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Test Review –
World War I
The leader of the Bolsheviks pictured here was
A Vladimir Lenin.
B Tsar Nicholas II
C Franz Ferdinand
D Joseph Stalin
The leader of the Bolsheviks pictured here was
A Vladimir Lenin.
B Tsar Nicholas II
C Franz Ferdinand
D Joseph Stalin
In 1914, what was the spark that started World
War I in Europe?
A The German declaration of war against Britain
B The assassination of Austria's Archduke Franz
Ferdinand
C The start of the Civil War between the
Bolsheviks and the Red Army
D The growing war between Russia and Japan
In 1914, what was the spark that started World
War I in Europe?
A The German declaration of war against Britain
B The assassination of Austria's Archduke Franz
Ferdinand
C The start of the Civil War between the
Bolsheviks and the Red Army
D The growing war between Russia and Japan
Who was the last Tsar of Russia?
A Catherine the Great
B Peter the Great
C Nicholas II
D Louis XIV
Who was the last Tsar of Russia?
A Catherine the Great
B Peter the Great
C Nicholas II
D Louis XIV
What were the contents of the Zimmermann
telegram?
A A German offer to Mexico to form an alliance
against the United States
B A United States proposal to supply arms so
Mexico could fight Germany
C A German offer to negotiate peace with the
United States
D A United States warning against German invasion
of Great Britain
What were the contents of the Zimmermann
telegram?
A A German offer to Mexico to form an alliance
against the United States
B A United States proposal to supply arms so
Mexico could fight Germany
C A German offer to negotiate peace with the
United States
D A United States warning against German invasion
of Great Britain
In which order did these events occur?
A 3, 1, 2, 4
B 2, 4, 3, 1
C 4, 3, 1, 2
D 1, 2, 4, 3
In which order did these events occur?
A 3, 1, 2, 4
B 2, 4, 3, 1
C 4, 3, 1, 2
D 1, 2, 4, 3
Which country was NOT part of the Central
Powers?
A Austro-Hungarian Empire
B Germany
C Russia
D Ottoman Empire
Which country was NOT part of the Central
Powers?
A Austro-Hungarian Empire
B Germany
C Russia
D Ottoman Empire
Which wartime leader is incorrectly matched
with their country?
A Kaiser Wilhelm II — Germany
B David Lloyd George — France
C Czar Nicholas II — Russia
D Woodrow Wilson — United States
Which wartime leader is incorrectly matched
with their country?
A Kaiser Wilhelm II — Germany
B David Lloyd George — France
C Czar Nicholas II — Russia
D Woodrow Wilson — United States
What are the correct dates for World War I?
A 1905-1909
B 1914-1918
C 1929-1932
D 1900-1905
What are the correct dates for World War I?
A 1905-1909
B 1914-1918
C 1929-1932
D 1900-1905
The leader of Germany during World War I,
pictured here was
A Nicholas II.
B Adolf Hitler.
C Archduke Ferdinand.
D Kaiser Wilhelm II
The leader of Germany during World War I,
pictured here was
A Nicholas II.
B Adolf Hitler.
C Archduke Ferdinand.
D Kaiser Wilhelm II
What happened on November 11, 1918?
A The first use of a weapon mass destruction
was used on the Western Front.
B An armistice began which ended World War I.
C The United States entered the war after an
attack by Mexico.
D The Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand was
assassinated.
What happened on November 11, 1918?
A The first use of a weapon mass destruction
was used on the Western Front.
B An armistice began which ended World War I.
C The United States entered the war after an
attack by Mexico.
D The Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand was
assassinated.
Which country joined the Allies in 1917?
A Great Britain
B United States
C France
D Italy
Which country joined the Allies in 1917?
A Great Britain
B United States
C France
D Italy
Which phrase completes this diagram?
A The Axis defeat in World War II
B The Charter of the United Nations
C The formation of the European Union
D The Allied victory in World War I
Which phrase completes this diagram?
