhelm II

Answer 20

Czar Nicholas II

Answer 21

the conquering of colonies

Answer 22

a glorification of the military

Answer 23

an extreme loyalty in one’s country

Answer 24

forming a partnership for protection

Answer 25

a Glorification of the military.

Answer 26

the area in between two trenches.

Answer 27

the goal of outlasting the enemy.

Answer 28

an extreme loyalty or pride in one’s country.

Answer 29

It prompted Great Britain to enter the war on the Allied side.

Answer 30

It allowed Russia time to mobilize its army and to attack Austria and Italy.

Answer 31

It stopped the German’s from defeating France and made them fight on two fronts.

Answer 32

It stopped Austria from a planned invasion of France and they had to attack Russia.

Answer 33

to protect soldiers from enemy gun fire on the front lines

Answer 34

to trap enemy soldiers in mud pits or no man's land on the front lines

Answer 35

to stop the enemy from advancing and taking your territory

Answer 36

all of the above

Answer 37

Poison Gas

Answer 38

The Western Front

Answer 39

The Eastern Front

Answer 40

The Balkans

Answer 41

All of the Above

Answer 42

To divide their army in half and fight both the French and Russians.

Answer 43

To team up with Austria-Hungary and defeat the Russians first.

Answer 44

To use the Schlieffen Plan and to defeat France.

Answer 45

To dig trenches and to fight a defensive war of attrition.

Answer 46

A merchant ship

Answer 47

A British destroyer

Answer 48

A new battleship

Answer 49

A submarine

Answer 50

Rats, Lice, and Diseases

Answer 51

Machine Guns, Artillery, and Rockets

Answer 52

Mud, Barbwire, and Death

Answer 53

All of the above

Answer 54

The Balkans

Answer 55

The Southern Front

Answer 56

The Western Front

Answer 57

None of the above

Answer 58

The Hindenburg Line

Answer 59

The German Push

Answer 60

The Kaisers Plan

Answer 61

The Schlieffen Plan

Answer 62

The First Battle of the Marne

Answer 63

The Battle of Tannenberg

Answer 64

The Battle of the Somme

Answer 65

The German Zimmerman Note

Answer 66

Strong economic ties with Great Britain

Answer 67

Unrestricted Submarine Warfare by Germany

Answer 68

The Germans attacked Russia

Answer 69

influence the Germans to surrender.

Answer 70

influence Russia to stay in the war to defeat Germany.

Answer 71

influence the U.S. to enter the war on the side of the Allies.

Answer 72

None of the above.

Answer 73

It revealed Mexico was getting ready to enter the war on the German side

Answer 74

It promised Mexico that Germany would help it reclaim territory in the U.S. if Mexico attacked America.

Answer 75

Zimmerman was passing American secrets to Germany with the help of Mexican leaders

Answer 76

The telegram contained secret messages sent by American leaders to its commanders on European battlefields.

Answer 77

As strong protectors

Answer 78

As cruel barbarians

Answer 79

As honorable soldiers

Answer 80

The Ottoman Empire

Answer 81

The United States

Answer 82

The Ottoman Empire

Answer 83

The United States

Answer 84

We quickly invaded Germany and won the war.

Answer 85

We had good relations with the Kaiser and he surrendered to the U.S.

Answer 86

We remained neutral at the beginning of the war.

Answer 87

The U.S. saved the Western Front from falling to the German advance.

Answer 88

The war became global and was fought on several fronts including Europe, the Middle East and Asia.

Answer 89

The Russians had a revolution and pulled out of the war letting the Germans fight only on one front.

Answer 90

The Germans issued the Sussex Pledge to the United States and they stopped sinking U.S ships.

Answer 91

The Germans had better propaganda and they were gaining more support from the U.S public.

Answer 92

Propaganda

Answer 93

War Reparations

Answer 94

Contraband

Answer 95

Channeling a nations entire resources into the war effort

Answer 96

A horrible act against innocent people like murder

Answer 97

An agreement to stop or end fighting

Answer 98

Promoting an idea or attacking an idea

Answer 99

Propaganda

Answer 100

Conscription

Answer 101

Reparations

Answer 102

Contraband

Answer 103

President Wilson’s Idea to create an international peace keeping organization

Answer 104

President Wilson’s strategy to keep the U.S out of World war I

Answer 105

President Wilson’s ideas for creating a fair and lasting peace

Answer 106

President Wilson’s strategy to defeat the Germans

Answer 107

“Death to the Tyrant”

Answer 108

“Victory and Revenge”

Answer 109

“We will have our Day in the Sun”

Answer 110

“Peace without Victory”

Answer 111

Britain and France rejected many of his ideas and they wanted revenge on Germany.

Answer 112

Britain and France wanted Germany to accept the blame for starting the war.

Answer 113

Britain and France wanted to strip Germany of its war-making power and its military.

Answer 114

The Allies did all of these actions to oppose President Wilson.

Answer 115

The League of Nations, Freedom of the Seas, War Reparations

Answer 116

War Reparations, Self-determination, and a League of Nations

Answer 117

Self-determination, A lasting peace, and a League of Nations

Answer 118

The War Guilt Clause, Reparations, and a limited German Military

Answer 119

Withdrawal of their nations from dangerous involvement in the League of Nations.

Answer 120

Permitting people in colonized areas to have the right to self-determination.

Answer 121

Protecting the rights of national groups to join with other national groups.

Answer 122

Punishing Germany for starting the war and taking away or dividing its territory.

Answer 123

Entrance into the League of Nations.

Answer 124

Independence for its colonies.

Answer 125

Self-determination for its peoples.

Answer 126

Limits on the size of its military.

Answer 127

Germany had to surrender all its land.

Answer 128

Germany had to accept responsibility for starting the war.

Answer 129

German had to pay 33 billion in reparations.

Answer 130

Germany had to join the League of Nations.

Answer 131

Germany was allowed to keep building tanks, airplanes, and subs.

Answer 132

The German army was limited to a small size or 100,000 soldiers.

Answer 133

Germany had to pay 33 Billion in war reparations.

Answer 134

Germany had to surrender land to a new Poland.

Answer 135

The War of Verdun

Answer 136

The Kaiser's War

Answer 137

A Game of Thrown's

Answer 138

The War to End all Wars

Answer 139

a victorious Germany

Answer 140

a revolution in Russia

Answer 141

a defeated France

Answer 142

a revolution in Great Britain

Answer 143

They could date an attractive French girl or guy.

Answer 144

They could grow a victory garden.

Answer 145

They could buy a gun and shoot a German American.

Answer 146

They could buy a new car or boat.

Answer 147

Join the military

Answer 148

Ration goods

Answer 149

invest in the war effort

Answer 150

Reduce the use of war materials

Answer 151

August 8th 1918

Answer 152

October 15th 1918

Answer 153

November 11th 1918

Answer 154

It has never officially ended

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