A The Axis defeat in World War II
B The Charter of the United Nations
C The formation of the European Union
D The Allied victory in World War I
What was one factor that increased demands
for colonial independence after World War I?
A Participation of colonies in the war
B Cost of German war reparations
C Breakup of the British Empire
D Discovery of oil in the colonies
What was one factor that increased demands
for colonial independence after World War I?
A Participation of colonies in the war
B Cost of German war reparations
C Breakup of the British Empire
D Discovery of oil in the colonies
Which country was forced to assume full
responsibility for World War I?
A Germany
B Ottoman Empire
C France
D Serbia
Which country was forced to assume full
responsibility for World War I?
A Germany
B Ottoman Empire
C France
D Serbia
What are reparations?
A Payment of money for war guilt
B Payment to Bolshevik Russia
C Payment to Belgian civilians for German
massacres
D Payment to defeated powers for
reconstruction
What are reparations?
A Payment of money for war guilt
B Payment to Bolshevik Russia
C Payment to Belgian civilians for German
massacres
D Payment to defeated powers for
reconstruction
The area between opposing armies’ trenches
was called
A Never Never land
B Nowhere land
C No-man’s land
D Idiot’s land
The area between opposing armies’ trenches
was called
A Never Never land
B Nowhere land
C No-man’s land
D Idiot’s land
The Zimmerman Note showed German plans to
—
A execute a surprise attack on Japan
B have Mexico declare war on the United States
C conclude a separate truce with Russia
D have Mexico send troops to Europe
The Zimmerman Note showed German plans to
—
A execute a surprise attack on Japan
B have Mexico declare war on the United States
C conclude a separate truce with Russia
D have Mexico send troops to Europe
All of the following countries lost their
overseas territories after World War I EXCEPT
—
A Germany
B Austria-Hungary
C Ottomans
D Britain
All of the following countries lost their
overseas territories after World War I EXCEPT
—
A Germany
B Austria-Hungary
C Ottomans
D Britain
President Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points
was his plan for —
A maintaining peace after the war
B winning the war
C stopping the Bolshevik menace from spreading
in Russia
D punishing Germany at the conclusion of the
War
President Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points
was his plan for —
A maintaining peace after the war
B winning the war
C stopping the Bolshevik menace from spreading
in Russia
D punishing Germany at the conclusion of the
War
Vladimir Lenin’s New Economic Policy differed
from Joseph Stalin’s Five-Year Plan because the
New Economic Policy —
A eliminated collective farming
B increased regulation of production
C allowed some privately-owned businesses
D imposed production mandates
Vladimir Lenin’s New Economic Policy differed
from Joseph Stalin’s Five-Year Plan because the
New Economic Policy —
A eliminated collective farming
B increased regulation of production
C allowed some privately-owned businesses
D imposed production mandates
One reason the United States ended its policy
of isolation and entered World War I was the —
A fall of the Ottoman Empire
B truce between revolutionary Russia and
Germany
C discovery of German attempts to ally with
Mexico
D Japanese invasion and conquest of Manchuria
One reason the United States ended its policy
of isolation and entered World War I was the —
A fall of the Ottoman Empire
B truce between revolutionary Russia and
Germany
C discovery of German attempts to ally with
Mexico
D Japanese invasion and conquest of Manchuria
What is the best title for this list?
A Failures of the League of Nations
B Weakness of Russia on the Eve of World War II
C Reasons for the Nazi Party’s Rise to Power
D Causes of the Russian Revolution of 1917
What is the best title for this list?
A Failures of the League of Nations
B Weakness of Russia on the Eve of World War II
C Reasons for the Nazi Party’s Rise to Power
D Causes of the Russian Revolution of 1917
After the death of Vladimir Lenin, who took
over control of the Communist Party in Russia?
A Adolf Hitler
B Joseph Stalin
C Leon Trotsky
D Rasputin
After the death of Vladimir Lenin, who took
over control of the Communist Party in Russia?
A Adolf Hitler
B Joseph Stalin
C Leon Trotsky
D Rasputin
The U.S. President during World War I and
pictured here was
A Harry Truman
B Theodore Roosevelt
C Woodrow Wilson
D Franklin D. Roosevelt
The U.S. President during World War I and
pictured here was
A Harry Truman
B Theodore Roosevelt
C Woodrow Wilson
D Franklin D. Roosevelt
What was the fate of Czar Nicholas II and his
family?
A All became average Soviet citizens
B The family went into exile in Britain
C All were executed on Lenin's orders
D Nicholas II was executed but his family was
spared
What was the fate of Czar Nicholas II and his
family?
A All became average Soviet citizens
B The family went into exile in Britain
C All were executed on Lenin's orders
D Nicholas II was executed but his family was
spared
Which country was NOT part of the Allied
Powers?
A Britain
B United States
C Poland
D France
Which country was NOT part of the Allied
Powers?
A Britain
B United States
C Poland
D France
The Treaty of Versailles did all of the following
EXCEPT:
A It set up the League of Nations.
B It gave all of Germany's Eastern lands to Russia
C It forced Germany to pay reparations.
D It limited Germany’s military.
The Treaty of Versailles did all of the following
EXCEPT:
A It set up the League of Nations.
B It gave all of Germany's Eastern lands to Russia
C It forced Germany to pay reparations.
D It limited Germany’s military.
Which two groups fought in the Russian Civil
War?
A Communist vs. Marxists
B Red shirts vs. Imperialists
C Reds vs. Roundheads
D Reds vs. Whites
Which two groups fought in the Russian Civil
War?
A Communist vs. Marxists
B Red shirts vs. Imperialists
C Reds vs. Roundheads
D Reds vs. Whites
All of these were causes of World War I EXCEPT
—
A nationalism
B communist revolutions
C militarism
D imperialism
All of these were causes of World War I EXCEPT
—
A nationalism
B communist revolutions
C militarism
D imperialism
The picture above shows what form of fighting
during World War I?
A Scorched Earth
B Trench Warfare
C Chemical Warfare
D Tank Warfare
The picture above shows what form of fighting
during World War I?
A Scorched Earth
B Trench Warfare
C Chemical Warfare
D Tank Warfare
Who was the advisor to Tzar Nicholas and
Tzarina Alexandra and who helped their son
with his hemophilia
A Vladimir Lenin
B Grigori Rasputin
C Duma
D Alexander Kerensky
Who was the advisor to Tzar Nicholas and
Tzarina Alexandra and who helped their son
with his hemophilia
A Vladimir Lenin
B Grigori Rasputin
C Duma
D Alexander Kerensky
Of the following, which was NOT a new
weapon first used in World War I
A Atomic Bomb
B Big Bertha
C Tank
D Airplane
Of the following, which was NOT a new
weapon first used in World War I
A Atomic Bomb
B Big Bertha
C Tank
D Airplane
The United States was pushed towards entering
World War I in part because of Germany's
refusal to end —
A unrestricted submarine warfare
B the killing of Belgian civilians
C economic sanctions
D the arming of Mexican rebels
The United States was pushed towards entering
World War I in part because of Germany's
refusal to end —
A unrestricted submarine warfare
B the killing of Belgian civilians
C economic sanctions
D the arming of Mexican rebels
On November 6, _______________ and
______________ overthrew the provisional
government of Russia
A Alexander Kerensky, Mensheviks
B Vladimir Lenin, Bolsheviks
C Franz Ferdinand, Ottomans
D King Albert, Germans
On November 6, _______________ and
______________ overthrew the provisional
government of Russia
A Alexander Kerensky, Mensheviks
B Vladimir Lenin, Bolsheviks
C Franz Ferdinand, Ottomans
D King Albert, Germans